The description says that it has slots for plates. Are these slots raised or just part of the bottom the drainer.
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The slots are both the bottom and one side of the wireframe design. The plates sit down between the bottom ones and are prevented from rolling by one crossmember. The back upright side has the wire frame members protruding to hold the plates upright.
2262107
I didn't think to check when I bought this. But, the plastic utensil holder does not drain water. When the holder is hung on the side of the dish rack, the holes are located away from where the water drains. Hence, water sits at the bottom of the holder. The product is okay for the price.
1288324
Has to be emptied. The bottom has 4 up sides, no lower drain side. Made for a rv not like a house one with a lower drain side.
439575
Mine did not come with drains. It had the sink, mounting hardware and cutout template.
518870
I don't think so. There are small ridges underneath, but only about 1/8". It's the worst dish drain we've ever bought. It ripples and the lip, where the water should drain, is higher than the rest of the drain surface, so the water can't go anywhere. My husband's comment: "It's a piece of cr*p." Don't waste your money.
981743
It has holes at the end to drain grease out as can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0HWZd2ODMQ
1834379
It has a couple thins spots where, with a pointy object you can open for drwin holes. Some may have openned in handling. I ordered a total of 4 of these, and only one hole was open. These potential holes are also not at the lowest level, so water can pool in the lower areas if they are not drilled. It took a grand total of 90 seconds to drill 6 good drain holes in the lowest spots with extremely little effort or mess. Be sure to drill with the base connected so the holes will drain.
780292
It has a horizontal slot to drain water on the non-handle side. I have mine set up to drain directly onto my counter, and I just put a dishtowel below the slot when I am washing dishes. For just a dish or two, there's not really a lot of water to drain, and I don't bother.
876771
This is a single-hole unit, as is my sink. I don't remember if it came with a plate to cover the additional holes. (Maybe an internet search of Pfister's site will tell you what's included in the box?) I have it installed flush with the sink. Sorry I can't help beyond that ...
362964
Normally can be used with existing plates that have a slot for the slider mechanism to move up/down freely. Another item to check isthe heat sink fins for side to side clearance in multi-gang installations. It is sometimes difficult to get the plate holes lined up withdimmer or other switches in these installs.
1706310
Susan, I am sooooooo sorry. My previous response was incorrect. The drains are not included with the sink. I purchased the two drains separately from the MR Direct website.
1270369
Yes, they're not attached to the bottom basin. There is one rather small hole in the center of each pot. But water does drain eventually so you probably don't need to drill extra ones.
427451
The dish drainer is 5 inches deep. I just measured it for you. BTW, I love it. I have gone through many but this one is by far my fav. It fits nicely in my sink and hold enough dishes to be very functional for a busy family.
1626740
The feet are about 1/2" when you flip them up, it's just enough of an angle to help the water drain into the sink. This is the best dish drainer!! I don't know why someone didn't think of this before. The previous drain boards I have tried all let water run into the sink but it would mostly pool on the tile and wash out the grout around the sink. The removable drip spout on this drain board together with the adjustable feet have corrected that problem. I am extremely happy with this purchase.
1482014
It actually has a center section that is slightly raised creating a tiny slope around the sides of the raised area. The entire bottom is perforated. I've had no problems with it draining.
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.
780293
It always drains. I've had it on my counter right by the side of the sink and it drains in to the sink. My double sink has a large deeper side and a smaller shallow side. This drainer fits in to the smaller side perfectly. I've even rinsed strawberries and other foods in it because the prongs that stick up are fairly tall and a hard plastic. I find that this drainer holds a lot of dishes. I'm glad I found it and I love that I could get a red drainer to match the other red touches in my kitchen!