Expandable Dish Drying Rack

I'm just now replacing this dish drainer that I bought nine years ago. It doesn't rust even after daily use, multiple times a day ( I don't have a dishwasher). It just now has a little bit of rust at the feet. The utensil holder is easy to detach and clean and the drainer holds dishes for a meal for two people. It adjustable so it should fit any sink, and the plastic roll bars keep it from sliding. I'm very happy with this.

This fits in my new single basin sink perfectly. The rubber guards on the extensions keep it froscratching my sink and no more rack on my counter. It’s easy to keep clean, just spray it off. Plus if dishes are in it, they’re to seen when setting down in my sink.

I finally found exactly what I wanted. This is pretty sturdy, although I haven't put a whole lot of weight on it, because I didn't buy it for anything real heavy. but I can't it imagine it not holding up under any weight of dishes. Also, it expands out quite a bit and when you set it in the sink, it doesn't slide around because the sliders have the rubber on the ends. Also, if you want to set it on your counter, it has rubber tips so not to scratch your counter. Without the expanders, it was too small for my sink, so it should fit any size sink from small to pretty large. I also like the fact it has plenty of room in the sink so I can still use part of it to run water, etc. If you are looking for something to fill entire sink, this isn't for you unless it is for a small travel trailer. I love mine.

This product is well designed, likely not stainless steel as advertised, but chrome plated. It fits well in a traditional sink, and many users will not use the expandable facets of this strainer. The rubber on the expandable arms is a nice feature. Be aware-that the utensil holder is only secured by two points. Placing larger untensils, or too many utensils in the holder will cause it to "flip away" scattering your items in the sink or onto the floor. This is easily fixed by making a hole in the bottom and adding a cable tie-but this prevents the holder from being removed for washing. In a larger sink, the holder can be mounted on the outside of the strainer, creating more room for items to dry. Overall-a good product, but not perfect.

When we put in a new sink, we needed to get a new dish rack as our other one would not fit. This one fits perfectly as it is adjustable, which I love and it looks great. It holds the dishes, glassware, and even pans very well. It seems very sturdy and super easy to adjust to the sink size.

Summary: Sturdy, adjustable, great solution for deep & large single-bowl kitchen sinksI've been loving my new undermount, single-bowl kitchen sink - finally I can fully submerse & easily wash large pans or cutting boards. But there was one drawback: my standard dish-drying rack that I'd kept in the left side of my old divided-bowl sink wasn't a good solution any longer because anything put in that rack to dry would get splattered and wet as I continued washing dishes, since it sat on the floor of the sink.Enter this perfect solution. It adjusted easily to the placement I desired and is capable of holding a surprising amount of weight. A nice bonus is that I can angle plasticware lids steeply in the 'dish slots' so that they fully dry - water completely drains from all the pesky little channels that plasticware always has.I also like that I can mount the silverware basket almost anywhere on the rack. And by leaving a little gap along the left side, it leaves the perfect place to set my reusable Kcups to dry (see photo).I've had it in use for a few months now, and it looks as new as the day I received it - no rust or other signs of wear. Installed in my undermount sink, it leaves about 5" of space beneath (there wouldnt be quite as much space underneath it in a standard-depth surface-mount sink). But it also has little rubberized plastic feet, so if I'm washing a large item, I can safely set the rack on the counter without worrying about scratching my counter. (Although if I do set it on the counter, I'll normally set it atop a drying pad if it has wet dishes in it.)Very pleased with this rack.

I was so tired of having a dish drainer that took up space on my granite countertop. My husband is a builder and said that new sinks now come with a sit-in sink drainer. I thought I would try this one to see if I would be happy. It is perfect. I do not have many things I need to hand wash, but it works for my pots and pans and any other hand washable items. I highly recommend this item.

I don't have a lot of counter space but i have a large single stainless sink. This is perfect. Plus i don't care for a line-of-sight dish rack on my kitchen counter. This item nestles nicely in the sink leaving a few inches underneath. It looks much more expensive than the cheaplooking plastic ones and it's much better than those over the sink roll out drying racks. My high end sink has a sturdy chrome rack covering the bottom to keep pots from scratching the surface and this matches the chrome look so it almost appears like it was part of the sink set. And i guess if you choose to place it on your counter it would look nice there too. You'll need a draining mat of some sort. This will hold up plates and bowls at an angle so you can fit more. Plus a small utensil cup. The sides slide out to accommodate different widths and have foam padding to protect your sink's surface. Not too big but not too small. Im not using this to hand wash an entire day's worth of dishes, for that i use the dishwasher. But perfect for when i rinse out my coffee cup or a quick soup bowl after lunch.