Otter Stainless Steel Dish Rack With Drainboard

A pile of dishes on a tea towel takes half the morning to dry and leaves a wet ring on the counter. Otter drains straight back into the sink, so the water leaves the counter instead of sitting under your plates.

Why you'll love it

• Water Goes Away: The drainboard channels water toward the sink, so nothing pools on the counter under the rack.
• Cutlery Stays Upright: The separate holder keeps forks and knives standing and separated instead of tangled in a wet heap.
• Fits A Full Load: The layout takes plates, bowls, glasses and kitchen tools together, so one wash session fits in one rack.
• Comes Apart To Clean: Removable parts mean you can lift out the sections that collect grime and rinse them properly.

Details & specs

• Material: Stainless steel, corrosion resistant
• Design: Integrated drainboard with removable parts
• Design options: Standard, or Premium for larger loads
• Holds: Plates, bowls, glasses, kitchen tools and cutlery
• Areas of use: Countertop beside the sink

Good to know

Set the rack so the drainboard spout points over the edge of the sink and gravity does the rest, which is what stops water backing up under the plates. If your kitchen produces a full sink of dishes at once rather than a few at a time, the Premium layout is the one built for the larger load.

What's in the box

• 1 x Otter stainless steel dish rack with drainboard
• 1 x Cutlery holder

Common questions

What is the difference between Standard and Premium?
Both share the same stainless steel build and drainboard. Premium is the larger option, made for bigger dish loads.

Where does the water go?
The integrated drainboard channels water toward the sink rather than letting it collect on the counter.

Will it rust near a wet sink?
It is built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, so it is made to live in a wet spot beside the sink.

Is it easy to clean?
Yes. Parts of the rack are removable, so you can take them out and rinse them rather than working around them.