Boli 2-Tier Dish Rack With Swivel Spout,dish drying basket, BL7101A

I love this dish rack. Its not flimsy. I got it because my roommate and I both love to cook. Was tired of the dish rack being full all the time. This solved my problem.

This is a little twitchy to assemble, but eventually it's OK. It adds space vs. a single-tier dish rack, and it seems like it will be fairly durable. Some design flaws: There are no really solid slots for large dishes. They won't fit on the lower tier, and the upper tier has narrow slots that only catch like 1/4" of the rim of the dish, so slippage is inevitable. There are no prongs around the edge where a cup or glass can be inverted to drain / dry. There are a few cup hooks, but those are not useful for drying. The drain off the bottom tier is clever in principle, but in practice there is a fine line between so little water that a drain is unneeded and too much water for the drain to handle, causing liquid to spill onto the surface beneath the lower tier. All of these flaws, it seems, would be easy enough to avoid in designing this product in the first place, It wouldn't have to be more expensive to manufacture, and a little more effort at design wouldn't raise the cost much. Instead, they do a half-a$$ed job at design nad just crank out zillions of inferior units.

Nothing functional, nothing practical but nice design. Perfect design for a dollhouse where the crockery measures up to 10 cm because otherwise it is impossible to place the dishes in place, the attachment for the cutlery must go inside otherwise the water that drips wet the countertop. The outer hangers are not functional, whatever you put there will drain the water on the surface, the area where the water drains requires that it is filled to work. It's the most useless Dish Rack I've ever bought, nice design as for the photos they publish but not for the use of a real space with the day to day of a two-person house. If you need a kitchen ornament to display a house I think it could work, but only eye exposure because it is practically impossible to use it for what they sell in theory.

Bueno

Absolutely love it!!! I've always bnb bought stainless steel from COSTCO and other name brand stores and I always get the same result---rust. Unsightly rust spots. This dish rack arrived within two days. It was easy to assemble. I've had it for a few months and have zero complaints. I do wish however that there were different colors available so it could blend in better with my kitchen decor. White and neon green are not easy to disguise. Excellent option for the price point.

My old standard chrome dish rack from Costco rusted and replacement with this purchase which was perfect. I thought it was flimsy as this Boli 2 tier rack is all plastic but it held my pots, pans, dishes and glasses without any issues.

Overall 3 1/2 stars. Lots of space for dishes and the plastic means it wont rust. It is not very sturdy and the top rack cannot handle the weight of a large ceramic bowl or cast iron pan - it gets wobbly. The real downer for us are the slots for plates: only our salad or dessert plates will fit - maybe max 7-in diameter. Our 10.5-in dinner plates and 10-in pot lids do not fit. Assembly was annoying. The parts don't clip together well. But, for the most part, it is functional

This looked very nice assembled, but it was very flimsy. However, the main issue is it doesn't fit dinner size plates which doesn't make any sense to me.