Lalaunicky Dish Rack with Diatomaceous Earth Stone Mat, 16 x 12 in, Wooden Handles

Nothing drains anywhere. The stone slab underneath is diatomaceous earth, which pulls water out of the air above it, so this pair can stand well away from a plumbed sink — a caravan worktop, a utility bench, an island with no drain nearby.

Four channels moulded into that slab receive the feet of the metal rack, locking the two together. Split them and each works alone: the rack over a sink, the slab as a mat for mugs.

Uprights taper towards the top, wide enough at the base to take the bowl of a wine glass without it rolling.

Stainless steel with wooden grab handles; the stone resists heat and will not corrode.

A plastic tray pulls out for cutlery or small items. Four self-adhesive foot pads come loose in the box, to be placed wherever you want them.

• 16"D x 12"W x 6"H, 4.2 lb
• Diatomite slab, no plumbing required
• Four locating grooves in the stone
• Rack and slab usable separately
• Stainless frame, wooden handles
• Removable plastic cutlery tray