The Missing Piece of the Kitchen Puzzle
If you’ve ever looked at a beautiful kitchen and wondered why a bulky, plastic dish rack is sitting right in the middle of it, you’ve identified the #1 design flaw in the modern home. Enter the Dish Drying Cabinet (known in Europe as the Scolapiatti). It is an upper cabinet located directly above the sink, engineered with a “bottomless” frame and a specialized stainless steel rack. It allows your dishes to drip-dry out of sight, directly into the sink basin. It is the ultimate “magic trick” of kitchen cabinetry—now you see the mess, now you don’t.
The best part? You don’t need a full demolition to get one. We specialize in the hardware and techniques required to customize existing kitchens, turning “dead” storage space into a high-utility workstation.
- Retrofit Friendly: You don’t have to wait for a total remodel. We can show you how to modify your existing upper cabinets to accommodate our professional-grade drying inserts.
- The End of Countertop Chaos: Reclaim 3 to 5 square feet of counter space instantly. No more soggy towels, no more cluttered sinks, and no more “dish rack eyesores.”
- Sanitary & Durable: Our racks are made from high-quality Polystyrene and solid aluminum frames, ensuring a rust-free, easy-to-clean environment that promotes better airflow than a traditional rack.
- International Innovation: Bring a sophisticated, world-class kitchen detail into your home that is as functional as it is conversation-starting
We are the #1 trusted team for cabinet dish rack solutions worldwide because we provide the high-quality hardware that gives contractors the edge they need to dominate the luxury market and win more bids.
Ready to sharpen your competitive edge? Let us show you how one cabinet solution can transform your entire kitchen lifestyle!
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