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2 Pack Kitchen Sink Strainer with Lift-Up Handle, 11cm Stainless Steel Sink Sieve for 110mm Drain Hole, 1mm High-Density Perforated Basket Food Catcher, 3cm Deep Anti-Clogging Filter
2 Pack Kitchen Sink Strainer with Lift-Up Handle, 11cm Stainless Steel Sink Sieve for 110mm Drain Hole, 1mm High-Density Perforated Basket Food Catcher, 3cm Deep Anti-Clogging Filter
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2 Pack Kitchen Sink Strainer with Lift-Up Handle, 11cm Stainless Steel Sink Sieve for 110mm Drain Hole, 1mm High-Density Perforated Basket Food Catcher, 3cm Deep Anti-Clogging Filter
- INNOVATIVE LIFT-UP HANDLE DESIGN: No more using fingernails or tools to pry a stuck strainer out of the drain. The integrated lift-up handle allows you to remove the basket effortlessly without touching greasy food waste. The smooth, rounded edges ensure safe handling, making it a more hygienic and convenient solution for daily kitchen tasks.
- ADVANCED 1MM ANTI-CLOGGING HOLES: Engineered with high-density 1mm micro-perforations, this sink sieve traps even the smallest food particles and debris while allowing water to flow through seamlessly. This precision filtration prevents bypass and protects your plumbing system from expensive clogs more effectively than standard large-hole filters.
- EXTRA WIDE 11CM RIM AND DEEP BASKET: Featuring a 11cm (4.3 inch) outer rim and a 3cm (1.1 inch) deep basket, our strainer provides superior coverage and a larger waste capacity than common 11cm models. The weighted stainless steel construction ensures it stays firmly in place even under heavy water flow, preventing floating or shifting.
- UNIVERSAL FIT FOR STANDARD UK SINKS: Specifically designed to fit standard 110mm (4-1/2 inch) kitchen sink holes. With an inner sieve diameter of 8cm (3.1 inches), it is compatible with most domestic and commercial sinks. This 2-pack set is ideal for double-bowl sinks or as a reliable replacement for old, worn-out drain plugs.
- DURABLE 304 STAINLESS STEEL AND EASY CLEANING: Crafted from premium 304 stainless steel, this drain filter is built to resist rust and corrosion in wet environments. Unlike wire-mesh strainers that trap grime in the weave, our smooth-surface design can be cleaned in seconds—simply dump the residue and give it a quick rinse under running water.
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