Boardwalk BWK23GLSJGRA 23 Gal Gray Plastic Trash Can
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- Trash Can
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Two-tier chrome rack dries more dishes in less counter space while rubberised feet protect surfaces
The Better Chef DR-224 is a two-tier chrome-plated rack designed to air-dry plates, bowls and utensils on a compact footprint. Rubberised feet keep the unit stable and protect the countertop from marks. Its vertical layout suits kitchens where horizontal space is limited.
This tower replaces a flat drainer by stacking a second level, effectively doubling the drying area without claiming more bench room. The jump is worthwhile when a single rack leaves clean dishes waiting for space or when a smaller sink makes a wide rack impractical.
Measured against everything we stock in Kitchen Racks, Bins & Organizers, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Dish Racks |
| Product category | Kitchen Utensils |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 559 × 406 × 254 mm |
The 22-inch width fits a standard countertop; rubberised feet grip the surface without scratching it.
Forgetting to seat the rubber feet fully onto each leg before stacking the upper tier.
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