SOLEDI Dish Drying Rack Over The Sink, 2 Tier Large Stainless(Suit Max 32“ Sink) Dishes Drying Rack Countertop & Wall Organization Space Saver with Utensils Holders for Kitchen Storage Organizer

The size of this thing gave me pause once I put it together. It’s pretty high. But I got over that quickly because it gave me back the full capacity of our single sink. (To save counter space in our small kitchen, my family had been using a rack that rested on the edges of the sink. The downside was that we lost about 1/3 of the sink capacity.) An unexpected benefit is that our dishes dry more quickly, especially when we have the window open. I was worried the rack wouldn’t fit because - at its widest - our sink is 25” wide, but then I noticed that the sink is a little narrower at the top where the rack would sit. It fits perfectly.PROS:- Saves space in a small kitchen- Dishes dry more quickly- Easy to assemble- Feels solid- Includes a safe place to dry knives (although small ones don’t stand up as neatly as the larger ones)- The hooks are handy for hanging things like strainers, spatulas, etc. that have holes in their handles. This leaves more room for air to circulate around other items.CONS:- You’ll see in the photo that the rack has room for two bottles of dishwashing liquid and a hand soap dispenser, but it’s a little difficult to remove full-size bottles of dishwashing liquid because there’s not much clearance under the upper rack.- Placing washed items up high means you might get a little water dripping down your arm.

I have a regular dishwasher than dry up dishes pretty. But I decided to go green, saving some electricity and water, so I do more hand washing dishes than before.Washing dishes is simple, however it is hard to find a place for all my wet ware to dry. I tried traditional dish rack and drying mat, the result is average. I couldn't find a rack that actually funnel the water to the sink, instead of making a mess on the counter. The drying mat seems fine, however it get dirty pretty fast. I have not find a better solution until I see this over sink dish rack.The dish rack is perfect! It has so many compartments that can hold my dishes, cups, utensils and more. It even has holder for detergent and cleaning sponge. That's more than I can ask for. The best part is all the water drop from the wet dishes goes into the sink underneath, that is very clever.I would say it seems to be the best solution for me so far. And I would recommend this to people also doing manual fish washing. Just to remind you, measure the outer sink dimension instead of the inside. I got the very tight fitting due to the size listed. Also, get at lease 2-3 inches larger than what you measured for a sure fit.

Easy to assemble. My sink is 25” an it fit perfectlyI had to edit...if you like organization and space, truly recommend this product. Setting it up is so easy. It is sturdy, even if I press down with my hand the hanging baskets, it doesn’t tilt or bend. And at first glance you might think not many things will fit, but it does. On the second photo, I have in it a 12qt pan, a cauldron and a glass baking pan on just one rack. As you can see on the side, they have the cutting board holder, I had a very small rack with an absorbing cloth under so I placed it beside the base so it wouldn’t wet and drip my counter top. ALL metal rusts...I’ve had mine for three days, so I still can’t speak of durability, but I don’t see any corrosion for now like some mentioned in the comments. It is pricey, but it’s something I haven’t seen on stores yet, also, it truly allows me more space, therefore, peace of mind. Aesthetically, it is pleasant to look at.

I really do like this rack. Though, I did measure before ordering, it still was a close fit, with my faucet height. As you can see in the pic, I cannot fully turn my faucet to the left with the rack/basket in place. For me that was the least needed for the faucet to turn, so I put that basket there. I'm not marking down the score for that.A couple of things made me not give it 5 stars. The basket that is supposed to be used for bowls, doesn't work well unless your bowls are all small. You can see the small glass bowl in the pic works fine, the other two not so great. They need a better design for that to better hold other sizes. The knife holder is only good for your biggest knives. I cannot easily get my smaller knives to sit in it without them tipping to the left or right or back or forward and in some cases they could flip right out of that thing. You can see my smaller knife is flipping to the back in this picture.Otherwise, I really do like it. It has freed up counter space for me and I think it looks cute. A lot nicer looking than other dish racks that take up counter space.

The media could not be loaded. I live in a teeny tiny house and my kitchen shares space with my laundry room, so space is a luxury. As a family of four, i found myself splitting my sink in two and using half of it for drying dishes. My husband had been looking at these racks for a few months, but i was always hesitant to spend the money. After having this for several days, i can tell you that i would drop the money and buy another if i needed to in a heartbeat. This thing is amazing. It looks great and fits perfectly above my sinks. I am only 5 foot tall, and i can easily reach every area to allow for dishes. In the pictures i added, i washed an entire sink full of dishes and then some, and it all fit perfectly. The fact that i can arrange it however i need to easily, is great, especially as a mom of two whose needs are ever changing. This thing is amazing, and if you are short on space, i can not recommend this enough.