romision Expandable Dish Drying Rack Over The Sink Small Metal Stainless Steel Plate Holder for Compact Kitchen, Space Saving Modern Silver Hanging Drainer

Perfect. Better than expected. Sturdy and love the size adjustment. Definitely recommend this one!

"I love this 2-tier dish rack! It's convenient because it fits in any space and stores lots of items like plates, cups, and big dishes. It even has a compartment for utensils, a drain tray for water. It's very durable! I highly recommend it!"

I bought this dish rack because I wanted something smaller to take up less space. I like the two tier racks. It holds alot and heavy duty when it comes to the main dishes like plates, glasses, pots, and etc on the flat racks/main holders itself. It is made of metal frame. It was easy to put to together and I am not a technical expert. It says alot. Just ensure the screws are tightened in place to connect the frames together. I didn't have any problem of the screws loosening. I like the design. There are two drawbacks for me. The outside glass rack hangs on and doesn't lock in place on outside. I was afraid maybe it would come off so I would only use for plastic cups. The white drain tray doesn't cover the full frame at bottom so excess water will leak on counter. I recommend adding a dish mat underneath it. Also, take out the tray slowly when removing , if you pull it to hard ot shakes your tray with dishes in it. I was able to move out and install back with no problems. The utensil tray is small but it is minor. I haven't had any problem with fitting anything any it. I usually move my dishes when they are dry. I am still glad I bought it. I like the way it looks on my counter.

This rack looks and functions great. It's spacious, extremely sturdy and holds so more dishes than my last rack. Yes, it doesn't catch all the water from everything that may be placed on it or hung from it, but that was obvious from the photo. Simply purchasing a large dish drying mat solved that issue (18"x24" at least). If you have any issues with screwing the bolts on then check the inside of the threads of the bolts. One gave me problems during assembly. It seemed too small for the screw. Until I noticed that there was manufacturing debris inside the threads of the bolt. It was easy to remove and solved the issue immediately.

I wanted to wait to review this, I was skeptical of many of the racks I saw. I ultimately chose this one because it had knobs to make it adjustable on the sides. They have been very study and I have complete confidence in their ability to keep the rack in place. The durability has been surprising. We normally have our dishes, glasses, and the odd pot or two; which this rack has handled easily. Wanting to test how durable the rack is, I decided to dry a heavy cast iron skillet I have one day. This rack held it up perfectly and didn't bend out of shape at all! Although we have ours hanging in our sink, it comes with little pads on the bottom of the rack which means you can put it in the sink or on a countertop so it has a lot of versatility. I am extremely happy with this purchase, it was a real great buy for the money!

The fact that you can adjust this and it sits and hangs over the top of your sink or sits in the sink or the countertop is just awesome. Highly recommend. The silverware caddy... It's really narrow so you can't fit very much in there, but we don't use it very much only for stuff that we don't want to put in the dishwasher..

Okay so the good stuff first. It's large to me. I have a toddler and husband and we cook most of our meals. No issues with the water tray, but we have a drying mat underneath. Without it, I imagine there'd be excess water from the cup holders. The red drying mat is ours, not included. The red utensil rack came from our old rack because the one that comes with this is way too small. Okay so we've had this for quite a few days now, so excuse any water spots you see - it arrived clean. BUT it came with scratches! And more than one, and they were sizeable. I placed the cup holder and utensil holders strategically to hide them, but I was already ready to return this because that's just so unacceptable for the price. I also struggled to put it together. To be fair, it took my husband very little time so maybe it was just me being a derp. The gaps within the tiers are kind of wide, so I have to be careful to position smaller lids and plates so they don't fall through. And yes, the cup holder is wobbly and the prongs are too short to hold larger cups, as other reviewers mentioned. That also sucks. For the price, it's kind of 50/50 on value. It's hard to find a good two-tier rack, and it does holds plenty. But please don't order the black - you'll risk getting a product with scratches. That's pretty shameless of the seller. Maybe go for stainless steel.

This was exactly what I wanted!

Exactly what I was expecting, plenty of room for dishes, both large and small. It's a pity that the glass rack and cutlery rack don't drain onto a tray but end up draining onto the bench.

Esta muy bien construido y si está bastante práctico.

Muy buen escurridor, llevamos más de un año usándolo y no se ha oxidado. El armado es un poquito complicado, pero nada imposible. Lo volvería a comprar.

What a great dish rack! Space-saving, sturdy, nice looking, it is a really great one for tiny countertop areas. The only thing that isn't quite right on it is the drain spout. The way it is made means it doesn't come down at an angle, so you have to stick something in it to make it tilt downward. The company needs to revisit that design.

I really like using this drying rack, fits quite nicely with most of my plates. The metal shapes on the lower level aren't the best for bowls, so not really sure how to make the most of it. The holder for cutting boards or similar flat objects is fantastic (though you don't want to put something very wet on it, as it drips right onto the counter). The drainage hole and lip to direct the water is great, but you should pay attention that you did not accidentally swivel it to drain away from the sink. The metal is also coated with something, so it definitely feels quite resilient. Overall, loving it.