Kitsure Large Dish Drying Rack - Extendable Dish Rack, Multifunctional Dish Rack for Kitchen Counter, Anti-Rust Dish Drainers with Cutlery & Cup Holders 19.2"-26.7" L x 12.9" W, Sliver

I cannot say enough about how awesome this drainer is. It extends though I do not need it to extend out so I keep mine closed. It has a drain so all the water drains out right into the sink. Its super sturdy, and has a great little organized system going within it as a hole. The cups go out right over the sink so they are not on the ledge of the sink any longer which is a huge plus. The part where you put the silverware, has slots for the knives which is another thing I love about it. It fits alot of dishes in it and works very well.

I love this drying rack. The only thing I don’t like about it is the sides are not high enough so dinner plates will stay up right in the slots and it could have had two cup racks for each side. Other than that it’s perfect. If you do make one with higher sides I’ll buy it and use this one in the guess house because we usually use paper plates there. It’s a little pricey but I’m not complaining. There is no standing water to discolor the drain board. It’s sturdy any compliments my kitchen I’m really pleased with it.

Compared to Kitchen Aid’s pricier/expandable rack, Kitsure’s made in China model is wider, less depth, and shorter height without the wine glass holder. Works great for my counter space and it’s more than $31 less expensive, including sales tax to my state.Basic functionality/drainage/rack rust resistance’s designed the same. Rinse water from the utensil holders flows through the expandable section slots into the drain tray spigot under the dish rack. The bamboo knife holder in the utensil rack holds medium size knives. Angle these carefully, or lay them flat in the dish rack space.Full size dinner plates have to be angled flatter to avoid uneven weight. There’s plenty of space for salad dishes. A mid size pan, small pot, small bowls, or glasses fit nicely in the expandable tray portion. There’s no side rails here- the extra space is its main feature.Got the gray colored model which shows less water marks- clean the utensil holder, expandable part slots and dish rack drain board with a soapy bottle brush monthly to reduce buildup.

Amazing!!! Love it! Kinda easy to assemble, love the extension, the knife slots, and the moveable water spout!!! We all know how “unsafe” it is to dry a knife!

The space next to our sink is 24 x 31 and it was a constant battle keeping padded mats there for pots and bowls because our cats always wanted to lay on them, which was annoying. This rack fully extended still leaves plenty of room for the cats to lay in front of it, but shockingly they don’t anymore. Yay! I guess it was more the mats than the space. We keep ours permanently extended, and it works brilliantly, plus the available space in front of it is perfect for being able to unload dishes from the dishwasher. The drain spout works really well too.The only complaint I would have and it’s very minor, is that the cupholder, while being perfect in design to hang over the sink, for me any cups or coffee pourovers hanging there are at risk of getting splashed with soapy water, so I just removed the cupholders and repurposed that attachment somewhere else in our garage so we can hang stuff on it. Win-win. We still use our dishwasher for most items, but it doesn’t always dry everything so it’s great to have the rack for this plus serving bowls and pots, knives, etc. Wish we had done it years ago.

I absolutely love the size of it. The expandable racks holds a lot if needed.

I had great expectations. I was willing to pay over $30 for a good looking extra large dish drainer rack. I looked on restaurant supply businesses. I spent a lot of time on Amazon. I googled Best Dish Drainers of 2025. I was about to order this from the business website when I realized I had seen it on amazon who has a faster delivery and the same price and a better return policy. Yay Amazon. I hit the Put In Cart. It was delivered promptly. I am an engineer's daughter and I can do Ikea assembly. But I had to look at the brief Installation page and the photos on the box repeatedly. I was even more dismayed by the thin plastic of the extension and even the drainboard was thin plastic. I set it up on my counter and took one look and took it apart and returned it. Thank you, Amazon but no thanks. Bummer.

This is a great expandable dish rack. Be mindful that the water drain does not move for storage. Other than that its great.