PUSDON Over Sink Dish Drying Rack Stainless Steel, Adjustable Large Dish Drainer for Storage Kitchen Organization Black 2 Tier - Stand(26"-38")

Purchased this for our small apartment to help save space for other items. Was fairly easy to install and holds many items. Looks great on our wall and the hooks provided holes more pots, pans, and utensils. It allows all of our dishes to air dry simply and then works as storage for them as well. No need to move them from place to place. Great find here on Amazon.

I absolutely love this dishrack! It arrived in a timely fashion and was super easy to assemble. It fits perfectly above my kitchen sink and compliments my kitchen very well. I definitely recommend this item to others looking to add more storage on their kitchen counter tops. It's very sturdy and stylish for any kitchen! Give it a go! It is a bit pricey but you definitely won't be disappointed!!

I love this dish rack! Very easy to assemble, super sturdy & the suction cups keep it in place. Perfect for my apartment sink to give me more counter space for food prep and to just keep it clear of clutter. I got the larger size, my sink is 31.5 inches wide.

Este platero ha sido una excelente compra. Es resistente, fácil de instalar y tiene muy buen espacio para organizar platos, vasos, tazas. Me encanta que todo queda bien ventilado y se seca rápido. Además, el diseño es moderno y aprovecha al máximo el espacio vertical, ideal para cocinas pequeñas. ¡Lo volvería a comprar sin dudar!

I'd been looking for a wall mount drying rack for awhile. i have little space next to the sink for a dish drainer and the drainer I had was too small. I had to pile the dishes on top of another which wasn't ideal. This wall mounted model has a larger drying capacity. It was easily assembled and installed. I wish the material it was made of was of a heavier gaugewhich is why I only gave it 4 stars. The finish is holding up well, and have not noticed any rust.

un producto GENIAL

Although I have, for an apartment, a considerable amount of countertop space, I've filled it up with a number of appliances: pan-sized induction cooktop, deep fryer, 5 quart, mixer, flour jars, meat slicer, etc..I found this, and purchased it not for the - likely - intended purpose, but to add storage space for frequently-used tools: large knives, blades for the food processor, copper measuring cups and spoons, etc., as well as sponges and dishwashing detergents.This went together in minutes. Literally four short bolts and washers to hold the parts together and the four suction cups on the feet.I don't know how well the suction cups will last since I received this on Thursday afternoon this past week and assembled it on Saturday. However, I'm really pleased so far.Could it have been a little 'beefier', structurally? Perhaps. But will it do what I needed it to do? Absolutely - and a heavier set of aluminum (presumably, since it is non-ferrous metal - a magnet didn't stick) would have weighed much more, and, obviously would have cost considerably more. However, still 5-stars.As to appearance... my counters are dark granite, and the cabinets are dark - and the landlord used a light olive green paint throughout the apartment (yes... a NICE apartment), and the sink abuts an interior wall with a wall-mounted light fixture, so the black finish of the item blends well with the rest of the kitchen.I still have racks in the sink. As noted, a place for draining dishes, etc. wasn't what I wanted this for - and it is very much meeting my needs and expectations.My advise? It really is handy for other uses - so, don't ignore the possibilities.I ended up with two accessories being unused, but, that's okay. If I change my mind once I move out of an apartment in a couple of years when I retire, then I'll have still have them available. Until then, I've got a space for things that don't fit well in cabinets (grease spatter screens), or, that I want to keep handy (i.e., without digging through drawers) that came at a reasonable purchase price.

I've had a dish drainer sitting at the side of my sink for years and finally decided I needed more counter space. My husband bought this for me. It holds 3x what my sinkside drainer held, and is my h sturdier than I expected. I have several different cooking sets, including stainless steel, old-fashioned lightweight enamel and a sizable collection ton of cast iron antiques which I use frequently. The rack can hold several of the smaller cast iron pans (8 in. and smaller) and half expected the racks to start sagging under the weight but they didn't. I use the little hooks at the back to hang my small enamel pots, which my kids like for boiling eggs and making ramen. I must admit, having the dishes sit at eye level also spurs me to empty the dish rack on a daily basis, which I didn't always do with the sinkside rack. The utensil racks are never "too full" thanks to the knife rack at the back. It's modular so you can arrange the components to suit your needs. I put it together like the schematic and that works just fine. When it came I realized that I hadn't accounted for the upper cabinet to one side of the sink, so it isn't perfectly centered over my sink but the assembly was still wide enough to work. The dishes do drip into the sink as you continue to wash but I've never found it in significant enough amounts to be disturbing. I'm very pleased with my purchase!