Water pooling under wooden drainer and leaking onto wooden floor

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Just had a new kitchen with a Belfast sink. We also got an oak drainer but it seems however high you tilt it from the rear to lift it (piece of wood) aiding gravity the water still seems to pool backwards on the sink rim eventually trickling down onto the new solid oak floor which has started to warp. I have just caught it in time but it doesn't take long to warp considering it's solid oak.

Can anyone offer any suggestions to fettle this. Silicone on underside of wooden drainer etc ? It seems water always wants frustratingly to go against gravity.

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