G'day Peter,

The top rim is fairly well bonded to the silicone, however they are really designed to be used on a table rather than hung by the rim. They can be picked up and temporarily moved once they're full of water, but we wouldn't suggest hanging it when it is full. We'd recommend a solid plastic tub instead to reduce the risk of the join between the silicone and rim tearing. 

G'day Greg,

Thanks for getting in touch, we don't currently range the Deluxe Companion Dish Tray but we should be able to special order one for you. Please just send us an email: service@snowys.com.au and we can give you a price and availability.

G'day Kevin,

I tested the Dish Tray and Tub 15L overnight full of water hanging from some slats across the sink here and it held up fine so I would say you'll have no worries inserting it into the bench of your drawer kitchen

G'day Paul,

Tough to give you an answer with confidence when I can't be sure of exact pot sizes.

When 'popped out', the tub is 43.5L x 33.5W x 19.2H cm which will hopefully give you a rough idea of the size available.

G'day Michael, 

I've just given it a go myself with the display models, and I found that after a few goes it did get a little easier to pop it back down and have it stay that way.

I wouldn't say that there was any specific trick, but perhaps putting an even amount of pressure using both hands so one side doesn't go down first might be the better way to do it. 

G'day Jonathon, 

I've just tried pulling this plug out and putting it back in on the display model, and we didn't find that there was any trick to getting the plug in tightly. I also spoke with Companion they haven't got any inside info on this either. 

I've noticed that you're located in New Zealand, so it may be difficult for you to show it to us in store so it may be an option to contact your local Companion brands supplier to see if they could offer some insight.

This might be a long shot Julie, I am following it up with our supplier and will get back to you on it.

Hi Julie, I received a reply from our supplier, and unfortunately spare plugs are not available. It may be worth looking in a hardware store for a generic sink plug that may be suitable. I'm sorry we could not be of much help.

I'd love to go and measure this for you Julie, but we are currently out of stock. If you have your sink handy I'd recommend measuring the diameter of the hole it fits in. From memory it slopes inwards towards the bottom, and it fits neatly in the space. There are multi-fit plugs available that will probably work, take the sink into your hardware and try a few to see if they fit. Let us know if you find something, I'm sure there will be other customers with misplaced plugs.