I needed a prop to raise our dish-drainer up to an angle where it would let the water actually drain out and not clog at the bottom so I made this.

At almost 13", it's one of the biggest things I've made so far, but one of the more functional.
There are feet at the bottom for air to circulate around and keep it dry. A notch in the top of each "foot" allows the drainer to sit comfortably on the stand and not slip when nudged.
I made it in one piece because I thought if I just made blocks for the legs, they would be likely to get nudged or knocked around while putting dishes in the drainer/dryer itself.

If you're really concerned about it slipping around on a wet countertop you could attach little rubber feet I guess.

Raise3D N2+

Doesn't Matter

Yes

0.2mm layer

15%

This is pretty big, but it had to be to accommodate the length of the dish-drainer I have.
Your build volume needs to be 12" or greater in either the vertical or horizontal direction in order to print it in one piece. I've included the OpenSCAD source here to allow you to remix or make it shorter, cut it in two and print the halves, etc.

Designed with OpenSCAD, sliced with Ideamaker.