2300W White 3 Tier Plate Rack, 53.2 x 45 x 24.6cm

The white colour means it blends in pleasantly in the kitchen (white surfaces throughout); and it's rust-proof.Plenty of space on the rack - useful for when there are several people to dinner!It has holes so you can hook it up - but is equally fine placed down, it is pretty steady.The drip tray is useful, too - saves wiping up and removing limescale stains on the draining board.On top of that, very fast delivery. I recommend the seller.

I've now had this rack for a few weeks and love the quality. Being white, it doesn't rust unlike chrome and looks smart in any kitchen. Its also very sturdy, easy to clean and the drip tray is solid and also easy to clean unlike some of the flimsy plastic ones I've had in the past. I'd definitely recommend this product to anyone.

The search is up!By far the best drainer I have bought.3 tiers offers plenty of room for most meals' dirty plates and pans.Easy to empty the drip tray that slides in the bottom and the cutlery drainer sits neatly on the middle shelf.Plenty of room between middle and top shelf for dinner plates.Can also be wall mounted so an excellent cheaper alternative to a (wooden) plate rack.

I'm not satisfied your product. You not delivered this product right time. And that product too small

This replaces an apparently identical old one. Another reviewer commented that the wires seemed thinner. She was right! Now mine are not precision measurements, being taken with only a cheap tool, but they're not far off. The diameter of the thick one is down from 8.8mm to 6.6mm. I doubt that matters. The smallest wires have increased slightly 2.9 to 3.3 - not necessary I think. More important, the middle-sized have shrunk a bit - 5.5 to 5.0 wires. It is the middle sized wires that concern me particularly on the middle shelf. It takes the greatest weight - 10 dinner plates, for example, can be pretty heavy, so on my old rack (20 years?) the middle shelf was bowed down a bit in the middle. The smaller thickest wires will probably make little difference but I fear that the new thinner middle-sized wires may well be inadequate.The overall dimensions are the same as the old BUT ... really irritating s that the holes to put it on the wall are a slightly different distance apart! Why? No reason that I can see except that the designer has never changed his dish rack! Mr Delphin, I will probably not be alive in 20 years but for the sake of future generations please take note!Why did I change? - the old plastic coating had died, was starting to fall of in small bits. Really grotty. Does the new differ? I don't know!

Although I felt the rack was expensive, its proved to be worth it. Its strong and well made and despite initial appearances it can manage a full sink of washing up minus the pans. The tray underneath is suspended over the worktop, not resting on it. I bought mine as I have beech worktops so not having water resting on them is great. Had originally bought to put on the wall adjacent to the sink, but it fits just fine on the worktop as it has such a small 'footprint'. Worth the money.

Excellent plate rack for drying your dishes. I did not receive the cuttlery tray as pictured but prefer the extra space to be honest. Can really stack lots of cups on the top, plates in the middle and larger items on the bottom. Drip tray is easily rinsed out. Very sturdy and smart looking I think.

I wanted a three tier rack that could have mugs on top, water bottles in the middle, and soup boilers on the bottom, and it had mire capacity than the previous rack. Compact, strong, good quality and came quickly - very pleased. Comes with drip tray and cutlery tray included.