Is the drain tray removable for cleaning?

Yes, the base tray lifts out completely, so you can wash it separately instead of scrubbing around a fixed base.

Does the cutting board slot fit a standard-size board?

It's built to hold a standard kitchen cutting board upright while it dries.

Do I need to check anything before ordering if I have cabinets above my counter?

Yes. Measure the vertical clearance between your counter and any cabinets above it. A 2-tier rack with plates and glasses on the top level needs enough headroom to actually fit underneath, and this is reportedly the most common reason buyers end up needing to return a 2-tier rack.

Does water pool anywhere on the drain tray?

Angling the rack slightly toward the spout helps water reach it consistently rather than pooling in the center, which is a common issue with kitchen sink drainer trays generally, not unique to this one.

2-Tier Dish Rack with Drain Tray

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2-Tier Dish Rack with Drain Tray – Heavy-Duty Kitchen Drying Stand

2-Tier Dish Rack with Drain Tray

Rs.6,999.00

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Details and Benefits

Loved by home cooks across Pakistan for drying a full sink-load of dishes without losing counter space to a bulky rack.
Backed by WeHome's 7-day return policy, so you can try it risk-free.
This 2 tier dish rack gives you two full levels for plates, bowls, and cups, so you can wash a big batch and dry it all in one go instead of doing it in rounds.
As a dish rack with drain tray, water drips down through both tiers into a removable base tray with its own spout, so your counter stays dry instead of collecting puddles under the rack.
The upright plate slots on the top tier keep plates separated and air-drying properly, while the flat lower tier handles bowls, pots, and anything too wide to stand upright.
A built-in cutting board slot on the side keeps your board upright and drying instead of leaning wet against the counter.
Made from rust-resistant black metal, this 2 tier black dish rack is built to handle daily washing-up without the corrosion that ruins untreated frames.
This dish drainer and tray combo lifts apart for cleaning, so you're not scrubbing around a fixed base every time it needs a wipe-down.
Before it goes anywhere near your cabinets, check the vertical clearance above your counter, since a 2-tier rack needs enough headroom for the top tier's plates and glasses to actually fit underneath.

Specifications

Type: 2 tier dish rack with drain tray, also called a dish drainer with drainboard, two tier dish drainer rack, or kitchen dish drainer rack with drip tray

Structure: Two-tier design (tiered dish drying rack) - upright plate slots on top tier, flat lower tier for bowls and pots

Drain System: Removable base tray (a worktop drainer tray) with a front spout that channels water toward the sink

Cutting board slot: Built-in slot for upright cutting board storage

Material: Rust-resistant metal

Color: Black

Cleaning: Wipe clean; drain tray is removable for easier washing

Package Includes: 1 × 2-Tier Dish Rack, 1 × Removable Drain Tray

Our Review

Drying Capacity: 4.5/5

Drainage Performance: 4/5

Build Sturdiness: 4/5

As a 2 tier metal dish rack, the main appeal is straightforward: double the drying surface without doubling the counter footprint.

A full sink-load of plates, bowls, and cups can go up in one wash rather than needing a second round once the first batch dries.

The dish rack with drain tray setup does its job well for a countertop design.

Water drips down through both tiers into the removable base tray, and the front spout means most of it channels straight toward the sink rather than sitting stagnant in the tray.

One honest limitation common to flat-tray 2-tier racks generally, this one included: water can pool slightly in the center of the tray rather than draining evenly to the spout on its own.

Angling the rack a little toward the spout solves this in most kitchens, but it's a five-second adjustment worth knowing about rather than something to discover after the first wash.

The cutting board slot is a genuinely useful addition rather than a token feature. It keeps a wet board upright and air-drying instead of leaning wet against the backsplash, which is where boards usually end up warping over time.

For a small to medium household doing a full round of dishes daily, this double dish rack earns its place. Anyone regularly washing tall stockpots or oversized baking trays will find the gap between tiers tighter than a single large basin rack, so it suits everyday plates and bowls better than bulky cookware.

Price vs. Specification, the 2-Tier Dish Rack with Drain Tray earns its Rs. 6,999 price through genuine double-tier capacity and a properly removable drain system, both real upgrades over a single flat rack.

It's the right pick for daily dish volume in a small to medium kitchen, less so for households that mostly wash large pots and pans.

Free Shipping & Returns

Free delivery on orders above Rs. 2500. Orders below this amount have a standard delivery charge, calculated at checkout based on your city.

Delivery time: 2 to 5 business days, depending on your location. Major cities typically receive orders on the faster end of this window.

Cash on delivery is available across Pakistan, along with online payment options at checkout.

7-day easy return. If the product isn't right for you, return it within 7 days of delivery. Contact us through WhatsApp or our contact page to start the process.

Damaged or wrong item? Reach out with a photo of the item within 48 hours of delivery, and we'll arrange a replacement or refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the base tray lifts out completely, so you can wash it separately instead of scrubbing around a fixed base.
It's built to hold a standard kitchen cutting board upright while it dries.
Yes. Measure the vertical clearance between your counter and any cabinets above it. A 2-tier rack with plates and glasses on the top level needs enough headroom to actually fit underneath, and this is reportedly the most common reason buyers end up needing to return a 2-tier rack.
Angling the rack slightly toward the spout helps water reach it consistently rather than pooling in the center, which is a common issue with kitchen sink drainer trays generally, not unique to this one.