
Blockages stop at the sink
Food scraps get caught in the mesh rather than heading down the drain, which is where slow sinks and bad smells begin.
Fine mesh, not a token grid
The mesh is close enough to hold rice, tea leaves and coffee grounds, not just the pieces you would have picked out anyway.
Reinforced for constant use
The strainer is built to be scraped, rinsed and refitted several times a day. Lift it out, empty it into the bin and drop it back in.
Our customers say it better than we can
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it catch?
Food scraps of the everyday kind, including rice, coffee grounds, peel fragments and tea leaves. The fine mesh holds them so the drain stays clear.
How big is it?
9.3 by 8.5 cm, sized for the standard kitchen sink opening so it drops in without adjustment.
How do I empty it?
Lift it out, tip the contents into the bin and rinse the mesh. Doing that after washing up keeps water flowing freely.
What makes it reinforced?
The construction is built up where a plain strainer usually distorts, so it holds its shape through daily scraping and rinsing.
What is it made from?
ABS, which is rigid, easy to rinse and unbothered by hot water and washing up liquid.
Every Vellhaven order is checked by hand
Nothing leaves our warehouse without a person looking at it first. We check the finish, test the moving parts, and pack each piece so it survives the journey to your door. That's why we not only give guarantees on our service, but also achieve outstanding ratings on platforms like Trustpilot.

