How tall are the little "feet" that allow the tray to drip at an angle?
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.
1626741
The little feet are about 5/8" tall. For my purposes this seems to be the right height to allow the drip tray to drain into the sink without making the angle so sharp that the dish drainer slides within the tray.
1626742
This product is awful! The feet don't keep it any higher than your average angeled Rubbermaid and the hole the water should drip through is miniscule. Forget it! I am still searching
1626743
the feet lifts the tray 5/8". plenty to drain the water well. love this drain board
1626744
The tray itself has a lip around the bottom. When the feet are flipped down it adds another 1.5 cm. of height. The total height of the feet plus the lip is 3 cm from the flat surface of the tray. I have had mine for the last few months and it gives enough angle to drain properly. I have not had any leaks or run off.
1626745
The little feet are 1" or 1 1/4", I could not get a more accurate measurement, the tray is always full of drying dishes. The good news is there are 3 not 4 feet, tipping it slightly which forces the water to the drain. That really is the reason it works well. It is a great clean cut drip tray and I could not praise it more highly. Many of my family and friends bought one after I told them it was the best.
2128573
Once you take out the drip "pan" at the bottom, it measured 7" I hope this helps.
2281765
It's close. When we have it pushed up to our counter height table, the tray is about 2-3 inches below the table.
1806000
This can be hung from a pole with a bracket. The tray is about 1/2" tall and the several slots along the bottom of the clear dispenser are 1 1/2" wide by less than 1/2" tall. Some spillage for any bird feeder is normal. It is a nice looking feeder.
102918
4 1/8 inches clearance. To have a 5inch clearance, you would have to take out the tray.
1467584
If you have a really low table. Bottom of tray is about 27" high, whereas most tables are around 30".
1804700
A little less than 1/2", but that's just in the center. In other words, lots of room for drippings.
772783
I can also send you photos of the tray with a ruler on top of it so you can see the exact measurements. Let me know.
738055
About 14.5" from plastic base (not internal metal connector, but plastic rim) to rough tip (was not flush with measure, did not bend to make flush)
1750868
As far as I can see it is a drip tray. This tray is not as large as the one on my last griddle. I have overflowed it once. Griddle seems to work fine . . . like the locking cord.
1155889
Yes And No. There is a hole where drippings can go into an external tray. However I put an aluminum foil pan there to keep it a little cleaner.
31091
According to the measurements of my tray, it will fit with only about a half inch to spare.
1597957
I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
2014936
The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a... » Read More The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. « Show Less
1603286
I don't know if I could call it a drip tray but it has room around the edges of the pan where grease goes. I've cooked bacon on it with no problems.
206721
The tray is about just under 3/4 inch.For using as a painting easle is a waste of money its too flimsy. I am 5ft 9 and had to put it on top of table to get right height and then had to tape legs to table for stability and still was no good .So dont waste your money and time
2091879
The front of the tray is just under 3" and it tapers up higher in the back to 3.5"