TABABAO Stainless Steel Extendable Dish Drying Rack - Over Sink, Vegetable & ...

This folding rack is great. I made a spot for it under the sink in the cabinet when not in use. I don't like the plastic tray much but it's functional. I bought an absorbent dish rack mat instead. The rack's chrome is holding up well. Very convenient to be able to stow away the rack when not needed.

Very nice rack, nice size, great quality. Very happy!

We needed something to dry our dishes on during a remodel project. This drying rack was a great find and worked well. There was enough room for glasses, dishes and silverware. I highly recommend this one.

Point off because it does seem a little flimsy for heavy pots and pans. I’ve only been using for a few days and so far it’s held any weight I’ve put on it, but will the joint fail? It fits in my space, with dishes and pans between the upper cabinet and counter and the small space between the sink and wall, which most drying racks don’t. It’s as non toxic as I can get. Hopefully no rust and mold as we use. It does fit large pots and pans and plates and such. I am unsure if I like the bowl side tray slots, but it functions as it was created. Each side tray has different slots. The other side is nice for large spoons and such. It doesn’t have a silverware holder or any hooks. Purchased that separate and because it’s a low profile, most don’t clip to the end of it. It’s a no frills item, works as intended and looks well made. Time will tell. My only negatives: the plastic drip tray should be optional. Hopefully they will make clips and holders to fit it.

I'm very happy with my new dish rack that's made to drain all of the dishes/pans in a great metal organizer that comes with it's own draining tray. What took me so long to find this new one, after the last three that didn't last?????? It not your ordinary dish rack. No more looking for space to hide/store this one after draining every thing after your meal. After you're done the dishes, It folds down flat and easily stores upright in the cabinet beneath the sink. The next best thing about the dish rack is it's metal and sits on a nice drain tray when in use.

This dish rack was perfect for a day's worth of dishes, bowls, cups and cutlery. Attractive and easy to clean.

This may work well for others, but it did not meet my needs. I put most of my dishes, glasses, and cutlery in my dishwasher. That leaves me with pots, pans, casseroles, and large utensils to be hand-washed. Because the V in the upper rack is narrow, you can't ft too many large items on the rack. Also, the utensils sit horizontally so they do not drip well. For example, water will just sit in the mouth of a spoon if you place it on the rack on its backside. Most dish drainers I have had recently have an extended piece to drain off water. Since there is no drainage lip on the bottom mat, you do have to dump out the water in it after you empty the rack. All that negativity aside, dishes fit well on the upper rack. It holds quite a few. It folds quite easily and you can put it away quickly when you do not want it out. It can hold a few glasses on the glass rack. If you need these for only a few dishes or occasional pot, it will be fine for you!

I love this dish strainer. It is good quality and can be folded flat to be put away when not in use.