iSPECLE Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack Large Stainless Steel Dish Rack Shelf Over Sink for Kitchen Space Saver, Black

This dish drainer is very sturdy and holds quite a bit. It isn't adjustable in the width so I measured my space before ordering and it fits perfectly. I have a tiny kitchen with one small counter space so I got tired of moving dishes around to make room. This dish drainer was easy to put together too. I did order another utensil holder because I didn't need the knife one that came with it, and I left off the cutting board attachment as there was no room. See my pic for what I did. I would definitely order this again.

This product arrived promptly, well-packaged and with all its parts included, along with an extra screw and a couple of extra spacers. (I appreciate that; it's so easy to lose one of those little parts, or to have one that is damaged, so having a couple of extras is a good thing.)The instructions were OK. Could have been a little clearer in places, but I was able to figure it out, and really, putting it together was pretty straight-forward.For me, this serves as both a storage device and a drying rack. On the hooks at the back, the knife rack and hooks along the side and at the far left of the upper rack, I permanently store various kitchen utensils. The rest of the upper racks, the cutting board attachment and the cup, I use for drying dishes and utensils, and the shelf-attachment (used for soap dispensers in most of the photos) holds three cups or jars for more storage of small kitchen utensils.This has allowed me to clear all my kitchen counters of drying pads and utensil holders, while still keeping all the utensils I use daily in easy reach. The counters look so much clearer and give me more work space, while the positioning of the rack lets the water from drying dishes drip into the sink, minimizing hard water spots on my counter.Although light-weight, the rack is sturdy and looks like it should last a long time.The only improvement I could suggest is to include more than six hooks. An even dozen would have been much better.

I purchased one in 2020 and it’s still going strong. When I first purchased I was skeptical of possible rust. But after 3 years I can attest there is absolutely no rust!!! So much so that I have purchased one for my mother and she loves it. I love that I am able to place my cups and plates in their own designated area and it doesn’t become a cluster like your regular on the counter dish rack. Now the reason I made my purchase was because I was tired of my counter dish rack taking up space and not always fully draining the water and creating a smell. If you are looking to purchase this item please take measurements into consideration as all sink faucets are different lengths and heights.

I don’t have a lot of counter space and I feel like the typical dish racks always get so moldy.This definitely helped.. holds a good amount of dishes seams pretty sturdy definitely a step up from the one I had. Love that the dishes dry over the sink. Easy to follow instructions is a plus!Thank you!

This item frees up a lot of counter space from a traditional countertop dishrack by standing vertically above common double width kitchen sinks. It's very convenient, looks nice, and will hold a reasonable amount of of items. I wouldn't overload it as far as heavy items because it could become top heavy and the rack is very lightweight, but I've already put a couple stainless steel pans on it with no issues. If you wanted to use it to supplement a countertop dishrack this will block those from sitting close to the sink so that they can drain out at an angle into the sink, so it's one or the other. I will point out that I had to do an exchange, the threads in one of the legs of my first order of this item were defective and the foot could not be attached. After an exchange through Amazon I just finished building this and I already love it. I cannot comment on durability, finish longevity, corrosion, etc. because I've only just started using it. But at the time I purchased it the price was about $33, so if it lasts at least a few years I'll have been happy with it. Also, when I communicated with the seller about the defective part they were very forthcoming, friendly and helpful. Great item overall.

I bought this when I moved from a large house into a small apartment and found myself short of storage space. It was easy to assemble, fits into the space perfectly, and holds more than I expected. I use it for dish cloth and towel, various scrubbers, reading glasses, spare dog bowls, and as a handy place to keep bag clips. Very pleased with this purchase.

I moved to a new city into a (sight-unseen) smaller apartment. I have no dishwasher, and my counter space is ridiculously non-existent. Even my kitchen drawers are too narrow for a silverware tray. This has been an absolute life-saver. Not only can I dry my dishes while keeping both sides of the sink free, I store some of my most-used and bulky cooking utensils (whisks and ladles) on the hooks. The dishsoap holder is easy to reach, and my wand-style scrubber hangs perfectly just in front of the soap. It is a well thought-ought piece, and I encourage you to look at the extra photos for ideas. I couldn't figure out what one of the pieces was for until I saw a photo of knives drying in it, and it's ingenious! I have bag clips hooked to some of the poles and plenty of room for all my drying dishes, even though I leave a pitcher on it all day so I can grab it to fill the cats' water dish anytime. I encourage you to measure carefully before purchasing. It just BARELY fits over my (quite standard) two-sided stainless sink. I moved the side pieces to the opposite sides shown, and it works fine that way, although the silverware cup is a little hard to reach now.

The leg on the bottom was broken when arrived had no screw piece to twist it in.. unsatisfied for the price I paid.

It's saved us a lot of space but I do find it a bit wobbly when moving it. It's fine when still

It does it's job, but it has flaws. 1st, the cup where you put your utensils is sitting outside the sink, in short it will wet your counter. 2nd, although it has thread for additional support, there's a possibility for it to loosen and everything in the rack can potentially fall and break. How, you ask? If you accidentally hit either side of the rack for the foot is not really secured well. 3rd, well you see in the images, there's enough room for the rack but not for the plates considering our plates are just regular sizes exactly like the Corelle brand (the square one) you see in Walmart. Overall it's good but it's not just for us so I'm returning it.

This thing has lots of positive reviews for how flimsy it is. I was concerned it was going to break even putting it together and one of the poles was a bit bent. Cheaply made for a $50+ product. It does the trick but I will put it to the test of time to see if it lasts.

I like it very much but need the other 2items to make it work right.Thank you

Its what you want in a dish rack elegant and stylish as well as being space saving it will accomadate most of your dishes but being sleeker then some conventional racks its obviously not ment to be over loaded not to say the minimal design isn't sturdy .the things i don't like about it are I wish the sponge /drain stopper holder was securely attached an that it came with more hooks to hang pots an pans front and back