Sturdy and flexible - just what we needed!
Give T. Verified purchase
Compact but extendable, and the spout points into the sink: the water drains away by itself.
Sturdy and flexible - just what we needed!
Give T. Verified purchase
This very simple draining rack does exactly what it sets out to do. It is light, compact and has the virtue of being extensible. Good value and we are very happy with it!
Robert S. Verified purchase
Great if you only have a small sink/drainer…
Kindle C. Verified purchase
Compact, well made. Does the trick for us!
Julio F. Verified purchase
It sits on the worktop, beside the sink. The channel extends to the edge of the bowl and returns the water the dishes drip, so there's no tray to empty and no puddle underneath.
It only has to reach the edge of the sink, not cross it: that's why it fits kitchens of any size. Closed it takes up 28 cm, extended it reaches 47.
Dry it now and then, especially underneath and at the joints. Standing water is what leaves limescale marks on any dish rack.
If limescale appears, a cloth with warm white vinegar and then rinse. No metal scourers on the coating.
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The channel extends to the edge of the sink bowl and sends what drips off the plates back there. No tray to empty and no puddle on the worktop.
The sink stays free: you can keep washing up while the dishes drain.
Closed, it measures 28 × 20 cm, for everyday use. Extended, it reaches 47 cm, for Sunday lunch.
The cutlery stands upright and really does drain. The basket lifts out for emptying and washing.
It comes out of the box ready, with non-slip feet. Set it down, pull the channel out to the sink and it's already draining.
No small print
| What we compare | ErrekeDish rack | Dish rack with a trayThe usual one | Tea towel on the worktopThe emergency option |
|---|---|---|---|
| The water | ✓Goes straight into the sink | ✕Stays in the tray: it needs emptying | ✕Soaks the tea towel |
| The worktop | ✓Dry, no ring | Limescale ring underneath | ✕Wet |
| Space | ✓It grows only when you need it to | Always the same size | Whatever the tea towel covers |
| The cutlery | ✓Upright in their basket | Piled up in a corner | ✕Lying flat |
| The plates | ✓Upright: they drain | ✓Upright: they drain | ✕Lying flat: they do not drain |
We compare with the most common ways of draining dishes, not with any particular brand.

Cast aluminium in the baking tins, olive and teak in the boards, stainless steel in whatever lives beside the water.

Stainless steel and non-slip feet, for a sink you use every day.

With an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. Thousands of homes already cook and organise with Erreke.



