3 Storey Kitchen Storage Rack

Description

3-Tier Stainless Steel Dish Drying Rack – Heavy Duty Kitchen Organizer with Knife & Cutlery Holder: Triple Your Storage, Minimize the Mess – The Ultimate Space-Saver for Modern Kitchens.
Product Overview
Maximize your countertop efficiency with this robust 3-Tier Kitchen Storage Rack. Designed specifically for compact kitchens where space is a luxury, this vertical organizer allows you to dry and store dishes, bowls, and cutlery all in one stable unit. It combines elegant design with heavy-duty functionality to keep your kitchen looking neat, tidy, and professional.

Features and Benefits
Vertical Space Saving: The clever 3-tier design utilizes vertical height, freeing up valuable counter space for food preparation.
Massive Capacity: Engineered to hold up to 16 plates on the top tier, with ample room for bowls, mugs, and pots on the lower levels.
All-in-One Organization: Comes equipped with a dedicated utensil holder, knife stand, and cutlery hook, ensuring every tool has its place.
Rust-Resistant Build: Crafted from high-quality stainless steel and coated metal, offering superior durability and resistance to moisture and rust.
Stable & Sturdy: The heavy-duty metal frame structure prevents wobbling or tipping, safely supporting the weight of heavy ceramic or glass dishes.
Detailed Description
Transform the way you organize your kitchen with this multi-functional 3-Storey Rack. Unlike standard single-layer drainers, this unit offers three distinct levels of storage. The top rack is slotted perfectly for dinner plates, keeping them upright for fast air drying. The middle and bottom flat shelves are spacious enough for bowls, spice jars, or even small pots.

The side attachments are a game-changer for organization; the hanging container is perfect for forks and spoons, while the specialized knife holder keeps sharp blades safely stored yet easily accessible. Its open-wire design promotes maximum airflow, ensuring your dishes dry quickly and hygienically, preventing the growth of bacteria associated with trapped