Does the entire length of the front drain to the drip tray? (not just a tiny hole or width of the tray)
1528404
Front drains into a "channel" which empties thru a hole into a drip tray. Grease from bacon, hamburgers, etc collects drains nicely. Unfortunately, So does a 6 egg scrambled egg ha ha I just scoup it back Grill works great!
1528405
The griddle is on a slight incline so that the oils run into the canal along the length of the griddle with the drip tray in the middle
1528406
There is one hole in the center and it drains into the six inch tray. I don't think there has been any problem with grease....mostly use it for French toast and pancakes.
1528407
Yes it does but only a little bit. If you were to cook bacon for example, some fat[liquid form] would drain but the cook needs to 'help it along' to do a better job. I am very pleased with it.
518868
The tray is shallow and flat with grooves to drain. The problem is that the end farthest from the sink is not raised so, being flat, it does not drain well. I would think a raised sink would make it drain away from the sink and would accumulate the water in the tray until it overflows ... but which way?!?!?
410149
Mine doesn't have any dripless holes - but I don't know about the one you're buying. Still, mine works pretty well. Good luck!
554182
Yes there is a drip tray and it's very easy to remove. I empty the drippings from the tray in the trash and put the tray right into my dishwasher, no problem. Easy to clean.
546454
the dish drainer stands on legs and the drip spout is approximately 2 inches from the counter top. Hope this helps. I really do like it and it actually holds more dishes than my old plastic wire thing I had.
554184
Yes there is a drip tray that is positioned between and below the two grill sides. They drain into it. It is removed by pulling it out like it was a drawer. Overall it is a good grill. It's nothing like cooking over charcoal, but who wants to do that when it's snowing and colder than a well diggers rear end? It would be even better is parts were available.
763544
We couldn't find exact fit either. We found one that fits side to side but has a 2 Inch gap at top and bottom. It works for the money while we look for another. $45 @ Amazon. Make sure to get an off-center hole for the drain. It is all stainless and well made. Good luck!
1819831
It does not have a drip rim all the way around. There is no lip at the front and a slight tilt to the griddle to allow grease drainage at the front. The grease tray is held in place by two tabs- not the most secure way. And ours has dropped and cracked. Still works though.
1423175
The hole that we drilled is very small. Only enough for the drain. The curve has not posed any problem. No leaking as far as I know.
1286359
Yes, it has 4 drain holes. There are two ridges at the bottom of the tray with openings at both ends. Water will easily drain.
1816491
The pump attaches to the central plumbing tube that runs down the tray, it's about 1/2" black tubing that the drip lines attach to
2156425
No drainage holes, but I drilled several quite easily using a large diameter bit. Don't know about a drain tray - sorry.
2282042
Hi, it doesnt really drip on counter, my issue with drip tray was that when it was delivered it was a little bent and it annoys me at times, so when I empty it in sink its tilted but other than that, it does a great job of collecting all the water from, rack is great itself. hope this helps.
1519105
Yes there is an overflow. It is the silver bezel seen in the picture. It probably gets about 2 inches deep before the overflow starts draining. This is an excellent sink I love mine.
2068393
It has two sides for two different sizes of drip handles. The smaller one is the closest to the standard size. I would say it will.
1872270
Mine does the way it was installed. Although there is not a lot of length in the neck of the faucet for reach. It reaches approximately 12" off center to each side. I have a 28" basin and I can just DIrect the spray to the sides of the sink with the sprayer.
234623
I don't know for sure but would guess the answer is no, as there are two sizes of drip pots (possibly more).