Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack, 2-Tier Stainless Steel Large Capacity Drying Dish Rack with Utensil Holder, Kitchen Organizer and Storage Rack, Length Adjustable (Sink Size ≤ 35 INCH)

I do not have an electric dishwasher so do all my dishes by hand. prior to purchasing this I was confronted by a sink full of dishes at least once a day, the dishes were never done. my family eats at different times and then puts their used items in the sink for me to clean up. there were never any clean spoons because if you add cream and sugar to your coffee when you stir it the spoon goes into the sink for Mom to wash. the dish drainer was always full, because no one put things away. this wonderful over the sink dish drainer is full as well but the clean dishes are very handily stored at eye level. My sink is literally always clean now. the rule when I put this together became "you eat out of it you clean it immediately when done and place in it's home on the dish drainer/ storage rack". I only have to clean pots and pans (not dishes any more). my kitchen is much more organized and my sink is clean all the time. It was easy to assemble (about 15 minutes) and is sturdy enough if you don't plan to climb on it. all the pieces were there when I got it. I wish that the silverware area was a bit bigger but It is not a huge problem. the knife area is not terrifically functional because of the way I have the shelves placed. I love the fact that it can be arranged in many different ways to suit my purposes. I did purchase more 's' hooks and use them liberally. my biggest problem is why did I not have this sooner? it is a great investment for me in my small kitchen! also freed up the dish storage area to use the rack for dish storage. If you have a small kitchen with limited storage and/or do dishes by hand consider this little gem! a great investment

It is beyond my expectations. I have had it for 8 weeks now and it is incredible. My kitchen is so tiny and I always complained about the lack of spacious room to put my dishes/pots to dry.I used to have the regular countertop dish rack, which was not really helpful. Specifically, I wash pots and dutch ovens that don’t have place on countertop racks. I have been on the fence for a year whether I should buy over the sink rack.I was hesitant because of the price and fear that it could be unsturdy with all my kitchen stuff.Finally, I made the decision to buy one. It took some time to pick one in order to compare between different products and contrast the price to the features. I found Heomu is the optimum choice.The assembly is so easy; my 8 yr old boy did it with me. The width is extendable and you can control the height between racks.The storage capacity is huge. I love the knives holder since you don’t have to worry about injuring yourself or anybody else. In addition, the cutting board holder is practical.It is very very sturdy yet light. The only issue I would mention is the two racks in the middle shelf are slightly bent outward. But I guess this is minor and didn’t affect its functionality.My husband keeps telling me this is the best thing I brought to our house lolI highly recommend it to anyone looking forward to using the dead space above the sink.

This unit was purchased as I reside in a small apartment and storage space is prime. I had just purchased a 16 piece dinnerware set and knew that this unit would assist me greatly in storing it as well as the exsisting plates/cups/glasses already owned.Definitions:2 vertical supports with pre-drilled holes. Two on top, two in the middle and one on the bottom.10 horizontal supports which have two holes on one piece and a spring loaded button on the other.4 feet.4 racks. One dedicated dish rack with 16 slots for dishes, small serving trays, and large diameter bowls. Twomore "patterned" racks with fairly wide gaps. One rack with straight design. All four racks havehooks on each corner to hang off the horizontal supports.1 hanging container for towels, cutting boards, etc.1 hanging basket for things like dish soap, coking oil or the like.1 small basket pretty much dedicated to silverware. All the above have two hooks to hang from the crossmembers between the front and rear vertical supports.Small bag containing 11 plastic gaskets, hex, (Allen) wrench, and 11 hex screws.6 "S" hooks.Directions.Opening, Inspection, and AssemblyAll pieces were wrapped in plastic. Inspection found a slight closed crease at the base of the vertical upright. Assembly was fairly easy although attaching the horizontal supports to the vertical supports with the hex screws and gaskets was a bit challenging. Directions are simple with minimal, BUT important writings. Following the directions, the feet were screwed into the vertical supports. The horizontal supports were next and the decision was made to go with the shorter length due to space limitations caused by the free standing cupboards. The decision was then made to use the lower settings for the racks.After assembling the unit, I disregarded doing a secondary measurement. This cost me. Placing the unit between the cupboards it was found that the hex screws protrude about 1/32" beyond the upright supports negating a fit. This was cured by activating the spring loaded buttons and then pushing the unit together until it fit in the provided space. The placement of the racks came next and it was noted that they touched other without overlapping leading me to believe that there might be a space with the wider selection. The container for towels went on the outside left, the basket went on the inside left, and the silverware basket went on the outside right. Of course, placement of the racks, baskets, height and width are all at your discression. Lastly the hooks were placed on the rear horizontal support for cups/mugs. I did note two more things. The first is that one of the racks didn't set squarely and the hook, although well over the horizontal support, did not actually did not sit on the bar. The second thing I noted is that the racks tend to sag a little when weighted down. Perhaps a third hook mid way would cure this.I did not time myself but I feel this just might be a half hour job for one person. The deficiencies I noted are small and can be easily overlooked by someone not specifically looking for them.ReviewI am still pleased with this unit as it has opened up three cupboard spaces. It is attractive and despite the small faults, I feel it is still a sturdy and useful piece of equipment. Highly recommended for those with limited space.

I've had this drying rack for two years now. It's durable, so easy to put together and it stands up to a lot of abuse. I store some pan lids, a few coffee cups and a couple of plates just to keep them easy to grab. This really is a great value if you have little kitchen space.I would add two things to this item, if I could make any changes. (1) Add a middle hook-over support to each rack, there are 4; (2) Make the utensil cage a little different, I lose spoons and knives because they slip out between the small bars.In all aspects though, this is a great value.