NiuYichee Stainless Steel Dish Drying Rack(15.2"L X 11"W X 5.3"H), Expandable Fruit & Vegetable Drain Rack over Sink, Dish Drainer Rack in Sink, with Stainless Steel Utensil Holder & Silicone Mat(16")

Best option out of all of the others. The size is perfect but make sure you measure your sink!! The design is great and easy to use, only downside is the company needs to make the silverware holder deeper so the items are not at an angle. This is stable and holds a good amount and came with the silicone mat for drying! Very happy with this purchase.

Apartment owners decided to gut all of our kitchens to install fake granite countertops and cheap farmhouse sinks because they "look more modern". The reality is that we lost tons of counter space and gained a too deep sink. I scoured the Internet for solutions. Things I needed to consider were price, functionality and ease of use. After looking for many days I settled on this product. The dish drainer arrived quickly and well packaged. The size is perfect. We love the added silicone mat, it's great when you want to take the drainer out of the sink and place it on your counter. So far I've used it as a dish drying rack, to wash fruits and veggies, and as a holder for dishes that will go into the dishwasher at the end of the day . Can't speak to the rust resistance as it's new and will update my review if anything changes.

This is a nice drying rack and fits perfectly in the dying side of my sink. The rack itself is well made, I took one star off because one of the plastic feet arrived broken and another one falls off every time I lift the rack. If the feet were better made, it would be a 5 star rack!

I paid a quarter for a drying rack years ago from Goodwill. It finally reached the end of its life. I began shopping for a replacement and was aghast at the expense. Also, there doesn't seem to be any standard size. I selected this one and balked at buying it for weeks trying to find something suitable for less money. Finally I bit the bullet and I received it today. I am VERY happy with the quality and I no longer question the expense. Time will tell but the gauge of the metal and quality of construction (packaging was great too) is very reassuring.

The large fits my sink. Measure before you purchase. It seems durable, and it’s definitely better than a moldy plastic version. (I’ve tried both styles.) I like that the silverware/utensil holder also fits in my sink, and the dividers are appreciated. The silicone placemat is flimsy and will probably collect residue/minerals from the water if you don’t disinfect regularly, but I won’t be using that anyway. The plastic “feet” are also unnecessary, and they may catch minerals or become a bit unsightly over time, but I’ll probably remove them. Otherwise, I’m happy and would recommend it for others who might have use for a compact dish drainer that looks nice and seems durable/functional.

I’ve had this for over a year now and it has worked perfectly and fits just right, dimensions as noted are accurate.

I shopped around and had to return 3 others. This dish rack is quality! Heavy duty stainless steel. Very nice and sturdy! I would recommend.

3 stars for size, rubber mat and ability to expand. However, the arms that extend get stuck a lot and I’m not a fan of the metal cutlery basket, I think plastic is easier on metal utensils. I’d return it but it’s hard to find a dish rack that fits in my sink.

Ordered this drying rack as I got fed up with the plastic one that was hard to clean. This is better to be easily cleaned

Fit perfectly in the sink

Only time will test this, but first impressions are it works well, good quality, comes with a silicon mat if you need it

I like that it sits in the sink. It doesn’t stain like the plastic one does

The large size dishrack fits perfectly in my standard size double sink. It is a little small though, as we had to allow for the curvature of the sink and couldn't go to the next size. The problem with the rack is that one of the extension arms is very difficult to pull out. I am hoping that this issue will be solved when the arm eases up with use over time.