Roll Up Dish Drying Rack,Expandable Over The Sink Dish Drainer,Stainless Steel Kitchen Rolling Sink Rack with Utensil Holder,Length Up to 22.3" (Black)

I've used a similar dish drainer for over a year that didn't have a place for utensils and small items. I decided to upgrade to this one and I'm happy that I did. Even though I had to extend it a little bit to fit my sink, it still feels solid and durable, even with ceramic plates, mugs, and a pan stacked on it. No sagging or bending so far. If you've got the space for it, try one of these. It saves counter space and you can do so much with it - set a colander on top of it to rinse/drain, use to dry eggs after washing (from our backyard chickens), or for anything you need to run water over but don't want to put down in the sink.

my husband had me order this and I must say that it is wonderful -

Nicely put together. The design is actually is built to slide expand. Can also hold a good deal of weight. Mom left her bowling bag on it and there was at least 45 pounds of gear in it. With the slide and roll up feature it stores easily. Extremely sturdy.

I have an undermount sink that is double sided (one side considerably smaller than the other) along with my unusual shaped granite (to accommodate the sink). It was tough to find an attractive one that would accommodate my varying sized sink(s). This goes well with my brushed stainless steel appliances yet you can easily roll it up and hide it under the sink when you are entertaining. The side compartment is also handy for drying sponges & silverware. Was so thankful to find a nice looking drying rack to fit my odd shaped sink!

I recently moved to an apartment with a very small kitchen and sink. There's no room for my usual dish drainer set up. It has taken me a while to engineer how to have a functional kitchen sink and dish drainer at the same time without the bother of continual set up and removal. This roll up rack is great for that reason. The rubber edges grip my sink edge frame for easy roll-up and roll-out use, and the telescoping rods make it easy to fit.

The smaller cylinders do not stay in. Had to take them out entirely and plug large cylinders into both silicon end pieces. I laid it in my sink, which works. It would be better for a bigger sink top. I only have a small apartment double sink. When I have the time, I'll put silicon caulk in the grey end piece to hold the small cylinders in place.

I liked this roll-up drying rack at first. It fit my sink well, was convenient, and worked fine for everyday dish drying. Unfortunately, after only a few months of normal use, it started to rust. This was used exactly as intended, over a kitchen sink and exposed to water regularly. A dish rack should be able to handle moisture without corroding so quickly. Once the rust appeared, it became unsanitary and unusable. For the price, I expected better durability. I wouldn’t recommend this if you’re looking for something long-lasting or truly rust-resistant.

Love it, keep my sink looking neat while drying the dishes.

Works well for all sizes

This dishrack is exactly what I was looking for. Light, expandable and love that there is a removable cutlery tray. The shallow tray is a bonus. Love it.

I am a disabled senior, so in this case it is Very useful to me.

Looks good and works great