GSlife Stainless Steel Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack - 2 Tier Dish Rack Over Sink, Dish Drainer Rack with Utensil Holder and Cutting Board Holder for Kitchen Counter, Silver

This over-the-sink drying rack is a total game-changer. It’s adjustable, holds a ton, and keeps my counters clutter-free. The upper dual bars and baskets are super handy, and everything feels sturdy and well-made. Great design and easy to assemble.

It makes the most of freeing up my double sink area and counter space on both sides of my sink. Actually my faucet was higher than the 19 inches it said it would accommodate, my faucet is 20 inches and it worked perfectly with this drain board. Really sturdy, a breeze to put together with great instructions. Great value for the money and looks great! So very glad I took a chance and ordered it. I have tried countless drain boards and organizers for drying dishes and this is by far the very best one!

If you follow the directions as exactly shown on the picture, everything should fit properly together and no swaying whatsoever. I thought the sponge holder I got must have a design flaw because it doesn't stay upright; it turns out I needed to place it on either side of the rack, so it'll sit on top of the bottom, adjacent, horizontal rod of the legs. The first big mistake which caused many of the bad reviews/videos about the shelves not fitting also happened to me until I figured out that the Flat horizontal railing (A1) for the left and right frame should be on the Inside and Not on the Outside, also the same reason for the Swaying. Once this is corrected, everything fits together perfectly and steady. Two things I missed but easily corrected was forgetting to put in the hooks and the rubber cushions for the bottom rod (maybe someone can explain to me why only the bottom rod needs the cushions, but not the other ones?) Yes, the height between the bottom and top shelf is too low for dinner plates, so I just moved that shelf to the top instead. I'm getting non-slip dish drying mat to place under the shelf to catch water that doesn't fall in the sink and to better hold it in place since it's so close to the edges. The utensil holder is just way too small, but my plastic utensil holder from my countertop dish rack fits on it perfectly, so problem solved. Update: My dish washer is on the fritz, so there are a lot more dishes than usual, but makes for a good picture. Again, the utensil holder is too small, so I squeezed the cup size utensil holder into the bottom ring instead of the top ring (slight bending of the top ring is needed to get it to fit between the rings), this made it perfect for holding long handle spatulas and ladles. Instead of having all the hooks on the bottom level, I put 4 of the hooks on the top level; this way they would all be on one side and out of the way of the faucet and washing. The dish drying mat does catch some of the water and also helps to keep the rack from being accidently push out of place, but still have problem with too much water collecting near the back splash. I would move the rack closer forward toward the sink, but the bottom horizontal rod behind the faucet (where the soap dish is hanging) is just a tad too low and would get in the way of the faucet handle. I'm tempted to make my own holes and move that annoying horizontal rod higher up and hang the soap dish on the rod just below the black utensil holder...Overall, it's a very decent over the sink rack for the price. It's my first and definitely helps in giving me more counter space for my very small kitchen.

It’s a two person job to build but really strong and nice , it’s adjustable which is perfect and also can hold a lot of dishes

I could't find any assembly instructions but I didn't open the packaging that had the baskets - thinking I would not need them until the end but I looked at the online photo and figured it out and then opened the basket packaging and found the instructions! It was easy to put together and came with a 2 wrenches to put it together. I found it to be study, unbroken, and all pieces were there. I extended it to full extension of 38.2 and perhaps it would have gone further but I didn't stretch it that far. In my case I have a large window and could have gone with the 3 tier. As you can see from the photo is practially disappears into my window due to the pane glass and same black metal. I have been wanting one of these for a long time and actually the photos do make it look at little messy but I always have things that I handwash and don't put in the dishwasher and constantly had a dishrack at the right side of the sink just eating up counter space. I'm happy with the purchase and maybe I might opt to purchase a larger one in the future. I re-arranged the baskets several times to suit my needs so they aren't exactly like the picture on Amazon. I didn't need any of the hooks so I didn't add them. So far, I'm very happy with this purchase.

Great item! Fits perfectly, easy to build,really sturdy,great price, I finally have a place to put my stuff other than the window seal 😆 definitely worth getting

This is definitely worth the price. Sturdy, functional, with lots of storage! It drains your dishes over the sink so the water doesn’t get on your countertops. It looks a little bulky, but it serves its purpose.

I really didn't need anything big or expensive. I wasn't looking for something overly sturdy because I know I won't be putting heavy duty stuff on it. Essentially, i knew what I was paying for... but man... the box was not even an Amazon box and the parts were just in it. At least it came with 1 pg instructions and all the parts (even had an extra bolt!). Other reviews warned about the overlapping top baskets & that definitely happened. Product pictures show the little basket magically floating instead of swinging. Figured that out, you pretty much have to put the over hang bit over the outside pipe. I rearranged my baskets because of my space. It doesn't adjust height or length. It is what it is. All-in-all its a meh product at best but it'll do for what I need it for.