Dish Drying Rack Over The Sink, Adjustable（33.5-40.5in） Large Dish Rack Drainer for Kitchen Organization Storage Space Saver Shelf Holder with 7 Utility Hooks Dish Rack Over Sink【Fit Sink 32"- 39" L】

Amazinnnggg!! I recommended like 5 times already, the best for drying dishes, I do not recommend it for very small spaces because it would not look good it is large and tall but it fits perfectly even with a high faucet it is attached with suction cups which does not damage the surface really fast to assemble (10min max) it is firm and hold weight

This item is made from steel, heavy duty to hold your valuable dishes. It does things I didn't know I needed like hold knives, chopsticks, and a cutting board. Wish I had gotten one years ago.

It makes life easier and a good idea

The box was missing two suction cups but the product works great and holds plenty of full sized dishes

Wife loves it that is all that n matters

While the complete product might be very good, i got only 80% of the pieces. note this has a lot to assemble and "like new" should be taken with caution. the pieces seem sturdy and well made i just did not get a fair few of them.

Love this thing! It adds so much storage in my tiny kitchen. Super easy to assemble.

I'm a busy career mom and I hardly ever write reviews anymore. But I had to take time to share this one! I'm so glad I got this rack! I'm over thinker and I debated this purchase for a while because a) it's not cheap, and b) I worried it would be an eye sore and block my beautiful view out our kitchen window. So yes, it does ruin the view a little bit, however, the benefits of the open counter space and the overall clean, sleek look more than make up for it! Oh my god, my kitchen looks so much more open! One of the other big reasons I got this is because it keeps the sponges/dish soaps off the counter as well. We had major issues with water pooling up around the sponge tray and just having the bottles get in the way of using the handles. It was a mess to say the least. I am SO SO happy to have those off the counter and easily accessible!The dish rack we had before was just a $20 one with a plastic tray underneath. That tray would get so gross with mineral build up etc. Not to mention the counter real estate it occupied. I can't say enough how much more open our kitchen looks now! And I can finally use my Berkey water filter again!I uploaded two pictures so you can see the rack semi-full and not full. I mean, at the end of the day, dish racks are always eye sores, but in our household it's a necessary evil. This rack was easy to put together and is pretty sturdy, though I wouldn't put heavy Le Creuset dutch oven or skillets in here, those I dry on the stove or on a towel. I wish I had gotten this sooner. The difference is night and day!