I was thinking about using this as an in-sink dish rack. Is the material something I could drill holes into for drainage?
178613
It is made of a stiff plastic, so you could probably drill holes in the bottom.
2095994
I belive it would work fine for that application. In my use of loctite, I found it to having too long of a drying time. So that being said, take care when installing the sink. Make sure it is not disturbed "Moved around" for at least 24 hours.
1626018
It has a plastic catch pan beneath it, so I'd say 'yes', but the metal on mine has developed a little rust at the weld joints after a few months of daily use, so I would make sure you keep water from standing in there. You sink should be protected, though. One other comment. This dish rack is good for plates, not so good for cups and bowls, or for top-heavy things you might put in the utensil cup because it can tip over.
325458
I would have to say no. It has a foam handle. There does not appear to be any type of drain holes.
503309
I don't believe that was an option because the metal rack holds the plastic dish rack where you put your dishes to drain. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
13474
We have had zero problems with it concerning drainage. Just remember that it does not come with anything to stake it down...we used hangers, which is holding up really well. Good luck! We think it's a really great product, and much cheaper in price than if you were to buy it at Home Depot.
2175304
I think so. check the specs for the spacing for the holesand compare them with the sink.
2156424
There are no holes but you could easily put some in the bottom for drainage. It does not come with a drain tray. The planter is high quality. Although it is made of a composite (plastic), it is sturdy and the rolled edge at the top gives the appearance of a stoneware planter. It has worked out very well for the large ficus in the foyer of the library where I work.
1289836
Yes, you CAN remove the plastic piece and set the rack into your sink. It works well that way too.
1197445
No, that would defeat the purpose of the holes. I would not use it for anything other than items such as french fries, chicken nuggets, etc.
1508727
No drainage holes, but the feeder has done well after several days of steady rain. If you wanted to, it probably wouldn't be difficult to drill a few small drainage holes into the floor.
2133315
Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
483378
There are no holes/openings in the bottom. I had to drill holes in it for drainage.
970480
This pot is a plastic composite with no drainage holes. While you could probably drill some draining holes in the bottom, I'm not sure if the finish on the plastic cold withstand the elements of being outdoors.
1729165
I used mine under my BBQ. Both Doors open wide with no center divider so you can crawl in there to hook-up plumbing and electrical. So I would say yes, this would work as a sink cover for your kitchen sink. Hope that helps. It's also pretty good quality too. We've been happy with it.
449356
Their are no drainage holes. We got it to use with our beer clubs portable tap system. It works great!
518872
No, I bought a slanted rack that inclined 1 inch & put this drainer board on top to drain into the sink.