Probably one of my favorite buys in a long. It looks great and setup was super easy. Went right over my sink perfectly and I like the way I can mix and match the attachments to make it work perfectly for what i want.
2019-10-30
H****h
I love it. I only wish there was a anther bar in the middles.
2019-10-28
Pu****zy
Great!! Just what I needed.
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
2019-10-28
Pu****zy
Great!! Just what I needed.
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
2019-10-28
A****.
I absolutely love this product and use it daily, and I love it can be quickly and easily taken apart for when I need it gone.
2019-10-28
Am****er
Great!! Just what I needed.
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
2019-10-27
Am****er
Easy to set up and saves lots of counter space.
2019-10-27
Am****er
Easy to set up and saves lots of counter space.
2019-10-26
Ch****od
Glad I bought this
2019-10-17
C****U
It’s a space savor. I don’t care for the placement of the chopping board holder.
2019-10-13
M****z
Great space saver for a small kitchen
2019-10-13
M****z
Great space saver for a small kitchen
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
2019-10-10
E****.
I absolutely love this! I was worried it wouldn't fit over my sink but it does just barely. It doesn't suction to my counter the best but it hasn't been an issue and the rack is stable when loaded. Definitely recommend!
2019-10-09
Di****es
As I expected
2019-10-09
Di****es
As I expected
2019-10-08
L****.
I love this item and it's definitely a space saver.
2019-10-07
Ly****on
If you have a tiny, tiny rental kitchen like me, but also like to do a decent amount of cooking, THIS is what you need (measure carefully to make sure it fits). I was very skeptical due to the low amount of reviews and the high price point, but I still ordered. It came carefully wrapped - appeared to be from China - no english instructions - but easy to figure out how to put together (there are pictures). It is sturdy, it holds a ton of dishes, it looks nice, I have ZERO complaints about this. If you have no counter space, this is worth the money. Don't keep looking... because I did hours of looking and comparing on Amazon - let me do it for you. Buy this one.
2019-10-07
Ju****de
The other day I said to my boyfriend, If we didn't get that dish rack... we probably would have moved or gone crazy by now.
We moved to a new apartment and totally forgot to think about counter space. Turns out there is barely any, and if we had to have a dish rack on the counter we would have none. I was nervous to order this as it had so few reviews (this is actually the item that inspired me to start writing reviews because someone has to!) and was fairly expensive but the need was too great so I took a chance.
And it's fantastic! It fits our sink perfectly and is sturdy (I put the big heavy blender jar up there all the time, along with pots and pans and lots of plates, and it shows no sign of strain!). I love the different baskets for different dishes. It really makes doing dishes feel fun and efficient when they look so nicely organized afterwards.
2019-10-06
a****h
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.
521
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
Well built, fits perfectly and very easy to asamble.
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
We moved to a new apartment and totally forgot to think about counter space. Turns out there is barely any, and if we had to have a dish rack on the counter we would have none. I was nervous to order this as it had so few reviews (this is actually the item that inspired me to start writing reviews because someone has to!) and was fairly expensive but the need was too great so I took a chance.
And it's fantastic! It fits our sink perfectly and is sturdy (I put the big heavy blender jar up there all the time, along with pots and pans and lots of plates, and it shows no sign of strain!). I love the different baskets for different dishes. It really makes doing dishes feel fun and efficient when they look so nicely organized afterwards.
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.