Chase
4 Oct 2026
Not what I expected
I wanted a standing rack and this is a flat roll over the sink. My own fault, but I never got on with it.
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Roll Up Dish Drying Rack
$24.99
A draining board takes up worktop all day. This roll up dish drying rack spends the washing up lying across the sink, then rolls into a 47 cm tube that lies in a drawer.
Colour Black
Size 12 bars, 47 × 23 cm
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- 47 cm long to span the sink
- Rolls up to go in a drawer
- Steel bars, plastic end links
- 12 or 15 bars wide
How to use it
Over the sink, then into a drawer
- 01
Unroll it over the sink
Lay it across the bowl so both end links rest on the rim, bars running from front to back.
- 02
Drain on it
Stand washed glasses, rinse salad in a colander on it, or leave a pan to drip. Water runs straight into the sink.
- 03
Roll it away
Shake it off, roll it from one end and put it in a drawer or stand it at the back of the worktop.
Close up
Steel bars, hinged ends
End links
Each bar is held at both ends in a plastic link. The links hinge against their neighbours, which is what lets the whole rack roll up.
Bars
Round steel bars run the full 47 cm. Water drops between them straight into the sink.
Resting edge
The row of links is what sits on the sink rim, so measure for these, not just the bars.
Size guide
| 12 bars | 15 bars | |
|---|---|---|
| Length (spans the sink) | 47 cm | 47 cm |
| Depth (front to back) | 23 cm | 28 cm |
| Packed weight | 260 to 286 g | 317 to 349 g |
| Suits | Narrow bowls, half bowls | Standard single bowls |
Measure across the bowl from rim to rim. It needs to be narrower than 47 cm, with a flat ledge on each side for the end links to rest on.
Compared
Roll up rack or draining board?
A draining board holds more and drains through a tray. The roll up rack drains straight into the sink and gives the worktop back when the washing up is done.
| Compared | This productRoll up rack | Draining board | Dish towel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uses worktop space | No | Yes | Yes |
| Drains into the sink | Yes | Through a tray | No |
| Stores in a drawer | Yes | No | Yes |
| Holds a full load | No | Yes | No |
Questions
Measure the inside of the bowl from rim to rim. The rack is 47 cm long, so it needs a bowl narrower than that with a flat rim on both sides to rest on.
Both are 47 cm long. The 12 bar rack is 23 cm deep and suits a narrow bowl or a drainer; the 15 bar rack is 28 cm deep and covers more of a standard bowl.
The supplier gives no heat rating for the plastic end links, so let pans cool before resting them on the rack, and keep hot bases on the steel bars rather than the ends.
Yes for a stack of dinner plates or bowls across the middle, where the bars are supported at both ends. Do not load the very edge of the rack beyond the sink rim.
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Amir
4 Oct 2026
Second purchase
Bought a second for the utility room sink after loving the first in the kitchen. Same quality, same ease.
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ReportImogen W.
4 Oct 2026
Works well
Works well and rolls up as promised. Could do with some way to hold it rolled.
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ReportPauline
4 Oct 2026
Rinsing salad on it
A colander sits on it to rinse lettuce and tomatoes and the water runs straight through. Works for washing grapes too. Much better than balancing things on the edge of the sink.
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ReportStephanie E.
4 Oct 2026
Cooking for the family
Evenings are a mountain of pots and plates for five of us. I go with the 15 bar size and it covers most of the bowl. Everything drains into the sink and then I can wipe it down and pack it away. Lovely.
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ReportAmanda Peterson
4 Oct 2026
Wine glasses survive
I hand wash my wine glasses and was worried about them tipping over, but the bars are close enough that they stand up fine. Roll it up when the party is over.
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ReportBrittany
4 Oct 2026
Better for the small stuff than I thought
I figured it would be hard for anything small but lids and measuring spoons sit across the bars fine. Only the tiniest forks slip through.
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ReportLogan C.
4 Oct 2026
Drip dries my pans
Big pans used to sit on a towel for hours. Now I lay them upside down on the rack over the sink and they drip away. Then I roll it up and it's gone.
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ReportLiam Wood
4 Oct 2026
Herbs and berries
Rinsing herbs and berries over it then leaving them to drip. Hardly any mess.
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ReportStephanie
4 Oct 2026
Great for salad prep
Washing lettuce, radishes and cucumbers every evening. I lay them across the bars while I chop other things. Saves a lot of pulling out and putting away.
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