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The Storm Trading Group Dish Drainer Counter Rack is designed for busy kitchens, whether in a residential home or a commercial environment, providing a spacious and durable solution for drying dishes. It offers significant capacity for plates, cookware, and mugs while keeping cutlery organized; however, its substantial size means it requires a generous amount of dedicated counter space to function effectively.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1478529 |
| Brand | STORM TRADING GROUP |
This dish drainer is designed to hold up to 12 standard-sized plates.
Yes, the durable plastic construction is hard-wearing and specifically suited for use in both home and commercial settings.
No, this specific model does not include an integrated drip tray.
Yes, the two compartments are versatile and can be used to store sponges, scourers, or other small kitchen cleaning tools.
The handles are integrated into the frame to provide a secure grip, making the rack easy to move even when full.
We recommend hand washing with warm water and a mild detergent to keep the material in top condition.
Ensure the rack is placed on a designated drainboard or place an absorbent towel/drying mat underneath the unit.
Regularly clean the rack with a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap; for stubborn spots, use a soft sponge.
Setting up the unit is straightforward; simply place the rack on a flat, stable surface near your kitchen sink. Because it does not feature a dedicated drainage spout, it is best placed directly on a sink-side drainboard or a absorbent drying mat to protect your countertop surfaces from excess water. To care for the rack, wash it periodically with warm, soapy water and a soft brush to prevent the buildup of soap scum or hard water deposits. Avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners or steel wool, as these can scratch the plastic surface and create crevices where bacteria may thrive.
