Joseph Joseph Max Extend Stainless Steel Expandable Dish Drainer

Joseph Joseph Max Extend Stainless Steel Expandable Dish Drainer

Product number: 46633

Make sure you have plenty of drying space for all your plates, pans, saucers and cutlery with the Joseph Joseph Extend Max Stainless Steel Expandable Dish Drainer. Extendable to twice its size to give up to 67cm x 35cm of drying space, it's designed to make the most out of your kitchen space and keep your countertop neat and tidy.

Expandable design for extra capacity

The Joseph Joseph Extend Dish Drainer takes kitchen organisation to the next level with its expandable design. When closed, it has a compact footprint of 38.5cm x 35cm, making it ideal for kitchens with limited space. But if you've found yourself with an unusually large heap of washing up to do, simply extend the dish drainer to hold more items. The extended drying base is large enough to hold larger items like pots and pans, as well as the usual plates and dishes.

Customisable draining spout

Say goodbye to water pooling on your countertop. The dish drainer features a draining spout with three adjustable positions, allowing you to direct water directly into your sink to help keep your kitchen dry and tidy.

Efficient water drainage with raised ribs

The raised ribs in the base of the drainer prevents water getting trapped under glasses and bowls to keep them clean, dry and away from pooled water. There are also five metal support rails to hold cookware securely in place, wide enough for four plates or a larger dish, like a roasting dish.

Spacious cutlery drainer with knife slots

The Joseph Joseph Extend comes equipped with a large cutlery drainer, complete with three compartments, plus one with dedicated knife slots to organise your cutlery safely and neatly.

About Joseph Joseph

Innovative and practical, the design team at Joseph Joseph are renowned for their skills in adding a little sophistication and fun to the most mundane household helpers. And, no matter what the Joseph brothers and their teams turn their minds to redesigning, we always wonder why didn't we think of that?'