
Masflex 2-Tier Dish Drainer Rack with Utensil Holder
β±2,000as of Aug 3, 2026
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The tall version of the Masflex two-tier: an arched frame with a clip-on utensil caddy and side hooks, so cutlery and mugs get their own spots and the shelves stay free for dishes.

β±2,000as of Aug 3, 2026
COD Β· Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Masflex |
|---|---|
| Type | Dish rack |
| Price | β±2,000 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 β from 12 reviews |
| Shop | SM Store |
| Units sold | 12 |
The tall version of the Masflex two-tier: an arched frame with a clip-on utensil caddy and side hooks, so cutlery and mugs get their own spots and the shelves stay free for dishes.
The tall arched frame is the whole point. Where a low two-tier rack traps you into short glasses on the bottom shelf, this one leaves real headroom, so tumblers, jars, and tall tumbler-style baby bottles stand upright underneath while plates dry above. Both shelves are slatted along their full length, so water runs straight off rather than collecting in a channel. The clip-on utensil caddy and side hooks move cutlery and mugs off the shelves entirely, which is what keeps the drying area free for the dishes that actually need it.
Same powder-coated steel construction as the rest of the Masflex rack line, with a slatted lower shelf that doubles as the drip surface. The frame is open on all sides, which helps airflow but is also its structural compromise: with only the top tier loaded it is noticeably top-heavy, so it wants a flat and level spot rather than a wobbly counter edge. The caddy hanging off one side also pushes the real width past the shelf dimension, worth measuring if you are fitting it into a narrow gap.
Around β±2,000 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is the top of the range for a two-tier rack, and you are paying for the caddy, the hooks, and the clearance rather than more drying area. If tall glasses and a permanent home for cutlery are what your kitchen lacks, that is money well spent. If you just need plate capacity, the standard two-tier costs less and holds the same dishes.
Buy this if your dish pile includes tall glasses, jars, and a fistful of cutlery every time, and you want somewhere for all of it that is not the plate shelf. If your counter is uneven or very narrow, the tall open frame is the wrong shape.
See how it ranks in our best dish racks in the Philippines roundup, or work out which type suits your kitchen in our dish rack buying guide.
Want the same two tiers in a lower, more planted frame? The Masflex 2-tier dish rack is the one to compare. Prefer a rack that will not rust at all? The Masflex aluminum dish rack is the one to compare.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our dish racks comparison.
This one has a taller arched frame, a clip-on utensil caddy on the side, and hanging hooks. The extra height leaves room for tall glasses and jars on the lower shelf, which a low-clearance rack cannot fit.
It clips onto the side of the frame, so it can be removed for washing or repositioned. Note that it hangs outside the shelf line, so it adds to the rackβs overall width.
It is more top-heavy than a low rack because the frame is tall and open. Load the lower shelf first and put it on a level surface. Filling only the top tier is when it feels least planted.
Powder-coated steel. It resists rust while the coating is unbroken, so keep it dry and avoid chipping the finish with heavy cookware.