65 Black Dish Drainer Holder Stainless Steel Kitchen Rack

While it is not an inexpensive piece, any *good* kitchen equipment costs money (ever price a nice pot rack/hanger?). It arrived 2 weeks-1 month earlier than promised, so that was really nice. And while the "instructions" were in Chinese, it really is self-explanatory how to put it together. It comes with an allen wrench and all the screws and washers required to assemble (an extra washer/screw set, even). The little rubber feet may look like suction cups, but they're there to protect your counter and stop any water splashes from pooling. The stabilty of the structure is sufficient to keep it from moving.I would totally recommend this to friends, as it is a well-engineered design and cleared about 2 square feet counter space. Its functionality is awesome.

This product is meant for sinks up to 33" or less, just keep that in mind when purchasing.

Paid over $200 for this dish rack. It arrived packaged so poorly. The suction cups which keep it in place weee mangled. Contacted seller with this information. Get a reply to explain more. Wtf???I email that the suction cups are mangled again. What more is there to say? I ask AGAIN to be sent four more. I paid $200 for the rack. Suction cups must cost pennies to make. Get email back demanding “high resolution” photos of EACH suction cup. Are you kidding me?The actual product is just okay. Looks better in the photos; but does save counter space. Directions are not in English.The seller is ridiculous and full of nerve. Don’t recommend purchasing ANYTHING from them..

My only possible complaint about this thing is that my wife keeps putting other stuff on it than dishes.I worry about how sturdy stuff will be, given things are often presented to be better than they ultimately are, but this thing works great, and is more than sturdy enough for dishes.Some of the other stuff my wife puts on it, not so much, but that's not the fault of the manufacturer ;)

So, I'll start off by saying it is certainly a stylish, attractive looking dish rack. It has given me some much needed counter space back. Buuuuut there are issues. To start with, it did not come with any sort of instructions, fortunately that was easy enough to overcome, its pretty intuitive to assemble once you get past that inconvenience. Once the frame was assembled, and all the main trays are in place, you will learn that there is no way on Earth that the knife rack is attaching to the frame the way it is pictured. Try the slots on the silverware rack if yours has little clips like mine does.Lastly, the construction, and this really chaps me a lot: the title says its 304 stainless, the description says 201 stainless, and the black thing in my kitchen (that should have been another clue, who PAINTS STAINLESS?!) is very soft, as well as magnetic, and would be almost generous to call mild steel. This really gets under my skin as a professional metal worker and metallurgist. For the love of all that is holy, do NOT load anything heavy into this thingThe bottom line, while it's a very nice looking space saver, this was not worth almost $95, particularly because of the pot metal construction. There are others versions on here for significantly lower prices. Check the measurements for your sink, I'm sure you can find one that would be worth it.

works well and easy to use but a bit expensive and took longer to ship than would be preferred.

Early delivery, a little smaller than expected and it was missing parts, like the cup holder take and one of the baskets

This item is pricey for a dish drainer but it was for me the best design to fit over my sink. I set up my bins differently than in the picture. You can move pieces to best fit your needs. It’s sturdy and will keep my counter dry and allow a bit more counter space in my small kitchen. Pleased with item and sellers communication.