Sakugi 2-Tier Dish Drying Rack - Stainless Steel Dish Rack with Cutlery & Utensil Holders for Kitchen Counter, Sink Organization and Storage for Small Family, 15" W x 11.4" L x 15" H, Black

Super easy to put together! Made space look better and provides sturdy racks to dry dishes.

good rack just really small . easy to use and put together to organize your dishes. . It has a draining spout, which makes it easy to dry. The design is nice. It should've just been bigger.

Holds the dishes well. Good if you have a small counter space. The only thing I dont like is for the holder for the silverware. The water drips on the counter not the try. But other then that it was a great buy

I upgraded to this 2-Tier Metal Dish Drying Rack after getting tired of constantly cleaning dried water stains from my old plastic one. One of the biggest selling points for me was the way the rack drains water directly into the sink, since I wanted to avoid water building up inside the rack. Assembly was easy, the instructions were clear, and it only took me about five minutes to put it together. Size-wise, it's not too big or too small, almost a medium size, despite being advertised as large. I think it's a good size for most kitchens. The rack is versatile and holds different types of dishes well, though it's not big enough to fit my glass pans, so I dry those separately. It seems to stand up well and is great for keeping mugs and plates separate and organized. So far, I’m very happy with the rack. My only hope is that it holds up well over time and doesn’t tarnish, but for now, it’s working great and has made drying dishes much easier.

Though it's a little smaller than I imagined, it's still perfect. It's easy to move around. The price was fantastic compared to some of the ones I had looked at. The design is simple and effective. The little dish for the silverware can be moved to either side so that it drips down into the little tray. The spout on the bottom can be shifted around as needed or removed if you wanna just stick this thing right in your sink. It fits perfectly in my sink, which is a basic sink size... So I imagine it would fit in most. I absolutely would recommend this thing to anyone who needs one. But specifically for small families, couples, or single folk.

Smaller Than Expected But Is Very Cute And Drains Well Should’ve Been A Cheaper Price For The Size

TLDR: Good dish rack, easy assembly, however some design elements are off, such as drainage etc After like 3-4 times to order the mega stainless steel kitchen aid (#1 n #4 combat damage, 2 delay upon delay, and 3 outta stock after order) and since denial is a great river in Egypt, I ended up with this. My walmart stainless steel (it wasn't, it was polished iron likely) rusted 2 weeks after getting wet, so this replaced that. I have weird sized dishes, and these fit, but if I have pot or pan, I have to really play a good game of tetris to get it fit, the GF says just to use the towel on counter top but she still lives at her 'rents house and they have miles of counter top, where my lil ol apt doesn't. Assembly went ok, its small, its compact, it works as advertised. Main caveat, and the 3 star, is they didn't figure out the drainage. Water settles in the center and if you live by the coast like me and humidity is a factor, it can be days before tray fully dries. Also the drainage channel half tube water sits in it. So after dishes I have to pick it up and swirl it so the tray water goes into drain hole (they didn't angle the tray to all water goes into the drain hole), then tilt so the drainage spout is clear, other wise water sits in there and stuff grows. With a standard design with the tray that drains one side into the sink, you can put an unused tupperware or a square bowl at the opposite end and tilt (anyone remember arcade called TiLt???) into the sink but since this has a drain hole with exit spout to the sink that can't be used. Once this goes, probably go back to that set up or look for one that has tray draining The other is the utensil holder, if it's placed as the suggested serving says, the holes sit in between the lip of the catch tray, so half the water splashes outside. Minimal but again, drying time isn't fast in my place as others and something a good design would catch.

Fits perfectly on the counter top allow you space to put other things on the counter too weight not heavy and come multiple color the water drain is great a very good quality product to buy