iPEGTOP Large Expandable Over Sink Dish Drying Rack with Cutlery Holder - Rustproof Stainless Steel Dish Rack Shelf Drainer for Sink or Counter Review

Fits well in my standard sink with cutlery tray hanging outside. A couple of minor issues is that the extensions slide too easily so I put small zip ties on each side to keep them in place. And the rubber pads are separated for easy slip off. Otherwise I like it.

The item I received was not measured as described. The handles have twisted black caps that will roll off if you try to place them over the sink. You are incredibly thin. Will not fit in my sink and cannot be used on the counter. When I tried to return it I was told to contact support! Buyer beware

High quality dish drying rack, durable dish rack. i was looking for one Unfortunately due to the curvature of my sink it didn't fit so I had to return it. . I measured but was 1/4 inch off. What I didn't notice was that one corner of my sink was bent a bit, just enough to keep it from falling in at one corner. If it matches your sink, I highly recommend it. It was good quality.

So I was looking for a dish drying rack that was big enough to actually hold dishes and still fit in my sink. So far it's been a perfect fit for me. My Fiesta dinner plates fit well and the cutlery tray fits regular cutlery well. When I install it in the sink there is a 4-5 inch gap between its bottom and the sink itself. It has small rubber feet to avoid scratching the sink if needed. The rubber pads on the extensions can be removed for cleaning which helps me a lot lol! Overall a good…

I put this on the 30% side of my 70/30 sink. Things. I was afraid that they might fall down or be knocked over in the confined space. Until it happened. The job of my cookware, and it has withstood heavy use very well. I wash dishes by hand. This little guy is a rock. I bought it because it said "No Rust"! So far he has kept his word. Although I've had many. They usually rust after about 6-8 months of use. I will be shouting another review from the mountain tops! He's sticking with me and so…

This over the sink dish rack is great. I love my small kitchen, but table space is at a premium, so I figured it could free up some space by sliding the dishes over the large sink. From the photos it looked too small for my plates so I was afraid it wouldn't work. But I've loaded it with plates and pots a few times and it has held up with no sign of warping. I also moved the dish rack outside to give more space inside. The arms extend up to 22 inches to accommodate the size of the sink and it…

I bought one a year ago and although it has been kept clean it has lost its luster. This one is about 1 inch smaller. The plate wire holding the plates is slanted so the dishes don't line up with the hole to sit straight to dry. This creates a domino effect in which the dishes are at an angle to the horizontal, so that fewer dishes can be placed. The picture shows the utensils standing up straight, which just can't be the case when the rest is tipped back and forth. The cutlery stand is…

Every time I go to Walmart, Ross, Target. At regular hardware stores, I look for a dish drying rack that's small enough to fit in the sink, made of stainless steel, and has a cutlery holder that's NOT plastic! Have you ever seen dirt on the underside of plastic cutlery holders? I have no idea why they get so gross if I wash everything thoroughly. Who knows, maybe it's just dust, but I refuse to buy any plastic again. When I say 'smart' I mean great features, firstly the metal cutlery holder and