
Copco Under-Sink Pantry and Cabinet Organizer, 18-Inch, Revolving Storage Solution, White and Gray
- Maximize every inch
- Stays put while it spins — molded non-skid surface grips bottles, jars
- Smooth 360-degree rotation
The counter around a sink is the most contested surface in a kitchen. This section has 7 pieces for it, $0.99 to $37.99: two drying racks, a large drain board, an over-the-sink colander, and the revolving organizers that make the cabinet below usable.
The black carbon steel wire rack, $34.99, works on the counter, inside the sink or across it. Its side arms expand and contract to match the sink width, the flatware caddy lifts out, and soft non-slip feet keep it from sliding or marking the counter. Choose it if the sink is the only free space you have.
The collapsible rack, $37.99, has soft pegs that hold glasses and plates upright without scratching, an angled drainboard that sends water back into the sink, and a removable flatware caddy with detachable walls. It folds flat to go under the sink, which is the point: the counter is clear again between loads.
The large drain board, $24.42, measures 19.6 by 15.2 by 1.4 inches and is sized to sit under a standard dish rack. It is angled and has a lip that overhangs the sink edge, so water runs off instead of pooling underneath. Black plastic, slim enough to slide away flat, and useful on its own under a pot that is still dripping.
The over-the-sink colander, $25.78, is two things in one. The removable bottom cover lets water drain while you rinse berries or greens; put the cover back and lock the top lid and the same bin goes into the fridge with the produce already washed. Side handles make the move one trip.
The cabinet under a sink is full of pipes and bottles that hide behind each other. The under-sink revolving organizer, $27.95, is an 18-inch turntable in white and gray for exactly that, and the 12-inch non-skid turntable with handles, $20.99, does the same job in a narrower cabinet or a bathroom. The small storage basket with a removable liner, $0.99, groups what should travel together — cleaning bottles, sponges, cloths — and carries them out by its soft handles.
More sizes of the same trays are in turntables and lazy susans, the risers that fix height instead of depth are in cabinet and spice organizers, and the brushes and strainer that work at the sink are in brooms and cleaning tools.
| Type | Size, in | Material | Color | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-in-1 dish rack with flatware caddy | Adjustable arms | Carbon steel wire | Black | $34.99 |
| Collapsible dish rack with angled drainboard | Collapses flat | Plastic | White | $37.99 |
| Large drain board, self-draining | 19.6 x 15.2 x 1.4 | Plastic | Black | $24.42 |
| Over-the-sink colander and fridge bin with lid | — | Plastic | Clear | $25.78 |
| Under-sink revolving organizer | 18 diameter | — | White and gray | $27.95 |
| Non-skid turntable with handles | 12 diameter | — | — | $20.99 |
| Small storage basket | — | Removable liner | Charcoal and light gray | $0.99 |







The 3-in-1 carbon steel rack. Its arms expand so it can rest across the sink, sit down inside it, or stand on the counter, and the water drips where it should. The collapsible rack stays on the counter, but its angled drainboard directs water into the sink and it folds flat when the dishes are away.
Only if your rack has no drainboard of its own. The collapsible rack already drains into the sink. The large drain board is there for racks that do not, and for the moments a wet pot or colander needs somewhere to stand; it is angled with an overhanging lip so it empties itself.
That is what it is built for. Rinse produce with the bottom cover off so water drains, then fit the cover, lock the top lid, and carry the bin to the fridge by its side handles. The fruit or salad is stored already washed and separated, ready to grab.
Check the card for the item you want, because this section mixes materials — carbon steel wire, plastic and a fabric-lined basket. As a rule the racks, the drain board and the turntables are wiped clean with a damp cloth, and the basket liner comes out to be cleaned separately.