Upgrade Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack Adjustable (33.5"-40"), Stainless Steel Length Expandable Kitchen Drainer, 2 Tier Countertop Organizer Supplies Storage Shelf Display Utensil Hooks Space Saver

I was excited to receive this dish rack. It is very well made and fit perfectly over my sink. I recommend this product.

PROs: looks nice, pretty sturdy, nice baskets, dishes fit well, and definitely helps clear up counter space, which is great! I love the side rack for a cutting board since we use it so much that it’s pointless to put it away: so this way we can wash it, and it has a nice place to go while it dries (while still being easily accessible for our next meal prep).The small basket for chopsticks and the like is really nice, so that small things won’t fall through the larger spaced baskets.I had to make a modification for this to fit, but that ended up giving me a spot to hang my scrub brush! :) - see photo.CONs: the knife basket hangs on the rack, but is built so that it drips right behind the sink (and you can’t scoot the whole shelf forward because the sink faucet is in the way, and if you did that you would start taking away your room to work in your sink. The knife rack works for knives with a horizontal connection point with the handle, but many of my knives are connected at an angle, and thus don’t fit evenly. (See the picture I added of the whole rack).Size: I bought this one specifically because the description says for a sink size up to 33.7” - this is not the case. The rack itself is that size. The space between the sides is 32.5” - so that is the maximum size sink you can have in order for this dish rack to properly fit over it. That being said, I used what I had around the house to extend it (I used a longer machine screw, a nut, the washer that came with this kit, and an L bracket - I did this only on one side, but if you needed more length you could do it to both, but sturdiness might be an issue unless you’re careful about the angle of your own DIY extended pieces being just right, which is simple enough). Doing this made it just large enough to fit over my 33” sink. Slightly less sturdy as the cross bar couldn’t fit into the slot due to the method I used to extend the length - but this was not enough to impede the functioning.

At the time of this writing, we’ve owned this over-the-sink rack for about a week, so long-term review will be awhile. But in the short term this has been a wonderful solution for preserving counter space.Like many who find themselves at home a lot more because of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, we have been using our kitchen much more. Not only do we cook at home more - something we did regularly already - but we’re baking, mixing cocktails, and generally experimenting with recipes more often. This resultant increase in soiled dishes and kitchenware was quickly becoming a problem. Even running our dishwasher more often, dishes were piling up, and clean kitchenware began taking over the counters while they dried.We decided to get this rack after an article about unthought of kitchen devices that became essentials to the author. It was a little pricier than expected, but I was willing to take the risk to recover some space, and I am very glad I did! Within a day of assembly - which was easy, and they even included an Allen wrench to do it - we had already regained a sink and the counter next to it. The weight of the various racks counterbalances over the sink and the addition of small suction cups on the feet secure the rack solidly.The only thing I didn’t like was the slotted cutlery drying rack; the open design coupled with our knives being weighted towards the hand meant they would tilt up and overlap with other blades and would not remain secure. That might not be a problem with other people’s knives though, and we don’t leave ours out to dry like that anyway, so that’s simply an attachment I don’t use.I’m still giving this rack 5 stars. It’s well designed, easy to assemble, and allowed us to reclaim sink and counter space by “going up”!

FROS:This has been a great addition to my kitchen. It saves me so much counter space so I don't have a dish rack sitting next to the sink taking up space. I love how you can arrange the racks to your preference. I like how there's a spot for my cutting boards. I use to just put them in one of my drawers which took up a lot of space, but now that it's on the rack, I have more space in my drawer.The material is very good quality (at least the one that I have). It is very sturdy. I've even been about to put pots and pans on top of some bowls to dry and it's held up very well. I got the color black which gives my kitchen a more modern look.The suction on the bottom do a good job of keeping the rack grounded so it doesn't move much at all.CONS:I do like that there's a spot for knives, however, I think it was more designed for bigger knives like chef, butcher, santoku knives, but definitely not safe for paring knives or steak knives. These smaller knives would just tilt right into the open gabs which could be a safety hazard. I wouldn't recommend leaving smaller knives in the knife slot.I didn't use the paper towel holder as I felt it really wasn't sturdy enough to my liking.

Love this. I have always wanted one especially for my small kitchen but didn’t think it would work in my tight space and my large faucet! As you can see it does! Very pleased!