This is a stylist drying rack that will look nice on your counter. The blank with wooden handles are handsome. There is a small discrete drainage tray underneath to drain into your sink. I like the drink glasses rack that hangs on the side. It can be removed if not needed. Also the silverware tray hangs on the side and can be removed too. Lots of options.

Love the style and look of this but the design leaves a lot to be desired. The only drain hole for the water is near the middle of the catch tray. The catch tray isn’t sloped towards the drain hole so water piles up and you have to physically tip the dish drainer to get rid of the water or it gets nasty.

I bought this to replace my very old, rusting dish rack. I was concerned it might be too large at first, but my fears were quickly allayed once I had it on the counter. It's larger than my old one, but not by much and it fits perfectly in the designated spot. I love that the plate holders are deeper than my previous one because now the plates can't hit each other and chip. I also love that the glass holder is removable if you don't need it, but it's also able to hang wherever you need it to on the rack. Same with the utensil holder. It's really pretty and compliments my kitchen. Love the wood handles that add a touch of class to it and I hope they hold up to water over time.

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.

Very nice high quality dish drainer. I like the style and features. It has room for everything you would need to drain your dishes. Silverware basket along with the glass holder are removable if not needed. My favorite part is the water drain tube underneath that directs the water flow wherever needed. You can arrange the dish drainer however you to on your counter.

Work as described. Well made, nice and sturdy. This stainer has a really nice modern look goes well with my kitchen. Large enough to hold all of my dishes. The cup holder will only hold 4 cups and that depends on the size of the cups. I wish the silverware holder was a little bit deeper, but it works fine as long as it just regular silverware and not large r spoons or spatulas.

Really love the look and functionality of this dish drying rack. The wooden handles against white rack give a clean and modern look. There’s only two people in my household so it’s plenty big for most of our dishes. I really like the spout underneath that extends over my sink for an easy hassle free drain.

I like the size of the rack and that it has a drain in it. The only negative for us was the drain on the bottom leaked when we first installed it. I found I needed to pull the drain slot all the way out as it would leak at the slide joint if not pulled tight.

Just had our kitchen redone and looking to get new accessories. Saw this at my club at a reduced price and figured it would work. It is a nice heavy duty rack and while our old one had the drain tray that had to hang over the sink, this one with the center drain with spout it doesn’t have to. Like that the cup/glasses holder and utensil basket are not build in and can be moved (or even removed) for what’s best needed.

The rack is a good size and fits my pots and lids. However, the drain board sucks. It does not have enough of a slope for the water to drain i to the hole for the drain spout. Water pools and collects in the drain board leaving hard water stains. Also, the drain spout is flimsy. It has been easily knocked off the base while washing dishes in the sink. No issues with leaking, but the lack of a proper slope for drainage has this queued up for return.