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Patagonia 2-Tier Stainless Steel Dish Rack
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- $139.95
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- $139.95
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This is the smaller version of the Patagonia dish rack with only 2-tiers. It is made of high quality stainless steel. Unlike our self draining Rohan dish, which needs to be placed next to the sink, this one can be kept anywhere on the counter since it uses a tray to catch water. This tray can be easily slid out from under the frame to discard the water. The Patagonia 2-tier stainless steel dish rack drainer comes with two sturdy end frames made of rectangular stainless steel tubing and two racks. The plate rack is the top most one and takes plates, pots and pans and even wine glasses on its bottom side. The bottom rack can be used for tumblers, bowls and pretty much anything you would like to have dried. The Patagonia dish rack comes with the Palena utensil tray.
The Patagonia rack works just as well as storage shelves on your counter to hold everyday items like dinner plates, bowls and cutlery.
Three variants are available differing in finish only: Brushed stainless, Silver powder coated and Grey powder coated. The powder coating is on top of the stainless for the rectangular frames. The racks are the same for all variants.
Patagonia 2-tier dish rack assembly instructions
This product has material and labor content from China and USA.
Patagonia is a region encompassing the vast southernmost tip of South America, shared by Argentina and Chile, with the Andes Mountains as its dividing line.