Sink Rack for Bottom of Sink 15" x 13" Rear Drain Silver
Stainless steel sink grid protects a 15 by 13 inch right-angle sink with a rear 5.7 inch drain, using an open design and one-inch rubber feet for easy cleaning
- Fits 15 by 13 inch sinks with rear 5.7 inch drain
- Stainless steel resists scratches and odours better than silicone
- Polished smooth edges prevent skin scratches during handling
- Open grid lets water drain fast under dishes
- One inch rubber feet keep oil out and simplify cleaning
Sink Grid Dimensions and Drain Fit
This stainless steel sink protector measures 15 by 13 inches with a rear drain hole of 5.7 inches diameter. It is designed for right-angle sinks and includes two grids plus two strainers. Buyers who need a different drain position or a larger single grid cannot use this set.
Open Grid Design and Rubber Feet
The open grid pattern lets water drain quickly under dishes and cutlery. One-inch rubber feet lift the grid to keep oil and debris from settling underneath, making cleaning straightforward. The polished stainless surface resists scratches and has no welding slag.
Package Contents and Return Window
The box contains two sink shelves and two sink filters, totalling four items and weighing 1.2 kilograms. A 30-day return period applies if the fit is not right. No additional software or mounting hardware is included.
Highlights
- Fits 15 by 13 inch sinks with rear 5.7 inch drain
- Stainless steel resists scratches and odours better than silicone
- Polished smooth edges prevent skin scratches during handling
- Open grid lets water drain fast under dishes
- One inch rubber feet keep oil out and simplify cleaning
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the sink rack and what measurement step is often missed?
Measure the sink length and width at 1" above the bottom, then verify the rear drain hole is 5.7" and the corners are right-angled before placing the grid.
What maintenance or replacement will the sink rack need later?
The stainless steel grid resists scratches and odour; only the rubber feet may wear over time and can be cleaned or replaced if they lose grip.
What limit appears first under sustained heavy use?
The 1" rubber feet set the maximum load height; excessive weight can compress them, reducing drainage clearance beneath the open grid.
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