SQ Professional 2 Tier Dish Drainer Rack with Drip Tray
SQ Professional 2 Tier Dish Drainer Rack with Drip Tray (Red)
Designed for any busy Household
The best option for your house
Designed for easy and practical everyday usage, this durable Dish Drainer makes a neat addition to any home and busy lifestyle. Better still, its compact, lightweight design lets you conveniently store away the unit when it’s not in use – freeing up extra kitchen space whenever you need it.
Product Overview
- Approx. W 56cm L 25cm H 39cm
- Metal Frame and Racks
- Removable Anti Drip tray
- Anti-Slip Feet
- 3 Colour Option
 |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dish Drainer Red | Dish Drainer Black | Dish Drainer Silver | |
| Glass Holder | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cutlery Holder | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Removable Drip Tray | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anti-Slip Feet | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weight: | 1.9 Kilograms |
| Dimensions: | 44.4 x 26.9 x 11.71 cm; 1.9 Kilograms |
| Model: | Others |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 44.4 x 26.9 x 11.71 cm; 1.9 Kilograms |
This is the second one of these I’ve bought. I can’t even remember how long ago I bought it, its so long ago. Its a brilliant drainer. It looks great, it works great and the colour is fabulous
Nice looking drainer and easy to assemble but I should have measured my drainer before ordering. I had to remove the cup/glass rack as it was in the way of the tap and I have stood the cutlery drainer separately as complete it was to long for the draining board .
I was embarrassingly excited to receive this item and probably need to get out more.
Initially impressed with the size, sturdiness and look but it was frustratingly slow to assemble due to lack of directions in or on the box. Managed eventually using the picture on the box and common sense as I am an experienced self assembler and it looks and feels exactly what I wanted and hoped for.
Suspect the nuts may need tightening from time to time after a lot of use so recommend keeping the tiny wrench provided in a safe place.
Took a while to position on our round draining surface for ease of use and sturdiness but the moveable legs do at provide options.
Plate stacker sections could do with being higher as it is a bit temperamental and causes the domino effect if not carefully stacked. The glass draining section is also good for mugs/cups but tips unless they are stacked onto and removed from the centre hooks first.
Much easier to keep clean than traditional plastic drainers, particularly the drip tray as it slides out easily, can be rinsed after use and left to dry upside down on the top or bottom shelves. Only the based of the cutlery holder needs thorough cleaning but the opaque plastic base makes it obvious when it needs cleaning. Base comes off relatively easily but I recommend patience over force otherwise it could possibly become misshapen and difficult to put back on.
All criticism aside, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE my drainer rack and would hate to go back to a traditional plastic one. I think it’s fair to say the “Professional” in the description sums it up. It’s definitely for those of us who like to do the dishes mindfully, so if you just want to wash up and go it’s not for you.
I’d change the tray a little because the tray doesn’t cover the glasses or the cutlery dryer.
Other then that good stuff.
It’s good value for money, especially since some 1 tiered drainers are the same price.
The top tier could do with being a little deeper, I feel I have to be careful and ensure the plates I put on there are steady as I slot them in.
The glasses holder works ok, but again I have to be careful when leaving glasses on there…I find myself wobbling them when placing them on to ensure they won’t fall off. But maybe that’s just the norm…not sure I see what more could be done to ensure they would be secure with the design.
None have fallen off as yet, but I do always wobble them a little before leaving to dry.
The tray is easiest enough to pull out and clean, so no complaints there.
Time will tell as to whether rust will build up with it being metal.
I feel I can’t win with that one, as I had a plastic one prior to this…and that just got full of mildew and hard to clean, so maybe just a case of regular cleaning. I like that this wasn’t immediately sitting on the draining board, as my last plastic one was, and the amount of mildew that would build up due to it all getting stuck, was unbelievable and horrid!
One to be careful of is the fact that the glasses bit is not fully attached, so can come off of not careful, same with the cutlery holder…I’ve knocked the cutlery holder off a couple of times so far!! Not the end of the world with cutlery…but with glasses or mugs, it’s a different story!
The Nana in the family has requested I buy one for her, so they must look nice and impressive, so I’d recommend, but just be careful with it.