COOKS DRIP RACK CADDY
The Cooks Drip Rack Caddy particularly provides a removable drip pan for easy collection and clean-up of grease & debris as well as organization and cleanliness of cooking utensils, as well as the surrounding cooking areas. The Cooks Drip Rack Caddy can hang on the side of a grill, be wall mounted, or be a stand-alone utility that can hold numerous cooking, grilling, and barbecue utensils, along with a towel bar for paper towels or hand towels, as well as a bottle opener.
1 . (canceled)
2 . A vertically extending upright unit comprising of a left and right side rectangular member, a top flat rectangular member that is recessed to accommodate a full paper towel roll, and a bottom rectangular member that is shorter in length than the left and right side rectangular members, all members enclosing a wire grid that is attached to the back of the left and right side rectangular members, as well as being attached to the top and bottom rectangular members that provides stabilization to the entire structure, the front right side rectangular member consists of a bottle opener to be used to remove beverage caps, attached to the top front vertical rectangular member there are U-shaped support brackets that extend perpendicular bilaterally of the left and right front side rectangular vertical members, there is a removable towel bar that extends horizontally and is rectangle in shape with cut out ends that are specifically shaped to fit into the U-shaped support brackets, there is a rectangular member extending horizontally that fits inside the left and right vertical rectangular members and is in front of the enclosed stabilizing wire grid that has 4 equally spaced utensil hooks screwed into the bottom side of that member that hang down forward facing and is used to hold cooking utensils, attached to the front of the bottom of the left and right vertical rectangular members and extending perpendicular and attached by a rectangular member extending horizontally creating an enclosing compartment that holds a drip tray that is rectangle in shape, approximately two inches in depth with rims that extend horizontal and perpendicular for the purpose to catch spillage and other debris that falls from the utensil during use, attached to the back of the top flat rectangular member on the left and right sides are wall mounting hooks that enable the entire unit to hang on the wall, attached to the back on the bottom rectangular member on the left and right sides are wall protective guards made of rubber and used to level the unit while hanging on the wall as well preventing tipping when free standing.