A collapsible storage apparatus is provided. Articles may be placed in the apparatus for draining, drying, washing, and the like. The apparatus may be opened for use, and may be collapsed for storage in place. The apparatus is joinable to a nearby surface, for instance, an interior surface of a sink, facilitating ready use and positioning.

A collapsible storage apparatus is provided. Articles may be placed in the apparatus for draining, drying, washing, and the like. The apparatus may be opened for use, and may be collapsed for storage in place. The apparatus is joinable to a nearby surface, for instance, an interior surface of a sink, facilitating ready use and positioning.

A sink includes a bottom surface forming an opening for drainage therein, a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a third sidewall, and a fourth sidewall, each of which is extended from the bottom surface, and a ledge fixedly attached to top ends of the first, second, third, and fourth sidewalls. The bottom surface and the first, second, third, and fourth sidewalls have a same thickness, and a thickness of the ledge is different from the thickness of the bottom surface.

A mobile kitchen unit includes a storage container, a first module, and a second module. The first module can include a sink for receiving water. The first module can be positioned within the storage container and mounted on a first set of rails such that it can slide at least partially out from the storage container. The second module can have a stove and propane tank in one example. The second module can be positioned within the first module and mounted on a second set of rails such that the second module can slide at least partially out from the first module. In one example, the first and second modules are independently slidable with respect to one another. In an example, the second module can fit substantially within the first module with the stove and propane tank still attached to the second module.

A method, system, apparatus, or device to protect a sink or a cabinet. An apparatus may include a substrate, a guard wall, a first fastening wall, and a second fastening wall. The substrate may extend along a plane and include a top surface and a bottom surface. The guard wall may extend along at least part of a perimeter of the substrate. The first fastening wall may extend downwardly from a first edge of the substrate. The second fastening wall may extend downwardly from a second edge of the substrate.

A method, system, apparatus, or device to protect a sink or a cabinet. An apparatus may include a substrate, a guard wall, a first fastening wall, and a second fastening wall. The substrate may extend along a plane and include a top surface and a bottom surface. The guard wall may extend along at least part of a perimeter of the substrate. The first fastening wall may extend downwardly from a first edge of the substrate. The second fastening wall may extend downwardly from a second edge of the substrate.

A universal sink grate system comprising a primary grate and either an adjustable grate extension and/or removable drain guard. The primary grate may comprise a grid of support members to prevent kitchenware from passing through while allowing liquid and smaller debris to pass. An inner rail defines a grate aperture that may be off-center relative to the primary grate. One or more grate extensions may be selectively positioned to extend a length and/or width of the grid to substantially cover a bottom surface of sinks of different sizes. A drain guard may be aligned and selectively positioned with the grate aperture to selectively obstruct a portion and leave another portion unobstructed. The system may be configured to place the unobstructed portion of the grate aperture in alignment with a sink drain to allow access to the sink drain in various sinks with different drain positions.

A universal sink grate system comprising a primary grate and either an adjustable grate extension and/or removable drain guard. The primary grate may comprise a grid of support members to prevent kitchenware from passing through while allowing liquid and smaller debris to pass. An inner rail defines a grate aperture that may be off-center relative to the primary grate. One or more grate extensions may be selectively positioned to extend a length and/or width of the grid to substantially cover a bottom surface of sinks of different sizes. A drain guard may be aligned and selectively positioned with the grate aperture to selectively obstruct a portion and leave another portion unobstructed. The system may be configured to place the unobstructed portion of the grate aperture in alignment with a sink drain to allow access to the sink drain in various sinks with different drain positions.

A drying rack that supports a tray and dish rack for drying dishes. The drying rack has a low side and a high side. The low side is placed adjacent to a sink. A dish rack and tray are placed on the drying rack so that any water dripping off dished held in the dish rack drips into the sink. The elements of the drying rack disassemble without tools to store the device flat.

A drying rack that supports a tray and dish rack for drying dishes. The drying rack has a low side and a high side. The low side is placed adjacent to a sink. A dish rack and tray are placed on the drying rack so that any water dripping off dished held in the dish rack drips into the sink. The elements of the drying rack disassemble without tools to store the device flat.