This came in quickly and well packaged. I was able to put it up all by myself with included hardware and allen wrench. It was just what I needed. I looked carefully for one that had heavier wire on the baskets and one with suction cups on the bottom to keep it from sliding around. The suction cups are small but so far so good. I'm loving it! I can wash my Tervis cups and put them on the rack to drip dry in the sink and I'm not wasting valuable countertop space. Thank you!
2019-11-16
ma****es
Absolutely worth it. Very sturdy. Takes up a mere few inches of counter space. Easily holds a complete dish set for four, a large serving bowl, and a pan--all with room to spare. And it looks great! My dinner plates are fairly large (11 inch). They don't sit all the way in the rack, but they still fit snugly enough that I have no concerns.
This thing is genius. Buy it.
2019-11-07
Ba****sh
Frees up counter for work space & not necessary to put away items you use every day!
2019-11-02
Kr****ey
Although I have, for an apartment, a considerable amount of countertop space, I've filled it up with a number of appliances: pan-sized induction cooktop, deep fryer, 5 quart, mixer, flour jars, meat slicer, etc..
I found this, and purchased it not for the - likely - intended purpose, but to add storage space for frequently-used tools: large knives, blades for the food processor, copper measuring cups and spoons, etc., as well as sponges and dishwashing detergents.
This went together in minutes. Literally four short bolts and washers to hold the parts together and the four suction cups on the feet.
I don't know how well the suction cups will last since I received this on Thursday afternoon this past week and assembled it on Saturday. However, I'm really pleased so far.
Could it have been a little 'beefier', structurally? Perhaps. But will it do what I needed it to do? Absolutely - and a heavier set of aluminum (presumably, since it is non-ferrous metal - a magnet didn't stick) would have weighed much more, and, obviously would have cost considerably more. However, still 5-stars.
As to appearance... my counters are dark granite, and the cabinets are dark - and the landlord used a light olive green paint throughout the apartment (yes... a NICE apartment), and the sink abuts an interior wall with a wall-mounted light fixture, so the black finish of the item blends well with the rest of the kitchen.
I still have racks in the sink. As noted, a place for draining dishes, etc. wasn't what I wanted this for - and it is very much meeting my needs and expectations.
My advise? It really is handy for other uses - so, don't ignore the possibilities.
I ended up with two accessories being unused, but, that's okay. If I change my mind once I move out of an apartment in a couple of years when I retire, then I'll have still have them available. Until then, I've got a space for things that don't fit well in cabinets (grease spatter screens), or, that I want to keep handy (i.e., without digging through drawers) that came at a reasonable purchase price.
2019-11-01
S****.
Extremely easy installation. The suction cups are great for keeping it in place. Storage is solid and I love gaining countertop space.
One big suggestion I have is to measure your faucet height if it is attached to your countertop instead of the sink.
I got lucky with the lower bar height (About 7-3/8 from the bottom). I've added a picture for reference.
2019-10-19
Am****er
It looks great and definitely clears up counter space. I love that the water can fall back in the sink rather than on my counters.
2019-10-11
Ch****88
Quit looking and buy it! I was skeptical about the sturdiness of the product but after pulling the plug and buying it, it turned out to be the best item in my kitchen! Saves me lots of counter space and I'm able to put three days worth of dishes. We are a family of 4. Comes in two sizes, we bought the bigger one as our sink is wider.
2019-10-11
S****h
Love this monstrosity haha.
Everyone that comes into my home asks me what is that?
I tell him it's the best thing to keep all of my dishes off of my counter.
No more nasty drying pads sitting on my surfaces (except for when I wash heavy pans)
The water drips right into the sink, and they're up and out of the way.
The instructions were laughable, but my husband figured it out in under 20 minutes
2019-10-09
Ch****ne
I love this dish rack. It is VERY sturdy, I have no problem putting very heavy items on the top racks. It has a place for each item for drying. It matches very well with my kitchen also. It was easy to put together and is durable. Arrived on time and as expected.
2019-10-08
Ch****ne
I love this dish rack. It is VERY sturdy, I have no problem putting very heavy items on the top racks. It has a place for each item for drying. It matches very well with my kitchen also. It was easy to put together and is durable. Arrived on time and as expected.
2019-10-08
Ch****ne
I love this dish rack. It is VERY sturdy, I have no problem putting very heavy items on the top racks. It has a place for each item for drying. It matches very well with my kitchen also. It was easy to put together and is durable. Arrived on time and as expected.
2019-10-07
ti****is
Super easy to assemble, frees up a ton of space and looks cool. I get it's a little spendy bit I think it's really worth it. Neat and original kitchen item.
2019-10-01
Pr****st
My husband and I saw this product online and were intrigued. He doesn't like to see dishes on the counter, either clean or dirty and thought this would encourage us to get them done right away. If I unload the dishwasher, I can put wet things here to dry. It looks nice and so does all of that counter space not cluttered with a traditional dishrack and drying mats.
