PurKeep Over the Sink Dish Drying Rack 2-Tier Expandable 24.8"-35.4" | 4 Basket, Metal Hook,Countertop Drainer, Space Saving Storage,Black

Dead easy to put together in 5 minutes! Check the video for which way the screws go into the crossbars. They even supplied a screwdriver. Very sturdy, spacious and stylish. Has solved the issue I have with space in my very small flat, and has actually created some multi level space. It's going to be easy to clean, and easy to clean around it too. I'm really pleased. Only downside is that the knife holder isn't deep enough for large knives, but that's not something I'd cry about. Taken at the offer price, excellent quality and value for money!

I bought this like 3/4years ago it is still holding very strong it’s now getting pasted on to a family member easy to clean also and the assembling was easy to

Doh Lesson here use the product more than once before making suggestions The cutlery tray is for your big stuff spatula pasta server cooking impliaments etc theres a cutlery drainer on the side for big knives so there safe upside down and cutlery to sit beside them. So all boxes ticked great Great product.. Buy it Great idea. Came across it when searching for a replacent draining rack. This gives way more space than traditional drainer and leaves room on the draining board for extra washing up. It not only saves space but means I don't need the pots to hold brushes. Or one for cloths the soap and washing up liquids plus handcream or a cutlery drainer.... But I may need to keep the cutlery drainer. The one provided with this product has gaps that are too big to lay teaspoons flat they slide through and can fly out the window if you put them on that tray quickly they'll go through and continue the unintended journey with nothing to stop them out through the window. I'm not a quick washer upper but I'm not someone like most others I'm sure who wants to spend an age tedioysly finding ways to lay each individual item of wet cutlery down. You can't easily lay spoons down so the bowl of the spoon drains so you end up with water stains from them laying bowl side up. Knifes and forks too simply slide through the grid spaces. To be able to stand cutlery upright would be perfect but again the spaces are too large to allow that so your stuck you can't easily lay cutlery down nor can you stand it up slotting a peice through each slot. This product needs to have smaller grid spaces in the cutlery rack so you could pop cutlery in upright or alternatively if they don't change the grid proportions a solid upright section at the back of the tray to prevent cutlery sliding out would be helpful and solve an issue. It's a shame as it's a lovely thing. A great idea and uses wasted space brilliantly. It's easy to assemble and overall I'm happy but could have been happier had the cutlery tray been more useful. As you can see I use it for larger items predominantly I would still recommend this item as the downside of it isn't serious just annoying

When opened out to fit over a wide sink area it sagged once any plates or pots and pans where put on it. It may be OK for a small sink but not a large family sized kitchen sink.

Perfect. Looks just like picture once assembled. Assembly was really easy and only took a few minutes. As I cook in batches and advance I have a lot of dishes to clean in absorb amount of time. This way I don’t have to try to build tumble towers and hope that it doesn’t collapse. This helps keep my kitchen tidy and organised

Due to the small size of our kitchen coupled with my newfound love of cooking, I decided to purchase this drainer in order to help keep some semblance of order around the sink to allow me to 'clean as I go' more effectively. The item itself (bar it's fault that I'll go into below) is excellent and does exactly what I expected it to. It's well built, a good size and definitely helps facilitate a more streamlined and, dare I say, enjoyable washing up experience. There is lots of rack space, a handful of hooks, a mug rack, a chopping board/oven pan rack and a cutlery drainer (though this in particular has one fatal flaw that I will mention below), everything you need and then some. - Does it bow in the middle? Yes, of course it does. At this price point it's not exactly going to be built like a bomb shelter. - Does it still have more than enough strength regardless? Again, yes. I'm more careful than most when it comes to stability related issues, and even I have more than enough faith that this will hold up under anything I put on it. Just so long as you don't plan on loading it up with lots of cast iron pans and pots! Now, onto my two gripes. 1. The cutlery drainer. While it is manufactured with a slope towards the large drainage hold in the side, due to the way it naturally hangs off the rest of the unit this incline still isn't enough to drain the water. If anything the manufacturer should have designed it with the drainage hole on the other side and it would have solved this problem entirely. I'm confident a careful hand with a drill would eliminate this problem if you fancy a DIY solution, but this really is an oversight by the engineers who designed it. 2. My main sticking point, but with Amazon and not the product. As you can tell by the second and third picture one of the welds on one of the draining racks has failed. It was like this out of the box, and while I normally don't knock marks off for manufacturing defects I feel in this case it is warranted by Amazon's poor effort to rectify the issue. - After contacting Amazon's customer support team I was told that a replacement was not an available option and instead a full refund could be issued on return of the item. While this looks great on the face of it, I should mention that the item has since gone back up in price dramatically from when I first purchased it and so a refund would leave me in the lurch as I cannot justify the full price at the moment. I have opted to keep the item and will instead attempt a DIY repair of the weld, however, this is by no means a suggestion for your good selves and should instead be a warning sign. Should any Amazon representative read this (long shot though it is), I urge you to pass along my sentiments here, in that it is unacceptable to ship a defective product and simply refuse to offer a replacement.

Very happy with this draining rack, which we got yesterday. We’ve been putting up with a cheap folding one for ages as I was reluctant to spend too much money on a dish drainer - but now wish I’d done so ages ago! The difference in just 1 day of use is huge. The drainage rack was quick and easy to put together. The main frame is screwed together and I found all the parts fit together well, holes were correctly drilled and aligned and it feels sturdy and secure. The drainage baskets and other components hook on and off easily so you can play around to find a configuration that works for your space. Most components hook directly onto the frame, the cutlery drainer hooks onto the side of the baskets. Despite only hooking onto the frame on one edge, even the larger baskets like the plate rack seem pretty solid even after stacking plenty of items onto them. After setting ours up, we still have plenty of room to reach the sink, tap, and the integrated draining board on the sink - this gives another ‘tier’ so even more space. Despite being large, it blends in nicely to the sink area so doesn’t look imposing. The baskets drain well as the large grid allows plenty of airflow. They won’t hold very small items as these would fall through but these can go in the cutlery rack or might go onto the small hooks depending on the item. The rack doesn’t have built in trays to catch drained water so just ensure it’s located somewhere that the water can land without causing issues, or purchase a separate tray/mat to sit underneath it to protect counter tops. As seen in photos I’ve positioned ours fully over the sink so all water just runs into the sink which saves me having to tidy up the drained water! The suction feet adjust up/down so you can make sure the rack is level and doesn’t wobble, however the feet cant be adjusted forwards/backwards so I found the foot that is on the sink drainer sits in between grooves and therefore the suction doesn’t work. I can’t move the whole thing as it is then too far forwards and gets too close to the tap. Even so, it doesn’t seem to budge so I’m not too concerned but worth bearing in mind and checking the front-back dimensions before purchasing if you plan to rely on the suction feet to figure out where these will go. All in all I’m really pleased with my purchase. I will be interested to see how it holds up over time in terms of the stability and withstanding rust and so on, but for now I’m happy and feel the added convenience and space that it offers was more than worth the cost.

Good quality and fitted well near wash basin