Teak Wood Drying Rack for Plates, Cups and Pot Lids
Made from genuine teak wood, this drying rack is constructed to handle the damp environment next to a draining board or sink. Teak is known for its natural oil content, which helps it resist water and warping, making it a sensible choice for a rack that will regularly hold wet dishes. The design includes slots for plates and a raised side section with pegs or holders for cups and smaller lids. Its rich, honey?brown wood adds a warm, classic feel to the kitchen.

• Material: The rack is crafted from solid teak wood, lightly sanded and left in a natural, oil?rich state. No heavy lacquers are used, so the wood can breathe. Small rubber feet are fixed to the base to provide grip and to lift the wood slightly above a wet countertop.
• Structure and features: The rack consists of a slotted main body for plates and lids, plus an upright side rack for cups or smaller pot lids. The entire piece is cut from a single teak block or assembled with dowel joinery. The natural oil in the teak gives it a soft surface that is kind to delicate china and glass. The rubber feet provide a non?slip bottom and allow water to drain freely underneath.
• Usage scenarios: Position next to the kitchen sink as a drying rack for hand?washed plates, cups, and pot lids. It can also be used inside a cabinet to store lids and saucers, or in a pantry to keep bakeware organised. The teak wood??s natural moisture resistance means it can handle occasional splashes without damage.
• Care and maintenance: Wipe the wood with a damp cloth and dry immediately after use. Do not submerge in water or put in a dishwasher. Teak can be lightly oiled with teak oil every few months to maintain its rich colour. Avoid scrubbing with abrasive pads, which may scratch the wood.
• Packaging: Wrapped in protective paper and placed in a sturdy box. The rack is a single piece; no assembly is needed.
• Important notes: Teak wood varies in colour from light gold to deeper brown, and each piece is individual. The product will naturally darken slightly over time, especially with exposure to light. A brief airing after unpacking is recommended to allow any natural wood odour to settle. The rack is for indoor use.