Ein schönes, schlichtes Abtropfgestell mit
"Ein schönes, schlichtes Abtropfgestell mit der genau richtigen Mischung aus Form und Funktion."
TOWER
Japon
Chine
Allemagne
Overall rating: 4.695652 / 5 from 115 reviews.
This dish drainer fits perfectly next to the sink and is highly recommended for small kitchens due to its perfect size and sleek design. Customers appreciate its stylish, efficient, and high-quality construction, as well as its ability to accommodate a variety of dishes without taking up too much space.
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"Ein schönes, schlichtes Abtropfgestell mit der genau richtigen Mischung aus Form und Funktion."
"This is an awesome little drainer that is perfect for my smaller kitchen. It's study, so doesn't tip over when it's full of plates and pans, and the high basket means you can really stack things up! The best bit is the drain though – all the water just drains directly into the sink, and it's easy to clean too. LOVE IT."
"Super! Gut durchdachtes Design. Höhe toll, Reinigung easy."
"Très pratique."
"Very satisfied with my new dish drainer! Discrete, elegant and very practical at the same time. Love that the water doesn't stay on the tray! The size is also perfect for me, since I have a dish washer and don't wash a lot by hand."
"Wonderful"
"Good quality, The cutlery Holder could bei bigger"
"Super produit, solide, stable et bien pensé. Seul bémol éventuel : l'eau ne s'écoule pas par le petit "toboggan". Personnellement, je l'avais anticipé, et cela me convient même mieux ainsi"
"This dish drainer looks great and fits perfectly on my counter. The size is just right — not too big, not too small. I definitely recommend it!"
"It looks good but the water doesn’t drain. The small legs of the drainer aren’t high enough to go over the sink’s border, so the water accumulates and back flows. Too expensive for this kind of oversight."