KINGRACK Dish Drying Rack for Kitchen Counter, Silver White

I purchased this because I needed a dish rack with a wine glass station and regular glass station. This was a great purchase. I’ve been using it for 10 months and there isn’t any sign of rust. The slots to hold plates are definitely prone to bending under heavy objects, so I dry my pots by hand instead of leaving them there. Looks great and doesn’t take up too much space.

I love this rack. Even without the extension it fits all of my daily dishes. The cup hangers are also fantastic! Perfect for coffee cups, juice glasses- they’re no longer getting scratched!

Holds a variety of dishes, utensils, pans,etc. It was a little challenging to put together at first, but then works fine. Very sturdy.

A dish rack is a dish rack is a dish rack, but this is really a good dish rack. It is well built, has an excellent design and allows us to dry large wine glasses. It is nice to be able to accommodate small and large loads of dishes. Very happy with this purchase.

Finally, a dish rack that does not rust. My girlfriend prepares meals; I wash the dishes. Since there is only two of us, most of the time I wash the dishes by hand in the sink and place them in the rack to air dry. I have gone through at least three metal dish racks over the past six years. You know, the cheap kind (around $15-$20). I have used each one of the cheap ones much longer than I should have because each one began rusting at the joins of the metal grates not long after I started using them. Not this one, though. This is another lesson in "you get what you pay for." I didn't want to spend $50 on a dish rack. But I am glad I did. I have used this dish rack roughly twice a day (after breakfast and dinner) for the past three months. No sign of rust anywhere. Not only that, it works as advertised in every other way. If you are on the fence about spending $50 on a dish rack, and if you want a dish rack that doesn't rust, I recommend you take the plunge and buy this one. It is worth the money.

UPDATE: So far used 2x (last night and this morning). We have in the extended position. Does not drain. The majority of water stays in the flat portion that has the holes to the drain spout. The water puddles everywhere but near the exit holes. The add states - Draining Board has appropriate gradient and gutters,water can quickly flow out without staying. I don't think so. Looks pretty flat/even to us. Will keep on watching to see, if maybe there is a lot of water, it will drain. It is pretty much the same size as my old stainless steel rack that rusted! And it was suppose to be rust proof. Aluminum is suppose to be more durable and hopefully will not rust. Love that it is expandable so will get a bit more space. Wish they had more of the cup hold attachments. I put them on the longer side, vs the shorter side. Only issue were the instructions telling me to insert the 2 legs into the bottom. There was no place to put it. I realized the expandable portion was in upside down. Took a bit of maneuvering to get it out and turn it the right way. Only time will tell if it doesn't rust!

Very sturdy and easy to assemble. Adds extra space for dishes and can face any direction. I love that it all drains into the tray and out into the sink so I don’t have a messy pad underneath.

Pass on this. >$100 for cheap crap that doesn’t even connect together very well. It looks and feels cheap too. Didn’t fit my space so I had to return. Not worth it.

This is the second dish rack I have ordered through Amazon. The first dish rack was a bit cheaper (just under $50.00) but after only 1 month it started to rust and continued to rust all over it (and yet it was advertised as being stainless steel). So this time I chose an aluminum dish rack and it definitely is aluminum and looks great and works great too. It’s strong and sturdy. Having the extra pull-out section is a bonus. It’s well worth paying $20.00 or so more and get something that lasts and is of excellent quality.

I absolutely hate fish drying racks! Because they are so ugly looking sitting on your counter. That is until now! This drying rack is absolutely beautiful! And so useful. Fits sooooo much. Very sturdy love that it expands. The water run off is genius ! Yes it’s expensive, but well worth it!

So ive had the KingRack dishrack since july 2023. 7 Months at the time of writing this review. Cons: - When i received it i noticed the qc wasn't great. Some areas looked like it was scratched, chipped, or not perfectly straight. - Its a pain to clean. Our water leaves water spots on the black bottom tray. I don't know if its the plastic they're using but those white calcium stains don't come off easily (we wipe the plastic tray down with vinegar to get rid of the spots, but some areas are just hard to get to). The water spot issues weren't anywhere near as bad with the cheaper Rubbermaid trays/dish racks we used to use Pros: - It doesn't rust. That's why we got it and it does that successfully. - Looks super nice - Big enough to hold plenty of dishes and that extending tray comes in handy - no issues draining water despite having read some comments where people had issues In conclusion it's the best dish rack Ive had so far. Id buy it again. If it was easier to clean it would be close to perfect.

Very sturdy and nice looking dish rack. Doesn't flip over and off the counter when you have only silverware in the holder. I did have some wrong parts when I opened it up to set it up so I sent an email to the manufacturer, honestly didn't expect much and the rack did still work without the wine glass holding bit so I wasn't too upset. They responded right away and asked for some pictures, then promptly sent me a whole new unit with the correct parts. Would recommend to a friend!

I love the style of this dish rack. It's compact with the ability to be extended and that makes it perfect! Feels sturdy and good quality workmanship! Have used it only today but so far awesome!