I like it. It just a little pricey and is smaller in person. It looks bigger in the photo.

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.

We have a pretty small kitchen. It is unfortunately a lot smaller than we would like and might make it larger eventually but for a while, we are sort of stuck with it. This is a LOT more helpful than I had hoped and it looks good doing it. It has a lot of option for drying and I would not want to be without it if our dishwasher broke again. We stopped using our dishwasher for a good while previously and this would've been super helpful to have but I had no idea it even existed then. This seems to be made of pretty good quality, wasn't a pain to assemble and it looks nice; especially for as much space as it saves for people like me with limited counter space.

Pros:

Easy to assemble
Looks good
Saves a lot of space
Fit well for my sink (we have a 27 and got the smaller version)

Cons:

It is nice and of seemingly high quality but the value is dependent on how much you want to save some space. If you don't do a lot of dishes by hand, the value might be lower but if you do a lot by hand, higher.

I love the sturdiness of the product and how it’s designed.However, I wish it could have been ordered by length so I could have gotten a better fit.

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.

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 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.

This dish rack is very sturdy. I put a lot of weight in the baskets and towards the edge in the front and it still doesn't wobble. I have peace of mind that the whole lot isn't going to come crashing down. The edges of the metal are smooth. Everything looks finished nicely as you would expect of a well done item. The only thing I don't like is that I can't have the bottom layer filled with baskets and still have room for the faucet. The basket would bump into the faucet since it's only about eight inches from the counter at the top of the basket. I have to have the basket removed where I want the faucet to be able to fit in. This is unfortunate since it's easier to reach things on the bottom layer and I'd rather have more baskets on the bottom than have to reach for things from the top. Nevertheless, having two layers of baskets around the sink helps me reach and organize items that I don't have room in the cupboards for. This is a useful item for me.

This is a great solution to crowded countertops. The look could be less utiltarian, but that can be solved with a brushed silver or chrome finish. Installation takes less than 20 minutes. Everything required for assembly is in the box. No additional tools required.

There is little risk of toppling even with a full load in a moderate earthquake. The legs are sturdy and spaced widely apart.

The only negative is the bottom bar. It is too close to the counter so we can't hang cups. You should install it on top. The bottom bar also hits the faucet, so it cannot not be move more than a inch back and forth on most sinks.

I would not pay the current price of $180. It is half the price of a simple dish washer. This should be at most $99.

We have very minimal counter space in our home so when I first saw these existed, I knew I had to have one. The price definitely made me wait. My husband knew I was keeping my eye in them so when I found this one with a lower price, he said to go for it and happy mothers day to me! When you have virtually no counter space, every inch counts so being able to clear up some of that space by not having a traditional dish drainer is pretty awesome. The knife holder has to be my favorite part because it keeps my knife blades from being dinged up by other silverware. I did have to buy new suction cups for the bottom of it because when it was packaged they taped right over them and damaged them. The price was better than some but I still feel it's pretty steep for what it is. I truly needed the counter space so I suppose it justifies it for me.

We've had this dish rack for a little over a week now, and really like it. It frees up all the space on our counter where our old dish drying rack used to be, and fits more dishes as well. It is well designed and seems fairly sturdy. Plates slot in very nicely, and there is room for mixing bowls, knives, baking sheets, breadboards, and silverware. We can even hang small pots from the hooks, and it all drains into the sink below. We used to call the pile of drying dishes dish jenga because of how precarious it felt, but with this rack we have space for everything. The downside, of course, is that it is much more expensive.

From what i can tell by looking at all the pieces, this is a well made painted stainless steel dish organizer for small amounts of washed dishes throughout the day (not going to be big enough if you wash all your dishes at one time, nor good for pots & pans).
unfortunately listing does say this: Please DO carefully measure the size of your sink before making a choice but, am thinking it needs to also say 'please measure the distance between your top cabinets as well since hmm oops some of us completely overlooked that part! our top cabinets are 30 apart over sink area and 18 1/4 above our counters so neither of the two sizes available will fit in our kitchen or anyone else's kitchen who have your basic kitchen cabinets without a 'big' window like shown in listing pics in between them..

still rating 5 stars for it is a very nice metal over kitchen sink organizer indeed IF it fits between your sink AND your cabinets. it arrived well packaged in its product box and there was no dents or scratched on any of it. price does seem a bit high IMO but, giving other versions i have seen that look like cheap thin shiny holow metal, i suppose the price is acceptable for the quality you get with this one..

nice gift for someone i think so the one i receive will not go to waste for am going to set it up at my DD's house when i go watch the grandkids next month, pretty sure she will love it!!

You must really measure correctly and figure out the spacing for all the baskets or holders.
Other than that, it really is a good rack to use.

The drying rack has less capacity than expected, it fit perfectly over our sink and is eady to maintain. The durability seems good. We have stacked heavy dishes without any issues.