Umbra Sinkin Multi-Use Dish Drying Rack

​The Umbra Sinkin is a multi-use dish drying rack, that rests in the bottom of the kitchen sink or on the draining top for a tidy and convenient place to drip-dry dishes and glasses. The Sinkin features non-slip rubber feet that won’t scratch the sink surface and best of all, it can sit in or out of the sink to dry dishes. The drainer also features a removable cutlery and utensil holder, complete with drainage holes

Attractive low-profile design: With its clean, sleek design, the Sinkin Dish Drying Rack maintains a minimal footprint, ensuring it doesn't dominate your sink space.

Removable cutlery & utensil holder - Equipped with a removable utensil and cutlery holder featuring drainage holes, allowing for customisable organisation and easy cleaning

Extendable arms – Allows the Sinkin to drain over your kitchen sink or tuck to fit inside

Versatile compatibility - Designed to work with various sink styles, including standard drop-in, undermount, apron, corner, and bar sinks. Please measure your sink to ensure a proper fit

Durable construction - Made from metal wire and durable polypropylene, the Sinkin rack is built to last. Its non-slip rubber feet prevent scratching and keep the rack securely in place

Material – 70% Steel, 28% Polypropylene, 2%TPE

Specifications:

Height: 14cm
Width: 29cm
Depth: 36-48.5cm (expandable arms)
Weight: 1.22kg

Free Next Working Day Delivery

Standard delivery is for delivery the next working day.

All orders placed and paid for by 3pm Monday to Friday and 11.30am on Saturdays (excluding Bank Holidays) are dispatched that day.

All delivery methods are fully tracked.

Items are sent with DPD, Parcel Force or Royal Mail 

Highlands and islands may take an additional day

Extreme weather and other unseen circumstances may cause delivery delays - when possible we will provide updates either through the email address on your order or on this page.

Due to changes in the law regarding shipping to Northern Ireland we are unable to offer delivery to Northern Ireland at this time.