Masflex 2-Tier Dish Rack review
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A well-built two-tier rack from a brand with a real kitchenware track record: plates stand on edge upstairs, cups and bowls sit below, and the drip tray lifts out. Our Best Overall dish rack.
- Price: ₱1,900 as of Aug 3, 2026
- Biggest pro: Two tiers split plates from bowls and cups, so a full meal’s dishes drain at once instead of stacking on each other
- Main catch: Powder-coated steel will rust at any chip or scratch, so it needs wiping dry rather than being left wet
At a glance
| Brand | Masflex |
|---|---|
| Type | Dish rack |
| Price | ₱1,900 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 49 reviews |
| Shop | Masflex Cookware Kitchenware |
| Units sold | 73 |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Two tiers split plates from bowls and cups, so a full meal’s dishes drain at once instead of stacking on each other
- Wire plate slots hold plates upright on edge, which drains and air-dries them far faster than lying flat
- Sits on a removable drip tray, so the counter underneath stays dry and the tray lifts out for rinsing
✗ Cons
- Powder-coated steel will rust at any chip or scratch, so it needs wiping dry rather than being left wet
- Fixed two-tier frame does not fold, so it occupies its full counter footprint even on days you barely cook
A well-built two-tier rack from a brand with a real kitchenware track record: plates stand on edge upstairs, cups and bowls sit below, and the drip tray lifts out. Our Best Overall dish rack.
What can it dry at once?
The upper tier is a row of wire plate slots, which is the part that matters: plates stood on edge shed water and dry in a fraction of the time they take lying flat. The lower tier is a flat shelf for bowls, cups, and glasses, so a full meal’s worth of dishes drains in one go instead of stacking wet on top of each other. Splitting the load across two levels is also what keeps the footprint down, since the rack grows upward rather than along the counter.
How well is it made?
The frame is powder-coated steel, thicker gauge than the bare chrome wire on budget racks, and it sits on small feet that keep the base off a wet counter. The removable drip tray slides out from underneath for emptying, which is the part most owners neglect and where grime otherwise builds. The honest weakness is the coating: any chip or scratch exposes steel, and steel next to a sink rusts. Dry it after the dishes come off and it lasts; leave it permanently wet and it will spot.
Is it sulit?
Around ₱1,900 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is more than a plastic drainer and roughly double the entry-level wire racks, and what you are buying is frame rigidity and the two-tier capacity. Masflex is an established PH kitchenware brand selling through its own store, so parts and finish are a step above generic listings. If you wash a family’s dishes daily it earns the difference; for a solo household it is more rack than you need.
Who should buy it
Buy this if your household produces a full sink of dishes after every meal and you want one sturdy rack that dries plates, bowls, and cups together without spreading along the counter. If you need it to disappear between meals, a folding rack suits you better.
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.
Alternatives to consider
Want the same two tiers with a utensil caddy and cup hooks? The Masflex 2-tier dish drainer rack is the one to compare. Need it to fold flat after every wash? The Masflex foldable dish rack is the one to compare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can the Masflex 2-tier dish rack hold?
The upper tier is wire plate slots that stand plates on edge, and the lower tier takes bowls, cups, and glasses. It is sized for a household round of dishes rather than a party load.
Does it come with a drip tray?
Yes. A removable tray sits under the lower tier and catches the water that runs off both levels. You lift it out to empty and rinse it, since there is no spout to route water into the sink.
Will it rust?
The frame is powder-coated steel, so it resists rust while the coating is intact. Rust starts at chips and scratches, so wipe it dry rather than leaving it wet and avoid scraping the coating with heavy pans.
Is it worth more than a plastic rack?
If you dry a full load daily, yes. The steel frame carries stoneware plates that flex a plastic tray, and the two tiers dry more at once. For a couple of plates a day a plastic drainer is enough.
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Masflex 2-Tier Dish Rack₱1,900 when last checked
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