I am not a paid reviewer, nor do I spend much time writing reviews. But my spouse and I LOVE this dish rack. We have tried some other ways to live without an automatic dishwasher and dry our dishes -- but this is by far the best. I like that it's black. My very non-mechanical spouse put it together easily. We leave it out all the time on the counter and it looks good. It makes us WANT to wash dishes because everything fits and sits so well it this rack while drying. Its not a continuous balancing act!! The draining is superb... no gummy water messes. I like the wooden steak knife feature.

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This is almost perfect for my area. It's good quality so far. The drain is a bit hard to get on but not bad. The downfalls are the utensil tray will always be on the right or rear side so make sure your knives and taller utensils are going to have room if you plan on having it under a cabinet and the cup holder doesn't drain back into the tray so this will need to be over the sink. Doable with a counter that meets the sink but not with a sink that overlays the counter. The drain works perfectly. The extension slides out easily.

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I debating buying one of these for a long time as I dont like extra things on my counter but I am thoroughly impressed with the large dish expandable drying rack! Its expandable design is incredibly practical, allowing me to adjust it to accommodate various dish sizes and kitchen needs. The sleek and modern design not only complements my countertop but also maximizes space efficiently. It's sturdy and well-made, providing ample room for drying dishes, utensils, and even pots and pans. This rack has truly streamlined my kitchen routine and is an addition not an eye sore to my kitchen!

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I lovee this drying rack, so, so much. It was so easy to set up, and the extendable feature is SUCH a huge help in our smaller-sized kitchen. On the bigger washing days, you just slide the extendable part and you have much more drying rack space. The utensil and knife holders are also awesome and work really well to safely hold utensils - don’t see it slipping out or causing issues at all. Drains really well and doesn’t seem to be breaking or rusting so far, so I am really really happy with this purchase. The only thing that’s the tiniest bit annoying is that the small metal hooks and the side hook piece with the cup holder area falls off every now and then but it’s such a small inconvenience that it really doesn’t make a difference with how useful this drying rack is. Would recommend!

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The most cool thing about this rack is that it has a drainage spout that attaches underneath, and it actually works. Because it is so large, you can load many dishes; and when you do, you'll giggle at the water coming out of the spout. The rack also looks really good. I have sent the link to three people so far that have been to my home and inquired.

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Pros: Large capacity! 95% of the time every dish I have to do will fit on this thing. I can’t do a 2-tiered rack because of my low cabinets so the length of this works great. The 3 utensil compartments are unbelievably handy. Another plus is that it’s modifiable. You have choices where to place the apparatus for the glassware, things are detachable.

Cons: Because of how I had to put the dish rack, the spout didn’t “seal” properly so water leaked onto the counter. Most people have the utensil part away from the sink but my low cabinets made that not really doable. Also the original drain board interfered with the best placement of the glassware drying apparatus.

So, I got rid of the terrible drain board with its stupid spout and replaced it with a Gorilla Grip 18x24 silicone mat. This gives me 1) even more space for dishes and 2) keeps my countertop dry. I have to wipe down the mat every now and again but it’s not some epic tragedy.

This modified set up works amazingly well. It ended up being too expensive in my oh so humble opinion, but I almost—gasp!—enjoy doing dishes due to how good this dish drying rack system works.

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This is a well-designed dish drainer that gives more space and options than the typical dish drainer. I wanted one I could really load up.

Personally, I put it so the utensil-holding extension pulls out toward me as I stand at the counter. This uses the full depth of the counter while not taking as much width.

I like the spout. I like the large utensil holder and bamboo knife holder that doesn't dull. The grooves for dishes fit Corelleware and other dishes great. Lots of ways to creatively load it, plenty of ridges to hold and stack items. Nice metal design. The glasses holder could be spread out a bit more, currently only holds two large glasses or a few smaller ones, but is nice and solid. It's big enough I can usually just rest another glass or two upside-down on the flat part of the drainer and stack bowls around them.

I spray it with vinegar once in awhile, and sometimes give it a better cleaning. It stays pretty clean. Sometimes I just dump a bowl of hot water on it to wash it a bit, and all the water flows out the spout.

It's solid and holds weight well. I put a little piece of gaffer tape under the feet to keep the extension tray from sliding out too far, but other than that it works as is. Was just what I was looking for - a supersize dish drainer that's well made.

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Well this thing is bigger than I thought it would be. It drains pretty good out of the spout. As you can see in the pictures it extends for the big dish loads. Now when it’s extended if you put cooking pots on the extended part I would be careful of the weight. You can actually turn the spout from left to right also. Now as far as assembly you need to put the legs on in the back section and they are metal. As for the spout you will need to pull the tray out and snap it in place. Just make sure when you put the tray back the spout goes below the metal basket. Even though the back section drains fairly well you may want to put a very thin cutting board underneath the back legs to give it that little extra help draining. The front section needs nothing. I give this drainer and A.

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Easier to assemble and sturdy.
The water flows through so easily so it is always clean. Don't need to drain all the time as it has a hole to drain itself.
Very large and can be extendable which was one of the features I really liked about.

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You need this. We have got through our fair share of drainers. It is raised off the counter (wooden) so air flows. t has its own lope so water drains brilliantly and is not pooling on the tray. The utensil holder is a dream. Situated at the back of the board so you don’t keep knocking it and one of the best that i have used, even my full sized kitchen utensils do not fall out of it and who knew that I needed a designated knife drier……!

It is big enough to hold my large flat Denbigh plates plus my large round pizza trays also manage to stay upright in the drainer. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this, nothing, even my husband thinks that it is marvellous. It also looks great, it does not look cheap and tacky (believe me I have had some pretty ropey looking drainers). It is absolutely beautiful and fantastic value for money.

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This dish rack serves us very well, especially the ease to extend it for more space. The only downfall is the knife slot being made of wood, when this is combined with water from the washing, it moulds very easily. We have removed this part and use without it

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Easy to assemble but the spout is easier to fit if you take the panel out so you can press onto a hard surface, this drainer has had a lot of thought put into it and holdx lots including bulky items. I was so impressed I bought a 2nd one for my other drainer, the black coating seems well applied too so all in all a great buy