Name: Foldable Silicone Drainer Tray
Brand: Yamazaki Home
SKU: 5545
Rating: 4.3 (30 reviews)

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Tray bien.

A sink drainer tray is the stuff small-space dreams are made of. It’ll lay right over the sink basin so dishes can drip dry (thanks to those slats). Pro tip? It also makes a handy lettuce-drying hangout too. When you’re finished, just roll up right up and slide them in a drawer. Then pat yourself on the back of course.

Made in: China
Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ ($14.99 on Orders Below $199) and Easy-Breezy Returns.

Sold individually. Each tray is 9.8"L x 15.9"W x 1"H when fully expanded.

Materials:: Silicone
Care:: Handwash only.

Yamazaki Home

Brooklyn, NY

Yamazaki Home is a Japanese home goods company that has been designing sleek organizational tools to refresh and simplify your life for over 100 years (check out their fan-favorite dish rack!). Next stop: Eye-catching, space-saving solutions.

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Chris K.

02/11/24

Compact & Functional

It works great next to the sink, cleans easily and is compact when not in use.

Chris K.

01/29/24

Compact & Functional

It accomplishes most of what we need in a small footprint. Drains well and stores easily.

Deirdre W.

10/13/23

perfect drainer

looks clean and neat when needed

Stephen E.

11/26/22

Simple and convenient

Sharon M.

09/13/22

Another Yamazaki Great Find

I love the quality of this drainer tray. I use it for draining glass/table ware directly into the sink. When prepping vegetables, I love that their runoff goes directly into the sink, and it provides a secure foundation for emptying boiling water from a heavy stock pot into the sink. The best part, it looks good forever!

Judi W.

07/27/21

Very good

It’s doing what I purchased it for: draining my dishes beside the sink in my small kitchen. It it visually none intrusive, cleans easily and so far hasn’t stained.

Andrea H.

04/17/21

Minimalist and functional

This is exactly perfect right next to our kitchen sink. It’s functional, keeps my counters clean and love the minimalist look. Easy to clean and fold up and store away as well but honestly we never put it away because it’s so slim and lovely looking on our counters anyway.

Brooke D.

02/03/21

Slim & well designed

So much better than laying a towel down or using a drying mat that isn't meant to get wet. This silicone draining tray works perfectly & folds into a nice little stack when not in use. Highly recommended.

Natty B.

01/25/21

Sleek & Effective

This is exactly what I was looking for! I’d been using cotton drying mats that over time they became worn & soaked.

This mat traps excess water & is dispensed in my sink. Perfect for water bottles & pots/pans.

I’d love a larger size option as well but this looks great & does the job for my family.

Nykate

01/03/21

This little drainer is a godsend

Our kitchen space is small, so holiday meal clean up is a challenge. This little drainer makes it possible for us to do the washing up at one go. Thanks

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