This thing is massive! Luckily I got the white one so it doesn’t make the kitchen darker. It completely fills the countertop front to back. Will hold all the dishes from a family. Was a little tricky to assemble the cup holder so it would drain. Functional spout clips under the drain pan to direct water to the sink. Heavy duty construction. Looks like it will last a long time.

So I will admit that we have not had a dish drainer in our kitchen for more than 20 years because we have had bad luck with them in the past. Mainly this is due to the fact all the ones we had didnt drain well nor did they hold many dishes. They were also kinds ugly. This Member's Mark Dish Drainer has a drainage system on the bottom umlike any I have seen. It also has an add on for glasses. It is spacious and very well made. Despite how easy and quick it is to put together, it still comes with directions. The best part is it is very asthetically pleasing. I do not mind leaving it on the counter, Well done!

I had to come back a few day later to get this. I’m one who hates the dishwasher. I took this out of the box and set it on the counter and I absolutely love the design of it. It holds way more dishes than my old one. I also like that it doesn’t lay flat on the counter.

I have to say that I am pretty impressed by this dish drain rack. I like the adjustable drain spout. You can turn it and extend it. That allows you to put this either way your countertop space allows. I also like the wooden accent handles. Almost makes it feel a little more upscale.

Nice but doesn’t work well with a surface mounted sink. The feet of the rack causes the unit to be too far from the sink making the ‘spout’ is too short. If you put the feet up on the edge of the sink, the drain will not flow. Would work well for a ‘rimless’ under mounted sink

I love the new dish rack as it is larger than my previous one. It also holds the plates much better because the curved wires are higher than in my old one. The accompanying drain board is perfect as it channels any extra water back to the sink. I liked the first one purchased so well that I bought a second one on my trip to Sam’s Club this week.

It seems nice at first. But then you realize it leaks water from where the 2 halves of the spout connect. Also, you need to wash out the spout every week or else mold and slime can start growing. Especially if you are doing dishes constantly. Finally, you need to put the drain spout over the sink so the water can run out. But the water clings to the end of the spout and runs under slight about an inch or so. If you have a small sink like my apartment, you can't afford to have such a bulky dish rack right next to the sink and partly hanging over. No, tilting the dish rack towards the sink doesn't help. Please don't make the same mistake I did. Waste of money.

This modern dish rack is made of high quality material and has added pieces to hang off the side for silverware and cups. The black finish is so nice and with the added wood touches makes it look very farm house chic! It is very large so not something I would keep on my counter all the time, but works great for a sink full of dishes!

This is a beautiful dish rack. I purchased it in black. I did not measure my countertop so it is a little longer than anticipated, but that's on me. I am keeping it as it very functional and holds a ton of dishes if I'm not using the dishwasher. I felt the price was worth the purchase.

This dish rack was just what I was looking for! My wife has a habit of placing the dish rack close to the sink so the water can drain, which was so frustrating for me! Not anymore! This one has a drain in the dish rack that has a drainage line directly to the sink! Thank you Sam’s Club!