19"-27" Expandable Dish Drying Rack - Large Capacity, Heavy Duty Aluminium Drainer W/ Removable Cutlery & Cup Holder For Kitchen Countertop Review

We've had a hard time finding a dish rack that works for us. We're not real picky. We just wanted a rack that drains well, looks good, and doesn't tip over when you load glasses on the end. This product delivers on all counts.We like the slide-out extension feature because we sometimes have more dishes than space that need a place to hang out and dry or just hang out for a while until we get around to drying them. The utensil holder actually drains (oddly, this seems to be something many dish…

design is everything when it comes to a dish drying rack - you want to be able to fit as many items on the smallest foot print as possible. This rack achieves that extremely well. Even without the extender attachment, I can still fit the majority of a dishwasher load onto this rack to dry. It is made from high quality materials and is sturdy. It looks good in any kitchen, and isn't too expensive. Not much else to ask for in a drying rack.Very basic, standard, gets the job done. Overall…

I was a bit skeptical at first about this but after using it for over a month and letting water hit it multiple times over the last month or so I can finally say I am satisfied with the product. My biggest concern was with quality of the material and whether it would be able to stay rust free and it has! It offers variable sizes depending on your needs and how much you need to dry off at a given time. It was fairly easy to assemble and compact to fit in small spots normal dish drying racks…

The overall functionality is fine. Expands when needed, looks sooo much better than the plastic sterilite dish rack it replaced, and I like the holder for sharp knifes. However.Plastic drain tray is flimsy and.I like putting my dish rack on the right of the sink which means the sharp knifes will be closer to the edge of the countertop reachable by grandkids. The brown knife cover only fits on one side of the utensil holder. I like to put my glasses on the edge so that the water drips into the…

I've gone through various dish racks in my college year and early adulthood, and this is definitely my favorite!The rack has great capacity and keeps my countertops looking organized while my dishes dry. The cutlery rack is a typical dishrack feature, but the knife rack is a small addition that makes a great difference. The cup holder also helps a great deal saving space by leaving room on the dishrack for plates and bowls.I love it; months later and not a hint of rust! The assembly was a…

I have tried so many different kinds of dish drying racks and have had so many challenges with them over the years from rust to water puddling, fixed size, etc. This unit is expandable and adaptable to meet your space requirements and needs, and you can also direct the water spout from the bottom and extend it to make sure the water flows into your sink instead of puddling on your counter. You can decide which end the expandable part attaches to, as well as where you want to mount the cup…

This Expandable Dish Dryer was assembled by my 65 year old mother who is blind in one eye, so its pretty easy to assemble! I got this product for my mom because I want her to stop drying her cups/glasses on towels (a long time habit of hers). This dish drying rack extends when you need more room for your cups/glasses, and all the water drains into a bottom catcher that drains into the sink through a spout. You can't buy anything like this at your local big box store, so go ahead and give this a

I really love how much this holds and the expandable section that makes it take up less space when not being used but you have to be careful and make sure the drain is just right or it will leak out on the counter. Otherwise, it's pretty great.

I found it tricky to assemble. It turns out that it's not right for my counter, as it doesn't sit high enough on its feet for the drain to tip downward over the lip of my inset sink. If you have a level surface it should be fine. i think I'd have been better off with a standard Rubbermaid drain.

The assembly was easy and fast took about 5 seconds. The flatware slots sit on top of a drawer that can be pulled from underneath the actual dish rack doubling your space. It can then be slid back under to make your counter space more usable so great for apartments. The cup holders are detachable so again it can be removed to make more counter room. I love it its the perfect size.

Don’t waste your time on this junk. Not to mention it’s so flimsy that it arrived broken. I’m actually sending it back because I opened it up and the main bar was was snapped into.

I came across and thought wow how modern is that seeing that I had my old plastic one. It’s really nice and looks great on my counter top. It has a little drainage line that I think cool that you can put on any side of the rack. Whatever way you wanna position it. Definitely buying another one and gifting this item to my mom to for Christmas

The aluminum rack is sturdy, and the adjustability is nice. This was pretty easy to assemble, and I like having the rack for cups at the end. The drainage hole works, but doesn't do as much as it could since it's at a flat/slightly upward angle, and some of the water sits there. Overall, this is a great dish rack.