GSlife Two-Tier Stainless Steel Dish Rack with Board Slot and Rotating Drain Spout

A two-level drainer that builds upward rather than sideways, so a 21 in stretch of worktop carries what a single-tier rack would need twice the run to hold. Side compartments take a chopping board on one flank and cutlery on the other.

• Upper level holds plates on edge with room for mugs alongside; pot lids stand in the same slots when the plates are away.
• Lower level is open for pans and bowls, and sits high enough off the worktop that reaching a rear item does not mean unstacking the front row.
• Rotating drain tube. The outlet swivels a full turn, so it can be aimed at the basin from whichever side the rack ends up on. Raised legs give the spout the fall it needs.
• Square-section frame in stainless steel, with a guard rail along the outer edge to stop plates sliding out sideways.
• Check your clearance first. The frame stands 15.1 in tall, but the maker asks for more than 25 in between worktop and cupboard once the rack is full; tall stockpot lids are what use that space up.

On the specification: the footprint of 21 by 12.6 in is consistent between the attribute sheet and the bullets, so it can be trusted. The stated 4.3 lb is light for a two-tier steel frame of this size and reads as a shipping figure rather than a built weight. A bullet compares the tube thickness with unnamed rival racks; that comparison has nothing behind it, so we leave it out and simply note the square-section tubing.

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