BNYDRoll Up Dish Drying Rack, 14.5 inch x 11 inch

Fits 14.5 RV standard sink so I didn't have to cut stuff in the huge ones

I got this to replace an old drying rack, but this one was too short. It fit just right but if shifted the smallest bit, it fell. It definitely could be better quality, I’ve seen better. I do like how this one has a section for utensils and other small items.

Perfect fit. Sturdy good quality

My wife wanted to try this one out but it's not exactly what we'd expected.It doesn't quite fit our sink properly so we've been using it at the bottom of our kitchen sink instead for dishes that have been washed to dry.It works okay for that, it is easy to clean and store when we're done with it. I belive the silicone body some antibacterial properties because it hadn't built any type of mold or dark spots on it. So that's nice.I'd be much happier if this particular drying rack had worked out for our sink but it might work out for yours.

This works as advertised but be sure to measure your sink.This dish rack is for small sinks. It is no longer than what is advertised.It is easy to put together. It is easy to use. The material is durable. It is also easy to clean. I accidentally got some grease on mine. I threw it in the dishwasher and it came out like new.It is able to handle heavy cups and plates.It is durable and the price is right. Just be sure to measure your sink before you purchase. 5 stars!

I picked this up as a gift for my younger brother, who recently moved into a fairly small apartment. His counter space is limited, so a drying rack like this is invaluable. It's a little smaller than similar roll-up racks of this type- it didn't actually fit across the fairly large sink at my house, but worked on his apartment sink just fine. Take careful notice of the measurements, because I can see someone assuming these are one-size-fits-all and being disappointed.

There are many over-sink drying racks available on Amazon and I don't feel great about this design, even if my sink was small enough to support them; I do understand the benefit of them draining right into the sink, that is good. Perhaps its good for after dinner you clean the stuff and leave it over the sink to dry. But I live with roommates and we all keep random hours so there's never a time when we can just leave stuff to try covering the sink (someone else will need it ). Moreover being a fold-up type, it just doesn't have the structures on it which most drying racks do to support utensils upright for example. I suppose if u needed something portable and lightweight this fits the bill but who needs a mobile drying rack?

Used to dry bowls, plates, utensils, small cast iron trays, and more. Some observations:- Rack came packaged well and in one assembled piece with no strange smells or scratches.- Metal rods are light but sturdy; ends of rack and the perforated portion are made of thick silicone that feels durable.- Rack holds up to quite a bit of weight without any bending or movement. Silicone ends keep the rack from slipping when in use.- Rolls up for convenient storage elsewhere or on the actual drying rack. Some water spots were observed when dried but the marks came off through washing.Overall, a quality sturdy feeling product that holds up well to its intended use in a smaller kitchen sink; five stars *****