U.S. Kitchen Supply 13", 11.5", 9.5" Stainless Steel Fine Mesh Splatter Screen with Resting Feet Set, Black Comfort Grip Handles - Use on Boiling Pots, Frying Pans - Grease Oil Guard, Safe Cooking Lid

As splatter shields go, or for draining water from cooked veggies, these seem well-made and sturdy. I chose this set of three to accommodate various-sized cooking utensils. As a man I don't care about colored handles. Black is fine or any other color since these are stored out of sight in the cupboard.

These splatter screens are so much better than my old ones. They feel more substantial, and they work wonderfully. Easy to clean and shipped fast. Highly recommend!

Where have you been all my life? These screens are of really good quality at a reasonable price. If you are tired of getting popped by hot grease every time you cook bacon, I recommend these. Oh, and easy to clean!

well made and the screen is of strong quality 💪

Worth the money, sturdy, easy to handle. Will last longer than cheaper items.

I wished I would have found these sooner. It makes everything so much easier. very sturdy construction.

Friends showed us the quality of this product which they used to cover a pressure cooker during the saute stage (can also be used for stovetop pots and pans), I had to buy all 3 sizes! The price was very reasonable, thank you!

These screens work great to control grease when frying bacon, hamburgers, chicken, etc. Love that the splatter screen comes in three different sizes and also doubles as a cooling rack.

Items delivered more than expected in overall product quality.

I have owned a 13" splatter screen for many years and I would have preferred to have been able to buy the 2 smaller sizes without the larger one but I couldn't find any on line. The new ones have resting feet which the one I had did not so I'm satisfied to have made the purchase. They are very useful tools for corraling grease when sauting or frying but thry are hard to clean unless you only use them for steam-related cooking. I only use them for the grease spatter problem.