Lovely Bamboo Dish Rack for Drying Full-Size Dinner Plates, Compact and Sturdy Design, Foldaway

Lovely Bamboo Dish Rack for Drying Full-Size Dinner Plates, Compact and Sturdy Design, Foldaway

• Unique wide base supports large and small plates in a compact size.
• 14 slots for plates. Low profile design holds plates firmly so that they don't fall over.
• Sturdy and durable construction. Side rack for cups and glasses.
• Measures 17.8" x 13.8" x 9.4". Folds flat for easy storage.
• Natural bamboo finish. Easy to keep looking as good as new by washing occasionally with mild soap.

The Lovely Bamboo dish drying rack is a stylish and practical way to dry your plates, dishes, cups and glasses.<p>It has wide slots to safely hold 14 full size dinner plates without toppling over, and a natural finish that prevents staining and splintering.<p>Bamboo is an eco-friendly natural resource that is harder and more durable than many wooden products. It absorbs less moisture and resists stains, odors and bacteria.<p>If you detest the sight of a cluttered kitchen and dishes piled up in the sink, the Lovely Bamboo dish drying rack can provide the solution you need. The sleek lines and simple design of the drying rack adds a chic element to any kitchen, whether yours has a traditional or modern style. The natural bamboo material is eco-friendly and matches any décor. Instead of stacking up dishes, cups, bowls and glasses precariously on the counter, fit them into the Lovely Bamboo dish drying rack. You'll save counter space and provide your dishes with adequate air circulation to dry them more efficiently. There are 14 wide slots to hold small and large dinner plates, and the shelf on the bottom is the perfect place to stack cups and bowls.<p>The eco-friendly bamboo is durable and resilient. While many wooden products splinter and stain over time when exposed to water, bamboo will retain its strength and appearance. Bamboo home décor pieces are resistant to odors and bacteria because they don't easily absorb water. The environmentally friendly bamboo is sourced from the Fujian Province in China's dense bamboo forest. Bamboo grows quickly and has a shorter life cycle than wood; this means that a large portion of the bamboo forest can be harvested each year without negatively affecting the ecosystem. Processing bamboo requires far less energy than processing lumber, making it a more eco-friendly choice for building materials.