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dish drying rack planter Bamboo Dish Drying Rack - 2-Tier Collapsible

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Description

dish drying rack planter Bamboo Dish Drying Rack - 2-Tier CollapsibleA 2 tier bamboo dish rack that folds flat to 1. 2 inches and slides under the sink between meals. What you're getting 2 tier collapsible bamboo dish rack FSC certified bamboo, food safe finish, no plastic Folds to 1. 2 in fits under most sinks or in a kitchen drawer Ships from California within 2 business days free over $25 30 day returns on unused racks This is the rack we keep in our own kitchen. We have the counter space for a permanent rack and we

A 2-tier bamboo dish rack that folds flat to 1.2 inches and slides under the sink between meals.

What you're getting

  • 2-tier collapsible bamboo dish rack — FSC-certified bamboo, food-safe finish, no plastic
  • Folds to 1.2 in — fits under most sinks or in a kitchen drawer
  • Ships from California within 2 business days · free over $25
  • 30-day returns on unused racks

This is the rack we keep in our own kitchen. We have the counter space for a permanent rack and we still fold this one away after every meal because the kitchen looks better without it. Bamboo also doesn't leave the rust streaks the chrome rack we replaced started leaving on our counter after about six months.

Free US shipping over $25 30-Day Returns · No Questions

Why this rack instead of the branded chrome ones

Most popular dish racks are either chrome (rusts in 6 months on coastal kitchens), plastic (cracks at the joints inside a year), or fixed-shape (occupies counter space 24 hours a day for 30 minutes of dish use). This bamboo rack folds to 1.2 inches between meals, won't rust, and lasts five to seven years with quarterly oiling. The math: $46 for seven years works out to about $6.50 a year. The chrome rack you replace every 18 months works out to more.

Strabella vs branded chrome racks

  Strabella Bamboo Rack Typical chrome dish rack
Material FSC-certified bamboo, food-safe finish Chrome-plated steel, plastic feet
Footprint Folds to 1.2 in — fits under sink Fixed; sits on counter all day
Rust risk None — bamboo doesn't rust Common at chip points after 6–12 months
Lifespan 5–7 years with quarterly oiling 12–24 months in coastal kitchens
Cost over 7 years $46 once = ~$6.50/year $25 every 18 months = ~$12/year

What's in the box

  • 1 × Bamboo dish drying rack (2-tier, collapsible)
  • 1 × Care card with oiling instructions

Specifications

Property Value
Material 100% FSC-certified bamboo, food-safe finish
Open dimensions 16.5 × 12.5 × 13.5 in (H)
Folded dimensions 16.5 × 12.5 × 1.2 in
Capacity ~30 pieces + utensil slot
Tiers 2 (top: plates · bottom: cups/bowls)
Weight 2.4 lb
Lifespan 5 to 7 years with quarterly oiling
Ships from California, United States

How to use

  1. Unfold and let the rack flatten on the counter — it locks open.
  2. Top tier holds about 10–12 large plates on edge. Bottom tier fits 6–8 cups or bowls plus utensils.
  3. Pair with a drying mat underneath if your counter is wood or unsealed stone.
  4. Wipe the rack dry after dishes go away. Fold flat and store.

Care

  • Wipe dry after every use — don't let standing water pool on the slats
  • Oil with food-grade mineral oil every 3 to 4 months
  • Hand wash only — no dishwasher, no harsh detergent
  • Store folded in a dry place when traveling

What customers say

Verified buyer reviews appear below. The most common feedback we hear is the "fold-flat" feature being the deciding factor for small kitchens. Read the unedited reviews under this section.

Frequently asked questions

Will the bamboo mold?
Not with normal care. Wipe it dry after dishes go away and oil it quarterly. The finish is water-resistant, not waterproof — treat it the way you'd treat a quality cutting board.

How many dishes does it actually hold?
Around 30 pieces — a family-of-four dinner. Top tier: 10–12 dinner plates on edge. Bottom: 6–8 cups and bowls plus a utensil slot.

Is it really collapsible?
Yes — folds to 1.2 inches. Fits in most kitchen drawers and under most sinks.

How is bamboo different from regular wood?
Bamboo is a grass, not a tree. It's denser and more water-resistant than most hardwoods, and it regrows in 3 to 5 years versus 20+ for hardwood. Commercial bamboo is laminated for extra durability.

Bamboo or stainless steel — which is better?
Bamboo if you want warmth, looks, quiet drying, and the foldable form factor. Stainless if you want zero maintenance and dishwasher-safe drying.

Can I use this outdoors or in an RV?
RV use is fine if the rack stays inside. Long-term outdoor use is not recommended — UV and weather shorten its life.

A note from Lisa

I'm Lisa — I run Strabella from Newport Beach with my family. We tested this rack for six weeks in our own kitchen before listing it: every dinner, every brunch, every wash. It folded away every night. If yours doesn't fit your kitchen the way it fits ours, send it back within 30 days and I'll refund you in full. — Lisa, [email protected]

Shipping & returns

  • Ships from California, United States — typically 2 business days
  • Free US shipping on orders over $25
  • 30-day returns on unused racks
  • US customer support: [email protected]
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