Ahyuan Black Stainless Steel Over-Sink Dish Drying Rack Roll-Up, Multipurpose Kitchen Dish Rack, Portable Rolling Dish Drainer for Kitchen Sink, RV Accessories (17.7''X11.2'')

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been struggling for months to find a dish drying rack that will fit my unusually odd sink size, and have had no luck. My sink measures 14.5x16 inches, which I didn’t think was an unusual size, but I can’t seem to find anything that fits!!! Our countertop has become the drying rack. When I found this roll up dish drying rack I was skeptical, but after reading the reviews I decided to give it a shot. I just received it today and it’s definitely worth it, unbelievably sturdy, and super easy to clean. I still haven’t put a lot of weight on it yet, but so far it can hold a few mugs, 3-4 small ceramic plates, and different utensils. I’m most excited to use it when washing fruits and veggies, because now I won’t have to take out a million bowls and colanders just to wash and dry them. The stainless steel rods look pretty good and legitimate, but I just wonder if over time they will magically begin to rust like other “stainless steel” products I’ve ordered in my lifetime.As of right now, I love this thing and I highly recommend it if you have a tiny kitchen like mine, with minimal counter space. I’ve included a few photos of what it looks like!

I have a very long kitchen sink. At first, I was worried that this was not going to fit, I surprised when it was the perfect size. It’s really sturdy. I like that I don’t have to adjust it too. It’s very well built.All I wanted was for my Britta to be out of the way. Now I have more access to the full length of my sink. If you’re looking for a product that can fit more than a Britta then you might need a larger design. For me this one works perfectly.

Nice sink item. Has been long lasting, cleans up well and gets out of the way as needed.

We purchased the 16.2" W x 17.7" L roll-up dish drying rack for use over the right basin of our twin-basin kitchen sink to help combat the never-ending stream of bowls, cups and bibs that accompany having a 3-year-old and 1-year-old in the house. The combination of our dishwasher and previous counter-top dish drainer simply couldn't hold it all.We have stainless steel appliances with black accents, and were attracted to this rack because it appeared to match this color scheme quite well. I'm pleased to say that the appearance leaves nothing to be desired, and does nothing but increase the appearance of our sink area.Our sink is a drop-in unit possessing raised edges, as opposed to an undermount style. Because of this, I did a fair amount of research in an attempt to identify a roll-up dish drainer sized such that it could be positioned so the silicone end caps would contact the sink lip to avoid slipping. For sake of reference, the interior of our sink measures 13.5" W x 13.5" L, and the raised lip dictated a drainer measuring 16-17" W x 16.25" L. We purchased this rack because the width was perfect. I planned to simply cut down the length by removing one of the silicone end wraps and cutting 1.5" off of the rods with my dremel tool.The 16.2" W x 17.7" L rack we purchased actually measured in slightly differently than advertised, at 16.625" W (perpendicular to stainless rods), and 17.625" L (parallel to stainless rods). Both measurements were taken from one end of the silicone end cap wrap to the other, as opposed to measuring only the length and width of the exposed stainless rods.The additional width was not an issue, and I was able to trim the anticipated 1.5" of extra length in about 15 minutes with a dremel without issue. I was impressed to find that the OD of the stainless rods at the ends had been reduced and deburred, enabling a smooth fit into the end cap. After trimming to the desired length, the stability of the rack greatly improved since the silicone end caps could now contact the sink lip on both edges. It does not easily slide out of position, and feels much sturdier overall than I thought it would be. I've included a photo of the rack over our sink at the original length, and then again after trimming.The final product is aesthetic, much more hygienic than placing clean dishes directly in the sink to dry, and multi-functional. The roll/unroll feature is incredibly useful, and we find ourselves changing its size constantly as our need to use our right-hand sink basin fluctuates throughout the day. It is very handy to be able to soak a crock-pot or other pot/pan under the rack while drying dishes above it.We will be using ours to air-dry dishes and baby paraphernalia, drip-dry fruit and produce, and as a trivet to hold hot items above the countertop. We couldn't ask for a better or more functional kitchen accessory. Paired with our new over-sink dish drainer that replaced our old counter-top unit, we now have 3-4x the storage space while consuming far less precious counter space.I always read product reviews when contemplating a purchase, but seldom write one myself. I was so impressed with this simple tool that I felt I was obligated to do so.

Well made, stores easily, can be used to dry things or can even be used as counter space by placing a cutting board on it. Very sturdy. Thank you

Arrived on time and as described.Just unroll this little beauty and place it properly over the sink and voilà!-Compact for easy storage.-Rolls out easily, very flat, and stays put.-Sturdy enough to hold a few dishes and pots. (probably too small to tackle a family dinner, but 1-2 people should be happy with the space)Bottom line: Definitely recommend! (Make sure you measure correctly for your sink dimensions) This would make a fine little addition to a kitchen that just wants to hand wash, and or as a house warming add on.

Best thing I ever bought! My apartment kitchen is really on the small side which means I have about 0 counter space once the coffee pot and microwave are put on them. I have to do all the cutting and prepping on the stove it’s that small. This gives me so much space I was able to get rid of my big clunky dish drainer and actually use that space now for cutting. It also gives me a place to put my bowls and washed veggies. It also makes it easy to dry my cups that are not able to go in the dishwasher. It’s also so easy to store the rack when it’s not in use takes like 2 secs to roll and put it somewhere. I will definitely be buying a second one.

An incredibly simple space creator! I purchased a number of very large, excellent bamboo cutting boards on Amazon. Two can be place over the two sinks but are used elsewhere. The wide rollup is a multi tasker. Drain board full, a few seconds and unrolled is a second drain board. My favorite is a large pot, pan steamer placed over the sink allowing 2nd item to be placed on cooking surface. The roll takes up no space but when unrolled is large and strong. It also serves as a cooling rack when unrolled on the counter. More practical than trivet in size and movement of air. It also allows placing a medium sized or smaller sized cutting board plus other items at the same time.