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The Home Basics 3-Piece Dish Drainer is perfect for draining and drying your dishes after washing. Features 8 slots for plates, 2 cutlery holders, space for storing mugs, cups and bowls, and a sloping tray that directs water back to the sink.- Convenient and stylish dish rack for drying and draining your plates, silverware, cups and more
- Includes 8 evenly space slots for stacking plates
- 2 compartments for holding your silverware and cutlery
- Compartments feature perforated bottoms to provide an organized way to air dry or showcase silverware
- Provides ample space to store mugs, cups, glasses, and bowls
- A bottom sloping tray transfer excess water directly to the sink and away from your countertops
- Vinyl coated steel construction
- Wipe clean
- Measures 19" L x 12" W x 2.4" H
- Imported
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Sloping tray very thin. Had a broken hole in the corner.
drain board
poorly designed everything falls through bottom grid, grid is to far spaced apart, looks great tho
Dish Drainer
I like the side drain, it works perfect for my sink. I wish they had other colors.
Too small
Silverware holders are too small for us. Also, this works best when the sink is flush with the counter otherwise the water flows backwards to the counter from the sink
Don't bother
Drainer tray cracked second time used. Would not recommend.
Disappointed
I bought this dish rack and tray combination because it was black, reasonably priced, but mostly because it featured a sloping tray to allow water in the tray toward the spout at the front and into the sink. The tray does NOT slope. There are a few grooves in the tray to channel the water toward the spout at the front of the tray. However, there are NOT enough grooves to effectively channel water, particularly from the sides of the tray, where water pools and remains. (With hard water as in my area, all the water drops on the tray and the pooled water evaporate leaving whitish hard water spots, which are conspicuous and unsightly on a black tray when the dishes are unloaded.)
Total Junk
I really wish I could return this - but my thought process was.... it's a dish rack. All dish racks are the same. I have never had a bad dish rack. So I just took the label off and replaced my old beat up one. Then I went to go do the dishes. Oh my god. First of all, NO DISHES STAND UP IN THIS THING. Even my tiny salad plates, my not heavy plates, my large plates. No matter what it is or what direction you put it in, no plate will stand up, they all fall over in this. What's the point of a dish rack!?! Second of all, it has the draining part for the sink, which seemed like a nice idea, except, really, unless you're POURING water into this thing, what is really forcing the drops of water from the dishes to go towards the drain? It's not on a slant at all. Which is whatever, not really something I've had before anyways.... but it's just funny to me that it has this drain feature and yet, the silverware container has no holes in it!!! Like that's the thing if anything that needs to drain. Every dish rack I have ever owned has holes in the silverware container because it's too impossibly small to clean, and forks and spoons just SIT in there dripping.... and yet this doesn't have any holes so it will get moldy real fast. Pretty much just annoyed that no plates will stand up though. And for being the same size as my last dish rack, it somehow holds less. I guess just the design....
The color isn’t bronze
More of a brown color But it works well
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Sloping tray very thin. Had a broken hole in the corner.
drain board
poorly designed everything falls through bottom grid, grid is to far spaced apart, looks great tho
Dish Drainer
I like the side drain, it works perfect for my sink. I wish they had other colors.
Too small
Silverware holders are too small for us. Also, this works best when the sink is flush with the counter otherwise the water flows backwards to the counter from the sink
Don't bother
Drainer tray cracked second time used. Would not recommend.
Disappointed
I bought this dish rack and tray combination because it was black, reasonably priced, but mostly because it featured a sloping tray to allow water in the tray toward the spout at the front and into the sink. The tray does NOT slope. There are a few grooves in the tray to channel the water toward the spout at the front of the tray. However, there are NOT enough grooves to effectively channel water, particularly from the sides of the tray, where water pools and remains. (With hard water as in my area, all the water drops on the tray and the pooled water evaporate leaving whitish hard water spots, which are conspicuous and unsightly on a black tray when the dishes are unloaded.)
Total Junk
I really wish I could return this - but my thought process was.... it's a dish rack. All dish racks are the same. I have never had a bad dish rack. So I just took the label off and replaced my old beat up one. Then I went to go do the dishes. Oh my god. First of all, NO DISHES STAND UP IN THIS THING. Even my tiny salad plates, my not heavy plates, my large plates. No matter what it is or what direction you put it in, no plate will stand up, they all fall over in this. What's the point of a dish rack!?! Second of all, it has the draining part for the sink, which seemed like a nice idea, except, really, unless you're POURING water into this thing, what is really forcing the drops of water from the dishes to go towards the drain? It's not on a slant at all. Which is whatever, not really something I've had before anyways.... but it's just funny to me that it has this drain feature and yet, the silverware container has no holes in it!!! Like that's the thing if anything that needs to drain. Every dish rack I have ever owned has holes in the silverware container because it's too impossibly small to clean, and forks and spoons just SIT in there dripping.... and yet this doesn't have any holes so it will get moldy real fast. Pretty much just annoyed that no plates will stand up though. And for being the same size as my last dish rack, it somehow holds less. I guess just the design....
The color isn’t bronze
More of a brown color But it works well