2019-09-30
J****s
I looked at this item for about 6 months before deciding to buy it. My kitchen has very little counter space and this save so much room! I love it so much and it has changed the way I use my kitchen. I just wish I had purchased it sooner. A must for anyone with a small space or tiny home!
2019-09-26
De****ss
Okay so I wasn’t too sure about ordering this dish rack because I thought it might be an eyesore in front of my kitchen shutters that I love looking through. Everyone has left great reviews and excellent pics to help me make my decision. When I first put it in place it was hard to get use to until I actually used it which was right away. I flippin’ love this dish rack! I immediately threw away my old black one that was on the counter with hard water spots on it and THAT was an eyesore lol. The new rack is so convenient and I keep looking at it every time I walk by. I included pictures of how it looks in front of our widow too. I’m glad I got the silver one because I know it won’t stand out as much as the black one, however I know that the black one would still be pretty and more noticeable. Either one would match our kitchen. Get it because you won’t regret it.
2019-09-10
El****as
Very sturdy. I have marble counters so the suction worked perfect. I have more counter space... I need a toaster now.
2019-09-07
M****e
I love this so much and have been impressed with the amount of dishes it will hold. I also loved how easy it was to assemble, everything came in a cute little titled box and even included the tool required to assemble in the box making it super quick to do by myself and start using right away. I always get compliments on it when guest are over and it actually makes me want to do the dishes faster since it's so easily accessible.
2019-08-31
Am****er
I wasnt sure- but it fit perfectly and being able to configure it the way I wanted ensured I could turn on faucet etc.. I dont have alot of counter space, so not having a separate drainer or my sink full of clean dishes is great
2019-08-14
i****s
I'm looking for ways to do the dishes and dry them in my boyfriend's house without using a dish rack for well over a year. He doesn't like having stuff on his countertop with any permanence but I tend to do wash my dishes by hand because that's how I grew up. This was a slightly expensive yet good compromise between him and me to have a dish drying rack but over the sink so it doesn't actually take up any counter space. He hasn't said anything about the vertical space just yet but if this doesn't work out, But if it becomes a problem that's when we'll deal with it. He has expressed his appreciation for the emancipation of the counterspace.
It was super easy to put together and pretty sturdy to boot. It fits super well almost exactly, to the point of probably not needing the suction cups but I use them anyway.
2019-08-13
k****a
All you can ask for , im in love with my new dish drying rack . Great space saver ! I defently recomended. fit perfect on my kitchen sink and its really easy to install it took me like 5 min .
010
This thing is genius. Buy it.
I found this, and purchased it not for the - likely - intended purpose, but to add storage space for frequently-used tools: large knives, blades for the food processor, copper measuring cups and spoons, etc., as well as sponges and dishwashing detergents.
This went together in minutes. Literally four short bolts and washers to hold the parts together and the four suction cups on the feet.
I don't know how well the suction cups will last since I received this on Thursday afternoon this past week and assembled it on Saturday. However, I'm really pleased so far.
Could it have been a little 'beefier', structurally? Perhaps. But will it do what I needed it to do? Absolutely - and a heavier set of aluminum (presumably, since it is non-ferrous metal - a magnet didn't stick) would have weighed much more, and, obviously would have cost considerably more. However, still 5-stars.
As to appearance... my counters are dark granite, and the cabinets are dark - and the landlord used a light olive green paint throughout the apartment (yes... a NICE apartment), and the sink abuts an interior wall with a wall-mounted light fixture, so the black finish of the item blends well with the rest of the kitchen.
I still have racks in the sink. As noted, a place for draining dishes, etc. wasn't what I wanted this for - and it is very much meeting my needs and expectations.
My advise? It really is handy for other uses - so, don't ignore the possibilities.
I ended up with two accessories being unused, but, that's okay. If I change my mind once I move out of an apartment in a couple of years when I retire, then I'll have still have them available. Until then, I've got a space for things that don't fit well in cabinets (grease spatter screens), or, that I want to keep handy (i.e., without digging through drawers) that came at a reasonable purchase price.
One big suggestion I have is to measure your faucet height if it is attached to your countertop instead of the sink.
I got lucky with the lower bar height (About 7-3/8 from the bottom). I've added a picture for reference.
Everyone that comes into my home asks me what is that?
I tell him it's the best thing to keep all of my dishes off of my counter.
No more nasty drying pads sitting on my surfaces (except for when I wash heavy pans)
The water drips right into the sink, and they're up and out of the way.
The instructions were laughable, but my husband figured it out in under 20 minutes
It was super easy to put together and pretty sturdy to boot. It fits super well almost exactly, to the point of probably not needing the suction cups but I use them anyway.