SabatierExpandable Stainless Steel Dish Rack with Rust-Resistant Soft Coated Wires and Bi-Directional Spout, with Utensil Caddy and Removable Stemware Holder

This is an exceptional item. It's design I think is unique. It's expandability makes it a space saver until you need it. The wine glass rack is exceptional. Delicate glasses can be suspended from their stems to dry safely and effectively. Large utensils and knives can be laid down to dry without worrying about cutting yourself when the rack is expanded. The extra space in the rack for frying pans or cutting boards is a nice feature. While a bit pricey I think it is worth the price especially for the wine glass rack. The glasses you don't break will make it worth the price.

We had the smaller Sabatier. Although is was nice looking and lasted for years. Like all the other reviewers had stated: it rusted and also left rust marks on our white bowls. Time for a new oneso I came here to just get another one but came across the larger 30” with a coating on the Stainless Steel. It’s so much nicer, sturdier and larger than the small one. I would highly recommend getting it. It’s a bit pricey but you won’t be disappointed.No rust should occur.I’ll update if there are any problems. 👍Update: 10-30-21The 30” Sabatier came unconnected (un-soldered) on one of the corners. I called Amazon, they immediately sent me out a new 30” Sabatier dish rack. We are disappointed that it broke however we are thankful that Amazon took good care of our concerns.

Bought to replace older one that was beginning to corrode. The new one has improved design on several areas, most notably the utensil holder is bigger and no longer has the slotted cover that always came out. Also, very much like the expansion feature that allows for smaller footprint when not in use or only holding a few dishes. A definite highly recommend.

This could have been a great dish rack. The size is plenty for our extended family around the holidays, the extendable feature works like a charm, and we were very jazzed at first. But somebody was not paying attention when the angled the plate supports in the wrong direction! And no, you cannot simply turn it around, that won't work! The plates should fall to the back of the rack, not forward! I don't know if this is a glitch with ours, but it is very annoying for the price! We will keep it and use it, but I sure would like to hear from the mfr if this was just my unit or did they blow it in design or in China where of course it is made. How sad that such a perfect rack is offset by a ridiculous and obvious blunder!

This is my second Sabatier dish strainer which replaces my first one because we live in a hard water area and the first one had mineral residue. It’s one of the largest/longest and most functional dish strainers I’ve had through the years. It was easy to assemble and handles most of our dish washing needs. It will drain easily whether you place it longways or sideways depending on your counter.

To those who complained about it rusting, while I don't see how that's possible giving the aggressive coating on the wire rack, consider towel drying it after you're done and not letting standing water sit for days. Don't be so filthy! Anyway its very flexible to use, the drip works perfectly. I poured water everywhere to see it work. works like a normal drain with a spout. very good quality, very happy with it

I really wanted to like this - I bounced between this and a couple other options, and I liked the way this expanded if needed. I thought of how nice that would be when I hand washed pans - no more drying them right away to put away so I had room for dishes and such in the drying rack.But that is the fail for me - the way it expands. First of all the spout didn't extend over the edge of my sink as far as I would have wanted it to, since my sink mounts over the top of the countertop, not under. And the feet are placed so that this doesn't stick out far enough to get all the way over. But I poured a couple cups of water through, and while it got the edge of the sink's lip wet where this met it, the water always went in the sink, it never came back onto the counter. So even though it was a little short, it would've done the trick.I liked the protected wire frame, so that it won't rust, but that's only the part that the dishes come into contact with. Under that is still a standard wire frame, no covering, which is likely to rust like this model did everywhere else until they put the covering on the wires that the dishes sit on. So that was a disappointment to see all that metal where rust would probably happen.But even THAT wasn't enough to make me pack it up and return it. The design of the upper sliding / extending part was. It just never sat right. I had expected there to be grooves or something to hold it in place, but it just sits between a couple raised lines that kind of keep it straight, but don't hold it down. So mine, at least, was formed poorly so that when the feet were on the surface of the counter, there was no way for this section to drain to the edge into the next part that is stationary. The tilt was wrong. It would if I held the feet up in the air, but as soon as the feet were flat, it wouldn't drain.So I set up a return and will try the other one I was looking at...

It has large capacity.