Dish Drying Rack Over The Sink, Stainless Steel Drainer Organizer Shelf for Kitchen Supplies and Countertop Space Saver with Fully Customizable, Large Capacity (Rollup Gray)

I bought this to replace a countertop dish rack that was taking up too much space and just didn't look good. My apartment is very open concept so my kitchen is visible from all parts of my living and dining area. I wanted something that would be less noticeable and take up less counter space.I was hesitant to buy this because it was pretty pricey for a dish rack but I have to say that it was money well spent. It sits behind and around the sink and, because it and the sink are the same stainless steel, it almost visually disappears.The only thing that may be somewhat problematic is that when the water drips off the dishes, it doesn't always go into the sink. It goes around the sink and onto the countertop too. It hasn't been much of an issue yet, I just wipe the area down with a towel but if there is one thing that I may miss about my old dish rack, it'll probably be the tray underneath it.

I have a small kitchen with limited counter space. So putting a regular dish rack on the side of the sink took up too much space. And I couldn't store the rack under the sink because that too was limited in space. This rack solved all of that. I have some fairly heavy pots and pans and so far the rack has not protested at all to the weight. The knife holder isn't that great. Gaps are too large on the side and the knife always tilts out at an odd angle.

I did my research and it was worth it!I love my new dishrack/ organizer!You can use the trays anyway you like. I haven't washed any dishes yet, who knows what will end up in those trays that would otherwise create clutter.Make sure you measure exact! My sink is 32inches wide and it fits just right. Calculate an extra inch or so on each side for the suction cups!

Like a kid at Christmas I was so excited to open and assemble this space-saving, handy drying rack. Ordered the stainless

It is perfect. The only caveat is that the width slightly too small for my large porcelain sink so I had leave off the front suction cups. The weight is mostly on the back. We'll see ...

The media could not be loaded.  I like the item alot, i must of miss measured a little. It still fit well.

Love it. Would buy it again...

This drainer has done so much for my limited, precious counter space! It's rock-solid, smartly built, and organized perfectly. I love that the hooks can be placed on the back rack so I'm able to hang my bottle brush, chainmail for scrubbing my cast iron, and a sponge. They're instantly accessible but out of the way. No more piling them up behind the faucet.The silverware bin could be bigger. It's fine for me and my son, but if you have a large family it might not be sufficient.The knife holder is only useful for very large knives. Steak knives, paring knives, et cetera don't really stay put. The weight of the handle tilts them over and because the holder is pretty "open" the blades just pop out, either towards you or towards the wall. If the knife is small enough, it may tilt far enough to fall out - a problem if your hands are in the line of fire.Be aware of the dimensions. I measured and chose this one because it was exactly the right size to fit over my sink. However, I didn't take into account the suction cups. They do project just a bit beyond the size of the feet, which means they flex upwards on top of my sink. Thus, there's no suction. It doesn't bother me at all, as it seems completely solid even without it. I only mention it in case it's make or break for you.Overall, I love it. The knife rack is worrisome because of the risk of injury, but I've just decided to only use it for my very large knives. The other issues I mentioned are tiny little quibbles and don't really detract from the overall form or function, in my mind. I wouldn't trade it. Wish I'd discovered these years ago!