Review on 2-Tier Aluminum Sink Dish Drainer Drying Rack With Utensil Holder, Cup Hanger For Kitchen Countertop - TBMax Never Rust Gold by Gin Bajema

I like this small dish rack. It fits my small space, and I like the safety feature of the knife holder. It is definitely rose gold, and is quite a deep color, so make sure you like the pink hue before ordering. All the compartments have drainage in some way, except for the silicone bit, but that's ok with me. The rack is 11.5 by 16, and it can fit 4 of my regular sized bowls on the bottom tier (your bowls might be different than mine, so measure!). Assembly was fiddly but I got it done in probably 5 minutes by myself, so it's fine. I would not assemble it around small kids or pets though - I kept dropping the smallest screws that came with it and my cat almost ate one lolThis is a small dish rack! That's what I needed, so that's why I got this. If you need a massive dish rack, don't get this. I needed to maximize my use of vertical space on my counters, and this seemed like the best personalizable option. I like that the silverware attachment is adjustable, and that the spout is as well!I haven't had a problem with it leaking from the bottom, and the little bottom spout goes in any direction you need it to and extends. I have mine extended to around 3 inches, and the only problem I have is that I have a very tall-lipped sink (my sink rises up around 3/4 inches from my countertop), so the spout has to point upwards, and therefore fights gravity while draining. This is not really a problem with the dish rack, but in case anyone else has the same problem, I solved it by taking some old eyeshadow containers that were all the same height and flex-sealing them, to create waterproof shims. Now the water drains out naturally. The picture doesn't show my shims, but they do work well.Overall I would recommend! Just make sure you know the size and color before ordering.