✨ Elevate your sink game with Franke’s Prestige grid – where durability meets design! 🛠️
The Franke PR-36S Prestige Series Sink Bottom Grid is a small, stainless steel accessory designed to perfectly fit Franke Prestige sinks. Featuring durable stainless steel construction with non-slip rubber feet, it protects your sink base from scratches while allowing efficient drainage. Its elevated design ensures stability and hygiene, making it an essential upgrade for a modern, professional kitchen.
Brand | Franke |
Color | Stainless Steel |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Size | Small |
Product Dimensions | 22"D x 19"W x 2"H |
Style | Bottom Grid |
Installation Type | Manual |
Finish Type | stainless-steel |
Shape | Rectangular |
Drain Type | Grid |
Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
UPC | 700621612889 612980524188 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 07612980524181 |
Manufacturer | Franke |
Part Number | PR-36S |
Item Weight | 3 pounds |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | PR-36S |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Finish | stainless-steel |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Included Components | Product Only |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
K**O
Bigger, better, perfect fit.
Ok this is a really good grid, much better than the old plastic covered one we had, it fits the sink much better, is uncovered stainless, no plastic which degrades and burns with hot pans, bigger gauge stainless, better made, bigger feet protectors and this one has side bumpers which protect the sides of the sink. Overall a much better product. These things are expensive but I could say this is almost a good value vs the old grid. P.S. the picture they show is the old grid, same as what we had. The picture is probably the PR-31 that we've all been buying as the PR-36 all these years. the newer grid is shaped exactly to the sink, you'll be much happier with the new grid. Our sink by the way is the Franke PRX 160 and it fits it perfectly.Edit: The picture of the grid has been updated so it's now the proper picture of the one being sold.
P**O
Good news! Fits discontinued Franke double bowl undermount sink
We purchased the Franke PRK-120 fireclay double bowl undermount sink more than 15 years ago, and it has withstood the test of time. But the bottom grid, the coated stainless steel version, has not done as well. It became dingy/discolored, plus debris and dark grunge managed to find their way under the silicone coating. Unsightly, but not affecting the function of the grid to protect the sink. Franke discontinued the sink and the grid (PK-36C coated stainless version and PK-36S stainless, no coating version) many years ago, leaving owners in the lurch.Took a chance on this stainless steel gird (PR-36S) and, bah-bam, it fits perfectly! Took photos of the old and new grids stacked in the sink, and a solo of the new grid. Old grid off to the recycling bin.
E**S
For a change, better than expected
For 8 years, we had what we thought was the coated version (PR36C) of this grid. However, what we got when we ordered the uncoated stainless version (PR36S) is not the same size or heft as our old one. Similarly, the picture that accompanies this ad is not shaped like that which we received; it looks like our old one (which I now suspect was a PR31C). All that being said, what we just received is larger, is a perfect fit to our PRX-160 sink - extending to all four walls - and of a far more substantial guage of stainless wire.Time will tell whether an uncoated grid is less of a headache than coated, but I expect so. The coated versions get disgusting after a couple of years - pinpoint holes allowing water and food to accumulate and turn brown under the coating. At these kind of prices, it is not something you want to replace every couple of years. Unlike the coated versions, I expect that I should be able to either hand-scrub or dishwasher the raw stainless.Bottom line: a far more attractive and sturdy tool for the sink bottom than we have ever had.
T**N
Good item
Very well made, fit my sink perfectlyo
M**E
Well made, great fit
This is a huge improvement over the older, smaller version. Spent a long time looking for a replacement by the size of the original black coated one. I would have bought this years ago if I had known. It's really nice and brightens up the kitchen. I haven't had it long, but it looks like it will be easy to keep clean. It really fits the sink well and seems quite sturdy. Very happy with my purchase even if the price is a little high.
C**1
Overall Significantly Better Than the Earlier Vinyl Coated Version, But Has Some Annoying Drawbacks
After reading other reviews, I thought long and hard about purchasing this Stainless Steel shelf grid replacement for our 10 year old sink. Ultimately we have been glad we did, because of the significant overall benefits over the previous vinyl coated version. However, the Cons noted below are a constant annoyance, so consider them before your purchase.Pros: The Stainless Steel is much easier to clean, will not get moldy, and you can put hot pans and liquids onto it immediately without worrying about damaging the coating. It looks great, and fit our 10 year old sink perfectly.Cons:- The individual rods are thicker by 1/64" (12/64" vs 11/64") and are further apart by 1/4" in each dimension (1-1/2" vs 1-1/4") and almost 1/3" on the diagonal. As a consequence, glasses, cups, and other small objects are unstable unless carefully rested on only the top rods; and smaller items like silverware, bottle caps, and small dish rags fall through noticeably more frequently than they did before.- The lack of a vinyl covering results in more clinking noises when objects are put into the sink.In our opinion, the benefits of the Pros significantly outweigh the annoyances from the Cons. However, Franke could have eliminated virtually all of the cons by using the same gauge and grid spacing as the original but just switching to stainless steel without the vinyl coating. As a result, I deducted one star.
M**N
EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS!!!
The current description doesn’t do this justice! We were reluctant to get this until I read the reviews. This newer version fits the whole sink and doesn’t have the coating that can get damaged by placing a hot item on it. Sometimes it is more convient to pour hot soup or similar into a container in the sink to avoid spills and use better body mechanics. Doing that damaged the coating on our old grid. This one is so much nicer being stainless steel without the coating. No more damage to unnecessary coating and it fits the whole sink (see photos).
T**E
Great Shelf for Franke Sinks
This is a very nicely made sink shelf for my Franke sink. Note this is the "S" version (PR-36S). I had the "C" version that some sites call "chrome" but is actually the same stainless steel but coated with some plastic. Franke says that version is for users who want to protect their china better, but if you use a lot of hot water or hot pots, that melts the plastic. It was also impossible to keep clean. Who doesn't use hot water and hot pots??? This version seems much more practical to me, and can even go in the dishwasher. It is also shaped to better fit in the sink.....the picture here is the old one, while the one I got contours to the sink better up around the drain area. It also comes with some plastic bumpers on the edges to prevent hitting the sink....not sure if those are needed but we'll see. I'm very happy with this choice.
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