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Cool. Ours sorta does this as the individual dividers fold down to accomodate pots and such.
I had to install an industrial dishwasher in our home once for a food prep business that used stackable racks. It was a bit power hungry, but one heck of a dishwasher. Three minutes a load! |
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//a food prep business that used stackable racks// |
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Why is that significant? Was that your signature
service or something? Stack-a-Rack™ Catering? |
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The racks should come as a Meccano or Lego-like kit of parts which you can use to build custom racks to suit your specific tableware and crockery. |
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The link that [jurist] gave is for a commercial unit that
costs $3K+. My idea is for those of us purchasing that
$300 Whirlpool. For the manufacturers, they could sell
at a loss-leader price and then get you at the back
end, selling racks. Also, with a modular rack system,
you could even have half rack$ or quarter rack$. All of
those rack$ would be additional profits. |
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