Kitsure Dish Drying Rack for Kitchen Counter, Stainless Steel Sink Organization and Storage Essentials with Cutlery Holder, Home and Appartment Decor, 12''W x 15.5''L, Black

I absolutely love my Kitsure Dish Drying Rack! It’s the perfect size for my kitchen and holds way more dishes than I expected without looking bulky. The design is sleek and modern, so it blends in nicely on the counter. I really appreciate the smart layout—the utensil holder, cup slots, and side compartments keep everything organized, and the water drains away neatly without leaving a mess. It’s sturdy, easy to clean, and makes my kitchen feel so much more functional. If you’re looking for a durable and space-saving dish rack, this one is a winner!

Kitsure Dish Drying Rack- Space-Saving, for Kitchen Counter, Durable Stainless Steel RackThis dish Drying Rack is great for what I needed.The pan on the bottom is made of sturdy black plastic and has a spout in the middle of the bottom of the tray that can be moved from the front to the side.This is about medium sized, it will take a few dish plates, bowls, some cups and silver ware.Absolutely fabulous for drying your dishes after you wash them. Put them in the rack and forget them. They will be dry when you come back to put them away.Lets talk about the Drain Spout..............The Drain Spout is designed to be on the side or front of the tray, and be directing water into the sink basin.It does this very well, no leaks.BUT lets talk about the sink.If you have a sink that is mounted under the counter top this will work perfectly.If you have a sink that has that ridge around the sink that is about 1/8" high, the spout will go over it with no problems.BUT........... yes there are buts in this description.MY SINK has a lip on top of the counter top that is roughly 3/8" high and the spout cannot fit over that lip.The SOLUTION is to raise the drain tray 1/2" and the drain spout will fit over the sink lip perfectly.The cheap easy solution to raise the tray would be to get a card board tube that your paper towels come in, and cut it 1/2 longer than the legs on the tray. make 4 of them, then put them over the legs and tape them to the tray.as long as the new legs do not get wet, they will handle the weight. when they do get wet, just make new ones.for more permanent footings, find something that is not made of card board.Now this is what I had to do because my sink has an unusually high sink lip on the counter. But it works great with the slight lift added.Don't think that this drain tray is the problem, it is not. There are other sinks that will not work because of the sink lip height. Most should not have any problem at all.I recommend this Dish Drying Rack absolutely. It does everything I needed it to do.I do not know the seller, nor did I get any product or money for my random review.230915 0207

I recently got this dish rack, and I’ve got to say, it’s a solid addition to my kitchen! The sizing is a bit small, but honestly, it’s perfect for minimizing the number of dirty dishes piling up in the sink. It encourages me to wash up right away instead of letting things stack up.As for assembly, it was super easy—no complicated steps or tools required! I also love the little drain spout underneath; it really does a great job of draining water away, keeping everything nice and tidy.One tip: I recommend putting some type of resistant material underneath the rack to prevent it from sliding around. It helps keep everything in place while I’m loading and unloading. Overall, I definitely recommend this dish rack if you're looking for something compact and efficient!

Perfect size for my small kitchen counter. Like the drainage system as well. It was very easy to set up....no putting things together. I don't know about rust resistance yet, of course, but that is the reason why I replace my dish racks in the first place. Time will tell.

It looks good, sturdy, very functional, and easy to clean.

We needed a compact drying rack - this fits the bill well. It is sturdy, though it lacks hooks for glasses that many drying racks have. The silverware tray can hang outside or inside the rack. The drain tube on the bottom can be positioned to either side. The lip around our sink was too high for the drain tube to clear, but a spare glass cutting board raised the drainer up high enough to work.

A really good drying rack, we’ve been using one of the mats and I found that my dishes weren’t drying all the way. The moment we got this drying rack our dishes are fully dry and it drains beautifully into the sink. Looks very nice on our kitchen counter, sturdy and easy to put together.

It is a dishrack, I wish I would have gotten one over the sink. Although this does have a runoff on it after one or two uses, I have to take it apart and wash it all as it collects to much water on the bottom and smells. The size is great for two people for after dinner dishes but that is it, if you are cooking for more and put them in a rack this is not the rack for you. It is very sturdy, and looks good, I just made the wrong choice.