
Wooden Folding Dish Rack review
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A wooden X-frame that cannot rust and folds flat for storage, with warm timber that suits an open kitchen. The catch is that wet wood needs drying discipline.
- Price: โฑ995 as of Aug 3, 2026
- Biggest pro: Wood cannot rust at all, sidestepping the failure that ends most metal racks in a wet kitchen
- Main catch: Untreated wood absorbs water and can darken or grow mildew unless it dries fully between washes

At a glance
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Type | Dish rack |
| Price | โฑ995 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 โ from 5 reviews |
| Shop | Gourdo's |
| Units sold | 9 |
Pros and cons
โ Pros
- Wood cannot rust at all, sidestepping the failure that ends most metal racks in a wet kitchen
- X-frame collapses flat, so it stores in a cupboard rather than living permanently on the counter
- Warm timber finish suits an open kitchen or dining counter where a black wire rack looks utilitarian
โ Cons
- Untreated wood absorbs water and can darken or grow mildew unless it dries fully between washes
- Slatted rails are sized for plates, so bowls and tall glasses have nothing to sit in
A wooden X-frame that cannot rust and folds flat for storage, with warm timber that suits an open kitchen. The catch is that wet wood needs drying discipline.
What does wood get you?
It removes rust from the equation completely. Every metal rack in this roundup is on a countdown once its finish chips, and wood has no metal to corrode. The X-frame collapses flat, so like the folding metal racks it stores in a cupboard rather than living permanently on the counter. The other honest appeal is that it looks like furniture rather than equipment, which matters if your kitchen is open to the dining area and the rack is always in view.
How well is it made?
A slatted timber X-frame with plate rails on both tiers, at 12 x 20 x 12 inches. The construction is simple and there is nothing electrical or coated to fail. What you take on instead is water management: untreated wood absorbs moisture, and a rack that goes back in a closed cupboard still damp will darken and eventually grow mildew. The rails are also sized for plates only, so bowls and tall glasses have nowhere to sit.
Is it sulit?
Around โฑ995 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is more than the plastic and bare stainless racks that hold as much or more, so you are paying for the material and the look. The rating record is thin at 5 ratings. Buy it because you want wood in an open kitchen and will keep it dry, not because it is the practical value choice.
Who should buy it
Buy this if your kitchen is open to the dining area, you want a rack that looks like furniture, and you will let it dry properly between washes. If you want low maintenance, choose plastic or stainless.
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 folding rack that does not need drying discipline? The Masflex foldable dish rack is the one to compare. Prefer plastic that cannot rust or mildew? The Orocan dish rack pingganan is the one to compare.
Compare Wooden Folding Dish Rack 12 x 20 x 12 Inches
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does a wooden dish rack get mouldy?
It can. Untreated wood absorbs water, so a rack that never dries fully between washes can darken or grow mildew. Let it air out folded rather than storing it damp in a closed cupboard.
How big is it?
The listing gives 12 x 20 x 12 inches, roughly 30 x 51 x 30 cm, so it is a mid-size rack rather than a compact one. It folds flat for storage.
What does it hold?
The slatted rails are sized for plates on both tiers. Bowls and tall glasses have nothing to sit in, so those need somewhere else.
Is it better than a metal rack?
It cannot rust, which metal racks eventually do. In exchange it needs to dry properly to avoid mildew, so you are swapping one maintenance problem for another rather than eliminating maintenance.



