Wall Mounted Sink Sponge Holder with Snap-On Hanger
A sponge that dries between uses and a sink edge that stays clear. This small ribbed basket hangs from the sink lip or a cabinet door with a snap-button hanger, so nothing needs drilling. Open walls let water run out, and the counter stays open for the rest of your kitchen.
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A sponge that dries between uses and a sink edge that stays clear. This small ribbed basket hangs from the sink lip or a cabinet door with a snap-button hanger, so nothing needs drilling. Open walls let water run out, and the counter stays open for the rest of your kitchen.
Keeps sponges and soap off the sink, drying and organised, with no drilling needed
- cluttered sink edge
- wet sponges and soap sitting in water
- countertop clutter
- no space for kitchen tools
Your sponge and soap, off the sink and drying.
Before: wet sponges sit in puddles and crowd the sink edge. After: one small ribbed basket holds them up and out of the way, with no drilling.
Built to hang, drain, and stay out of the way

Hangs off the sink, not on it
The adjustable snap-button hanger clips onto the sink edge or a cabinet door, so the basket sits above the basin instead of in it. Press until you feel the click, then check the hanger sits square before you load it. The sponge, soap and a peeler stay within reach while you wash up. Other ways to clear the sink edge are in our sink organizers kitchen range.

Open walls let water run out
Vertical ribs run down the walls and the top stays open, so water drains away instead of pooling under the sponge. The matte plastic feels light and smooth and wipes clean in seconds. Pair it with cleaning sponges kitchen for a full wash-up setup that stays dry between uses.
Hang it in under a minute
- 1Check your edge
Look at the sink lip or cabinet door you plan to use. The hanger needs a solid edge to grip, so skip rounded or flimsy spots.
- 2Set the hanger
The snap-button hanger is adjustable. Set it so it reaches the edge you are hanging from.
- 3Clip it on
Hold the basket against the sink edge or cabinet door and press until the hanger clicks and seats square.
- 4Load and let it drain
Put the sponge and soap inside. Water runs out through the open top, so the sponge is drier between uses.
Compact enough to hang beside the taps
- 160 mmLength
- 90 mmWidth
- Matte ribbed plasticMaterial
- Snap-button hangerMount
Sized for one sponge and a bar of soap
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The hanger is adjustable, which is how it reaches a sink lip or a cabinet door edge without tools. Clip it on first, feel for the click, and check it sits square before you load the basket. If it slides, move it to a flatter section of the rim.
Yes for a sponge, a bar of soap, scrubbers and a peeler. It is light-duty plastic, so heavy pots, cast iron and full soap dispensers stay on the counter.
It stays put when the hanger is seated square on the edge. Clip it on with firm pressure, wipe around it, and check the seat if you knock it while cleaning.
No. The snap-button hanger mounts to the sink edge or a cabinet door with no drilling and no tools, which suits rentals where tile and paint are off limits.
Suction cups slide off wet tile and stainless, and drilled caddies are often banned in rentals. A snap hanger costs less than a second dish tray and takes no counter space, so it is the simplest way to keep the sponge draining.
Rinse the basket and sponge every few days and let both air dry. Old food and soap residue can build up in the ribbed walls, so a quick rinse keeps odour down.
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