ADBIU Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack (Expandable Peak and Size) Snap-On Design 2 Tier Giant Dish Rack

A perfect strainer for small spaces, or clearing counter space.
I knew I was getting old when I got excited to get this strainer, but it’s just so cool!It has multiple movable sections that can be adjusted to your liking, it can hold all of my regular dishes with ease, and strains beautifully. It also can be adjusted in width and height, I found the measurements listed to be accurate.It’s saved so much counter space and optimized the empty space above the sink.It feels really sturdy, even though I don’t have the suction cups on a flat surface, and the material feels high quality. I haven’t had any issues with rusting, and it does everything I need or want it to.

Works great, but it will rust
Overall, this drying rack is great and performs as advertised. It comes with directions and is fairly easy to put together. The adjustability of the width and the modular nature of the rack makes it great to use.The cons would be that the center of the back feels a bit less sturdy if you expand it to its max capacity. It has not had any problems holding up dishes and everything else I pile on it, but it was worrisome when I was first setting it up.I have noticed some rust accumulating near the joints of the rack. As it will constantly be exposed to water, this is likely to happen over time. So far, the rust is not noticeable unless you look pretty close, and I’ve had it for over 5 months now

Cool dish rack that can be made even better with customization!
This dish rack is cool, and I did some modifications to it to make it even more useful in my kitchenette sink area. My kitchen’s storage is about what you’d see in a hotel room with a kitchenette, so not much storage or counter space to spare. I added a used coat hanger thingy that should go over the top of a door to add more hooks to hang stuff from, zip tied it to the frame. I also zip tied a small dollar basket to the bottom of the soap bottle basket to offer a bit more security to my scrub mama sponge as my cats like to play with it if they can get ahold of it. I zip tied my unused pour over basket to the bottom side of the plate drying rack on the left top to store my mesh dish cloth which is another thing my cats will make a toy of. I did find that the silverware basket was loose and wobbly, so I used a serrated steak knife to carefully bore some holes through the back side plastic to zip tie it to the frame. I also zip tied the soap bottle basket to the frame to give it more stability, and I think I’ll cut up a dollar basket and zip tie some taller sides to it. I do plan to order some more hooks to add to the rack for even more hanging space. I’ve added zip ties to most of my utensils to hang them from the rack to dry. Again, it’s a cool dish rack that you too can customize to your preferences as I have. 😃😃

My mom loves it
Bought it for my mom for her BD, she had been wanting one for so long. Saw that my aunties have one and she had been asking me for years to find out where they got theirs because she wanted to buy one. Finally bought her one when I got back from college and got a job. It was easy to put together, the instructions were wonky but it worked and I’ve put it together easily. She loves it and gave her more space to work with. She is happy so so am I.

Instructions made no sense but easy to put together. Absolute blessing for smaller apartments with little storage, holds all my tea cups coffee cups and bowls, as well storage for cutlery and cutting board as well for sponges and sink plugs etc. cleaned up my kitchen area a lot 👍 seems sturdy not industrial level sturdy obviously but sturdy enough for all that stuff.

Lo único que no me gustó fue el precio, que me parece muy alto (a pesar de que es un producto de calidad) y las instrucciones (es más sencillo armarlo sin leer su instructivo, que está pésimamente redactado. Por otra parte, solo viene en inglés, por lo que algunas personas podrían tener problemas con eso), pero en comparación con otras alternativas, me parece que es una buena opción para tarjas con grifos muy altos, en mi caso es de 55 cm y gracias a que puedo cambiar de lugar las canastillas, le hice espacio suficiente para dejar buena movilidad. En cuanto a materiales se siente de calidad y se ve resistente a carga pesada, aunque creo que para cargarle el peso que dice que resiste, será necesario sujetarlo a la pared o cuando menos yo lo haré para evitar alguna desgracia porque los chupones con los que se sujeta a las encimeras son pequeños y no se sienten tan resistentes. En cuanto al uso, es posible que personas de menos de 1.60 m tengan problemas para utilizar las canastillas más altas.