KINGRACK KK Aluminum Dish Drying Rack with Utensil Holder, Drainboard for Kitchen Countertop Dish Drainer 112055

So far I like this product, It seems sturdy but not bulky. I have been looking for a long time for a drainer that looks nice, easy to clean and with a good price.

The media could not be loaded.  This strainer is perfect. I wanted one to put in my sink. I surprised myself at how much I like this one. Even my husband (who trust me) doesn’t care about dish strainers said he really likes this one. It is low profile and still hold all the dishes we need it to. it looks clean, stylish and is functional. This one is not showing any signs of staining with water! We didn’t use the mat because it is in our sink but I can see why some people are not loving it for out of sink use, but if you take the time to stack the dishes in it as it is designed it holds a ton of dishes. By far my favorite stainless steel strainer.

This dish rack is perfect for a small space. It holds more than enough for its size and looks nice on the counter. Its design ensures that things dry quickly. My only complaint is something others have mentioned, which is that the slots for positioning plates upright are not high enough for dinner plates. They fall over. But that’s a small matter, and most of the time dinner plates go in the dishwasher anyway. Overall, a good product.

Stainless. That's the first wonderful thing about this product.And the dimensions were exactly as advertised, so it fit perfectly in the bottom of the new sink!Finally, it is compact but perfectly functional.I love that. With all of these two level huge dish racks around, it's nice to find something that is"just right". Not to big not to small, just right.

All I wanted was a simple aluminum dish rack which would be durable and never rust. I thought I had found my perfect match, only to learn upon receipt of the item that several of the underside "structural" supports are made of very thin plastic which I predict will break within 2 years of daily use. I will report back here when they do. Why would they add flimsy plastic structural supports to this otherwise sturdy aluminum frame other than for planned obsolescence, SHAME on this company. I decided to keep this rack rather than return it simply because I can not find another entirely aluminum dish rack anywhere.

Seriously, why does anyone make dish racks out of anything other than aluminum?I made the mistake when I moved into my first apartment of buying a $10 dish rack from Ross. As you can imagine, that thing rusted within months and eventually no amount of scrubbing would keep it from leaving stains on my dishes.Honestly, my only hope for this dishrack was that it wouldn't rust on me and I was not disappointed. It's very sturdy and is really easy to clean. It's a little bit on the small side, so I have to get creative sometimes to make all my dishes fit. I probably wouldn't recommend it if you have a whole family who you'll need to wash and dry dishes for. But again, this thing does not rust so that, in and of itself, is all of my dreams come true.

I wanted a simple rack to put on top of my stainless sink side - you know for the one or two things you'llprobably use again right away and you don't want to put in the dishwasher. Perfect.

Easy to clean, pleasant to use. This rack saved me from constant water on my counter and exhausting wash of my towels, where I dried my dishes at. It is low and so portable , easy to take a part and wash. I absolutely love it! It is great for a small family kitchen.