Stove-Side Spoon Rest with Drip Tray and Lid Holder
Spoons, spatulas and lids stay upright and dry beside the stove instead of sprawling across the counter. The rest holds four utensils, drains them into a grooved tray and gives a pot lid its own spot. Cleanup is a quick rinse.
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Spoons, spatulas and lids stay upright and dry beside the stove instead of sprawling across the counter. The rest holds four utensils, drains them into a grooved tray and gives a pot lid its own spot. Cleanup is a quick rinse.
Keeps spoons, spatulas and lids off the counter in one compact rack
- messy countertop from utensils
- greasy utensils dripping on stove and counter
- pot lids with nowhere to rest
- chopsticks and spoons rolling around
A tidy stove, with every utensil within reach
Greasy spoons and dripping spatulas no longer pile up on the counter. They stand upright and drain into one compact rack beside the burner.
Everything rests where it should

Four slots hold utensils upright
Four open slots keep spoons, spatulas and chopsticks standing, so the handles stay off the counter. Everyday pieces are easy to grab mid-stir, and the rest is small enough to sit in the strip of counter beside the burner. kitchen counter utensil holder

A grooved tray catches the drip
The ribbed tray sits under the slots and collects sauce and water from greasy utensils. The stove and counter stay drier, and there is less wiping once dinner is on the table.

Room for a lid too
A lid support holds a pot lid upright beside the burner, so it stops sitting on the counter with a wet underside. If you cook with several pans, a saucepan lid organizer pairs well with it.
Set it up in seconds beside the stove
- 1Set it beside the burner
Place the rest on the counter next to the stove, not on the burner grate. Plastic softens near direct heat, so keep a little space between them.
- 2Stand each utensil in a slot
Slide spoons, spatulas and chopsticks into the four slots handle-up. Heavy, wet ladles go on the grooved tray.
- 3Rest the lid on the support
Lean a pot lid on the support so it stays off the counter while you stir and taste.
- 4Rinse the tray after dinner
Tip the tray under the tap, rinse it, and let the rest drain on the counter. The plastic body can go in the dishwasher.
Compact enough for a small counter
- 14.3 cmLength
- 12.7 cmWidth
- 5 cmHeight
A narrow strip of counter beside the burner is all it needs.
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Questions and answers
It measures 14.3 cm long, 12.7 cm wide and 5 cm tall, which suits the narrow strip of counter most small kitchens leave beside the burner. Keep it clear of the grate and any knobs.
Slots hold everyday spoons, spatulas and chopsticks well. Put a heavy, wet ladle on the tray instead of stacking it in a slot, and rest the glass lid on the support so it does not balance on the edge.
The plastic body is dishwasher-friendly. Keep the rest on the counter next to the stove, not on the burner itself, because plastic softens when it sits on direct heat.
Yes. Chopsticks, spatulas and wooden spoons all stand in the slots, and the lid support takes a glass lid with a wood knob.
A plate lets spoons roll and drip onto the stovetop, and a wall hook needs drilling that most renters cannot do. One rack covers every dinner with no hardware and no wall damage to patch when you move out.
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