Masflex Foldable Dish Rack review

Masflex Foldable Dish Rack with Drip Tray

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team ยท Updated Aug 3, 2026 ยท How we review

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Quick verdict

The rack that disappears. An X-frame collapses flat once the dishes are dry, giving a small condo kitchen its counter back between meals. Our Best for Small Kitchens pick.

At a glance

BrandMasflex
TypeDish rack
Priceโ‚ฑ900 (as of Aug 3, 2026)
Owner rating5.0 โ˜… from 10 reviews
ShopMasflex Cookware Kitchenware
Units sold16

Pros and cons

โœ“ Pros

  • X-frame folds flat after the dishes dry, so a small condo kitchen gets its counter back between meals
  • Two sloped tiers give plates above and cups below without the height of a fixed two-tier rack
  • Folded flat it slides into the gap beside the fridge or under the sink, storage no rigid rack allows

โœ— Cons

  • Scissor hinges are the weak point and loosen over time, so the frame gets wobblier than a welded rack
  • Sloped wire tiers hold plates and cups well but will not stand a mixing bowl or a stockpot upright

The rack that disappears. An X-frame collapses flat once the dishes are dry, giving a small condo kitchen its counter back between meals. Our Best for Small Kitchens pick.

Is the folding worth it?

In a condo kitchen, yes, and it is the only rack here that answers the actual problem. A dish rack occupies prime counter space twenty-four hours a day to do a job that takes forty minutes. The X-frame collapses flat when the dishes come off, so the counter goes back to being a counter. Folded, it slides into the gap beside the fridge or under the sink. If your kitchen is one metre of working surface, that is worth more than an extra tier of capacity.

How well is it made?

Two sloped chrome-plated tiers on a scissor frame, sitting over a white drip tray. The slope is what lets a two-tier rack stay low: plates lean on the upper rails and cups sit below without the height of an upright frame. The hinges are the honest weakness, as they are on every folding rack, and they loosen with use until the frame has some play in it. The sloped wire rails also only hold things that lean, so a mixing bowl or a stockpot has nowhere to sit.

Is it sulit?

Around โ‚ฑ900 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is below the fixed two-tier racks from the same brand, and you are giving up some rigidity to gain the fold. For a small kitchen that is a straight win. For a house with counter to spare, a welded rack will be steadier for longer at similar money.

Who should buy it

Buy this if your kitchen is small enough that a permanent dish rack is genuinely in the way. If your rack can live by the sink undisturbed, a fixed frame stays steadier over the years.

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 a wooden folding rack instead of chrome? The wooden folding dish rack is the one to compare. Need more capacity and do not mind a fixed frame? The Masflex 2-tier dish rack is the one to compare.

Compare Masflex Foldable Dish Rack with Drip Tray

See how it compares with the other top picks in our dish racks comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

How flat does it fold?

The scissor X-frame collapses to roughly the thickness of its two tiers, flat enough to slide into the gap beside a fridge or under the sink. That is storage a rigid rack simply cannot offer.

How much does it hold?

Two sloped tiers: plates on the upper rails, cups and bowls below. It is a household round of dishes, not a party load, and the sloped rails will not stand a mixing bowl or a stockpot upright.

Do the hinges wear out?

The scissor hinges are the weak point on any folding rack. They loosen with repeated folding, so the frame gets wobblier over time than a welded rack. Fold it only when you need the space rather than after every wash.

Is it a Masflex product?

It is sold under the Masflex Foldable Dish Rack name through the Masflex Cookware Kitchenware store and listed on the Masflex Philippines site. Some listing photos carry Home Essence branding, a related housewares line.