The Camec Plastic Dish Drainer with Lid keeps dishes sorted in small caravan and boat sinks around 241 mm by 296 mm. With a body height of about 120 mm it sits neatly beside most RV taps without getting in the way. The sloped base sends water back towards the sink instead of across the bench, so you can tackle washing up without soaking a space barely wider than 230 mm.

The heavy duty plastic build and listed dimensions of 275 mm length, 230 mm width and 105–120 mm height make this a smart buy for tight galleys. Plate slots run across the 296 mm tray width, with raised supports and a dedicated cutlery area for day‑to‑day camp cooking. The clip‑on lid covers everything when you hit the road, so the whole kit can sit on the bench or tuck into a cupboard without spreading drips.

• Compact plastic dish drainer with lid
• Fits most RV and marine sinks
• Overall dimensions 241mm L x 296mm W x 120mm H
• Listed base size 275mm length x 230mm width
• Sloped drainer tray helps keep counters dry
• Heavy duty plastic construction for regular use
• Integrated plate slots and utensil compartments
• Lid covers dishes for storage and travel
• Ideal for caravans motorhomes and small boats
• White finish to match most RV interiors

Q: Can this dish drainer sit inside the sink as well as on the bench?

Yes, as long as the sink is larger than the drainer’s footprint. The base measures roughly 241mm x 296mm, so it suits many RV and marine sinks of that size or bigger. Some people prefer it on the bench with the tray draining into the bowl. Others drop it straight into the sink to save bench space.

Q: Does the lid stay on while travelling or does it just rest on top?

The lid is shaped to locate over the top edge of the drainer. Once in place it helps keep dishes covered and contained during travel. For best results, avoid over‑stacking above the rim so the lid can sit properly. The plastic construction means you can wipe it dry and close it before you roll out.

Q: Is there a separate area for cutlery or do utensils just sit loose?

There is a dedicated cutlery section moulded into one corner. This keeps knives, forks and spoons grouped instead of sliding across the tray. It also makes it easier to move washed utensils straight into a drawer. The raised sides help stop small pieces falling out when you shift the drainer.

Q: How much bench space should I allow around the unit?

Allow at least the full 241mm length and 296mm width of the drainer plus a little clearance. This gives the sloped tray room to drain towards the sink without hanging over the edge too far. On very narrow benches you can angle the base so runoff still reaches the bowl. Measuring your galley area first is always worth doing.

Suitable for use in most RV and marine sinks with minimum internal dimensions greater than 241mm x 296mm. Compact footprint suits limited benchtop space in caravans motorhomes and boats. Sloped tray base directs runoff into the sink when the drainer is positioned beside or partly over the bowl. No additional brackets or mounting hardware are required for use.