can this rack be used inside the sink ?
1626014
I just checked it in my sink and it just misses it by about 1/2 inch or a little less. It did fit diagonally though.
1626015
Yes. I have a 60/40 sink and it sits perfectly on the 40 side with room to spare. We also purchased a stainless steel sink saver that we placed the Dish Rack on.The only problem is with the plastic tray that fits under the rack. It holds water and does mildew if you don't dry it out every time you use it. I took a drill with a small drill bit and put about 10 holes in the ends and the middle so the water drains better.
1626016
Yes, it fits in both sides of my sink, but after a few months there are rust spots at most of the welded joints. However, this rack has lasted much longer than the last small rack I bought that a metal tray; not only did the rack rust but the tray rusted and left marks on my sink top, so if you do not use the tray, be sure your sink bottom is protected.
1626017
Yes, sure. It is made to be used on the side, but there's no reason you cannot put it into the sink.
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.
1626019
yes, i have a double sink, one side is large, the other small. this fits in the small side nicely.
980137
I ended up returning this rack as it did not quite fit my sink. Sorry but I do not have the answer for you. Good luck.
1848250
That's exactly what it's for. I'm thrilled with mine. The magnets are extremely strong. You put the rack inside the sink and the magnets under the counter on the sink and it holds really strong.
203594
I'm sorry I use the tub in my bath tub. Didn't try it in the sink since mine is small also.
1884089
It fit in both small sink and regular sink. Little slippery when wet, so it should work
1332593
Yes. With proper supervision it could be. But it is specifically designed for a sink. It's a wonderful product
788625
Yes. Keep the liquid level below the rack, just be careful not to let it boil away -- it's shallow.
911101
I don't know since I have stainless steel racks. Our kitchen has no stainless steel in it, so I was a little concerned about stainless steel racks in the almond enameled sink. My concern was unfounded. First off, the racks sit at the bottom of the sink and are not noticeable at all unless you are standing at the sink. For what it's worth, the reason for getting racks in the first place is to avoid scratching the enamel sink. Buying racks with a coating of any kind seems only to perpetuate the scratching problem by protecting the sink but pretty much guaranteeing the racks will scratch over time. When you consider that your sink strainer is most likely stainless steel anyhow, stainless racks fit right in. Whichever rack you buy, I think you'll find it will be one of the smartest purchases you've ever made.
1966829
The sink doesn't have a lip, so in the traditional sense, no. However, since the sides are finished like the top, you could flush mount it, or mount it raised. You'll just have to run a bead of clear silicone along the edge with the counter. No matter how you choose to mount it, this sink has to be supported from below, either with rails on the sides of inside of the cabinet, or with a shelf/platform that has holes cut in it for the drains. Ours is set up as an undermount with a 5/8" reveal around the top edge.
544411
My installer said as long as the cabinet has a strong frame, it should not be a problem. We have used the sink for more than 9 months and are very satisfied with it, both functionally and aesthetically.
572295
Yes, but not quite! The saddle part is smaller so the sides flare out a bit, and the saddle doesn't fit flat to the center of the sink. Don't know why they are made this way. I use it though, because it matches the sink mats.
1289838
No, you can't just use the metal part for anything. The plastic drain holds the dishes and the metal rack is just that (like a fence).
1105221
I don't think so... it requires a 30" opening and you need room to mount the sink.
2089409
Yes it can. I just had this installed last week. I absolutely LOVE this sink. My granite company used an under mount strap as opposed to the mounting brackets that are suggested to be sold with it. I wound up having to return the brackets.
34587
Yes; however, there won't be much room for items on either rack. Pizza or some other thin items would be fine, using convection of course.
1728600
I use it on the counter beside my sink. That way and the water drains out of the rack into tray and then into the sink.
1312322
Maybe, if you have access to the water lines under the sink. Check YouTube videos to see how instalation is made to see if you can do something similar.