All in all, I would definitely recommend this product if only to declutter and make use of vertical space within your kitchen. The amount of space allotted for each bin amounts to about a regular family dinner of 8 people, with some other nifty places for things like knives and cutting boards. There's some assembly required, but nothing too daunting - the perfect project to give an 8yr old if you wanted them to learn how to follow directions and do things by themselves. The maker recommends a max weight of 30lbs, but I've been slowly testing that and it seems fine, just don't be silly and overdo it, and make sure the suction cups are actually suctioned to the counter.

The only real downside for me personally is the increase in splash that this unit forces. In order to place items into the baskets that are roughly eye-level, you have to pull and lift the dish up and over the basket, and if that dish is wet, it's also probably dripping: down your hand, onto that dollop of space between you and the sink, maybe even the floor. Adjusting how far back it goes doesn't help either as that just means the area behind your faucet will get more wet from the dripping water - understanding this, I opted to just have it splash at the grundle in front of me.

Big pots when you wash them in the sink you must remove all the bottom attachments> I can my own vegetables and so forth I am constantly taking them on and off.

This is exactly what I needed. It is space saving and looks beautiful. I wasn’t able to make it fit with the suction cups on due to the design of my sink, but it works just as well without them and is very sturdy. The knife holder doesn’t work for my knives though and I wish the cutlery holder was larger (or that there was more than one). But overall I am very pleased with this item.

Take some good measurements and take off an inch because this barely fit on my sink. And I have a SMALL pair of sinks. .. anyways I was sceptical about the packaging it came in and there's basically no instructions unless you can read Chinese.

BUT it's easy to put together and didn't need it. It took less than 5 minutes. And I actually really really really like it! It works. I only wish it were a little taller and had more room. Plus I wish it was more sturdy. I can't pans or skillets on it without worrying about it breaking. But for a small apartment like mine it saved a lot of space.

Measure first but I would recommend this for anyone to save space.

Love this drying rack. Gave 4 stars because it's expensive and I wish it had more trays.

I fell in love with the concept when I saw this type of dish rack. There are many lower and higher priced racks of the same type and I chose this one in the middle. It went together easily. The reason it’s not a 5 star across the board are 1. the silver screws take away from a polished appearance 2. The utensil hooks can only be used on the back bracket, wish there could have been a couple that hung off the baskets like the silverware caddy.

Shows many attachments but one very important one - a couple of rods from which to slide stemware (wine classes, etc.) upside down to dry.

Ours arrived without the crossbars. We are not even able to try it out.

Update, 5 Aug 19: Emailed company to get a set of crossbars. Worked very quickly to get them shipped out. Will update again when they arrive. The rest of the product seems well made and easy to assemble.

Took me 7 days to finally make the purchase due to the high cost of this product. The product for sure does not disappoint and does what it needs to do but is just to expensive.

My wife saw over the sink dish drying rack in one of our friends place and ever since then, she was requesting me to buy something similar. I also liked the concept.

Product came with all the parts and one page instruction manual in chinese language. Even though the assembly is pretty straight forward, I was expecting better manual for a international product.

Easy to assemble, it took me 10-20 minutes to figure out all the parts and setup. The length was little wider for my sink but thats ok. You can arrange the shelves as per your convenience and imagination. It has suction at the bottom to hold the frame in place.

Frame is sturdy, though I wished it came with different color. Any nick or scratch will be easily visible in the current color. Also, instead of horizontal platform, wish it came with a raised platform. Sometimes water accumulates near the bracket.

We usually hand wash the dishes and dry the dishes in the sink itself. But, now we are able to organize most of our dishes in the rack. It gives a pretty neat look. I have attached both before and after image.

Overall, happy with the product.

I ordered the dish drying rack for my daughter's kitchen. It fit well except I forgot to consider how far the crank on the casement window stuck out over the sink. It's an older home so this is a tight space. Consequently she couldn't open the window while using the rack, unless it was empty. Otherwise the rack would work very well and it looks nice. I was very careful to repack it securely but it took several weeks to get a refund and I had to pay almost 23 dollars in postage.

This was easy to assemble. We have a larger sink so it didn’t fit across the whole sink. But is sturdy enough that it still works great.

Everything perfect except its was not adjustable lengthwise with this I had to return it, my overhead cabinet by the sink is not wide enough by 1/16

Pros:
- Super easy to assemble, just 4 screws
- Freedom to move the different sections around as needed
- Holds SO MANY DISHES! It's quite impressive

Cons:
- A little too cluttered looking in a smaller kitchen. Our sink has no window behind it and is centered between two cabinets. Placing this around the sink just made everything look to busy
- Directions were printed inside the box which was difficult to find. I don't know if this was done to reduce waste or not, but if it was, then it doesn't quite make sense to skip on printed directions when you have 3 unnecessary smaller boxes and plastic within
- I wish it had different finish options. I'd love stainless steel!
- Sort of useless if you have a dishwasher
- It'd be great if you could adjust the height of the organizer. I have a very tall faucet and found I cannot organize the different racks in a way that allows me to utilize them all.

Our kitchen doesn’t have much counter space for anything extra, which is why we decided to not keep a dish drainer on the counter. So we ordered this Dish Drying Rack that goes over the sink.
Wow, it really exceeded our expectations. Not only do we have have a dish drainer, but we have extra room for storing other Kitchen essentials! It is made of steel and surprisingly very sturdy. It has several baskets for dishes or storage, a utensil organizer, a holder for your cutting board and lots of hooks for large utensils, and you can move some of the stuff to your liking.
I was going to give 5 Stars because it’s a really great product, however the instructions are absolutely horrible. Basically a piece of paper with a Diagram that we literally had to use a Magnifier to see some of the details. So it may be troublesome for some to assemble which is why i’m giving 4 Stars.

This drying rack very cleverly has water that drips from wet dishes go into the sink directly so you don’t need a tray catch the water. It also frees up counter space. It isn’t particularly attractive when there’s a window behind your sink. To look at dishes. But if you need the space, it’s worth the compromise.

I cut two 24 inch two by fours and papered them with a water resistant wall paper. I needed the extra height to clean my large hook style sink faucet. I have a mini basin in the middle that was for the garbage disposal so I needed to use the two by fours to support the structures about six inches across the left basin. I used a rubber sealant to secure both boards in place and now I have the structure set up. There is plenty of room for plates, cups, bowls and other items. Plus there's a place for soaps and my scrub brushes that I use for pans. There is really not a good place for pans so I put those in the left basin and still use the old dish drain there. While you have a place for silverware, it works better for me to put sharp knives more under my control, so I put them in the old dish drain. Unlike a side board, my old dish drain goes in the basin, I need a lot of room, so this is great for organizing, and storage.

It's a sturdy piece, but as I say measurements need to be taken or you need to adapt. The product picture shows it with a faucet almost identical to mine, but I needed another inch and a half for clearance. I'm also a bit lazy, so now that it's up, I take some of my plates and cups directly out of the new dish drain, to use. Recommended.

This system is perfect for my tiny kitchen with no counter space! I purchased item for $199 and then 1 week later price dropped $33 to $166 😟.