Dish Drying Rack and Drainboard Set, Large Dish Racks for Kitchen Counter, 2 Tier Dish Strainers, Black Dish Drainer with Utensils, Pot, Knives, Cutting Board Holders and Drying Mat

I have a small apartment kitchen and although the rack takes up a good amount of space, it's absolutely needed. Its sturdy and has nice compartments for utensils. Get it if you really want to keep your kitchen organized.

This dish rack is awesome! Bought for my daughter’s first apartment and it’s perfect for her space. Easy to put together, compact but able to use efficiently! Has wine glass and cup drying racks, plenty of space for dishes, mugs, silverware. Also has a spout under tray to put in any direction you need to drain any excess water in sink. Great design!

The instructions were a little difficult to follow but easy enough to logically work through. I find the metal bits for holding pot tops and 4 bottles a little fragile as the pieces just slip over the top. Would be better if there was something under the bottom of the pieces to more strongly hold these with the rest of the rack.My only real major gripe is the base itself is NOT angled enough such that when water falls to the very bottom it doesn't flow very well out the little plastic ramp out the bottom to the sink. That said, haven't had enough water in the rack to make this a problem.All that said, exactly what I was looking for and works well enough for drying.

Love this great for small areasEasy to put together and use. Will definitely buy again

I like that it's metal, it's not as big as it looks, my husband hates it.

Very nice and heavy duty. Thank you.

I looked at several dish drains before buying this one. The main thing I like about it is that the 2nd tier can be used separately from the main dish rack if you have large bowls or lids that won't fit under the 2nd tier when stacked. The over the sink roll out rack is a great addition too, for when you have large baking dishes/ pots it gives you additional space, then rolls up and fits in a drawer when you're not using it.

Assembly was pretty easy. There are videos on YouTube. Good value for the $.