Organizer TESA 70046-00000-01 Freestanding Basket 140mm x 205mm x 120mm

The TESA freestanding basket organizer (140mm x 205mm x 120mm) is a compact kitchenware storage solution designed to hold utensils, sponges, small bottles and other sink-area accessories. Its freestanding design allows flexible placement on countertops, drainer shelves or near the sink without the need for installation. The dimensions—140 mm wide, 205 mm deep and 120 mm high—make it suitable for small to medium storage tasks while maintaining a low profile.

Advantages

The basket offers stable freestanding use and a compact footprint that fits limited countertop space. Its open design provides good ventilation and visibility of contents, reducing moisture build-up and making it easy to locate items. The rigid shape keeps stored objects upright and organised, while smooth surfaces simplify cleaning and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Storing kitchen sponges, brushes and cloths near the sink
• Organising cutlery, utensils and small kitchen tools on countertops
• Holding small bottles of dish soap, hand wash or cleaning liquids
• Temporary storage for peelers, measuring spoons and other small gadgets

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 140 mm (width) × 205 mm (depth) × 120 mm (height)
• Type: Freestanding basket organiser for kitchenware
• Primary use: Countertop or sink-area storage
• Construction: Rigid basket form with open sides for ventilation
• Capacity: Small to medium items (utensils, sponges, small bottles)

How to use

Place the freestanding basket on a dry, level section of countertop or on a drainer shelf next to the sink. Arrange items vertically where possible—sponges, brushes and utensils—so they dry faster and are easier to access. Avoid overloading the basket to maintain stability and to allow air circulation around stored items. For wet items, empty excess water into the sink or onto a drainboard to prevent pooling inside the basket.

Usage recommendations

Regularly rinse and wipe the basket to remove residues from soaps or food particles. Position the organiser so that heavier items are placed closer to the centre to maintain balance, and periodically check for cracks or wear if storing sharp utensils. Use the basket indoors and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure to prevent material degradation.