Mainstays Expandable Kitchen Dish Drying Rack with Utensil Holder, Countertop Dish Drainer Rack for Plates, Cups and Kitchen Sink Organization, White

Have a small galley kitchen, I move one of the extensions just a little bit and it sits securely over my dishpan. When there is more than a couple of dishes I move it to the counter on a mat. My bowls and plates fit well in this dish drain and plenty of room for the silverware. The glasses and mugs fit on the outside of the dish drain. Easy to keep clean.

It was time to replace my old dish rack as the water stains had gotten pretty bad. I wanted to try something new and this fits in my sink perfectly and also fits over i just prefer having it in the sink for a more open look. comes assembled all you have to do is place it in/over sink and start washing dishes. i love the spots for knives and it holds a nice amount of dishes for the size. very pleased would definitely buy again. i also like the white so the water stains wont be so visable.

This dish drying rack is so versatile. It will sit in the sink nicely. But I enjoy having the rack rest on the sink. The dishes air dry quickly. Three friends joined me for dinner this week and this rack worked like a champion. Two friends are purchasing the same rack.

This works perfect as my new apartment kitchen has a small double sink so I expand it and place it on one side. It's easy to use, sturdy enough to hold around 5-8 small to medium ceramic plates and bowls plus silverware, more if carefully stacked. It doesn't have a draining mat underneath so I've only used it directly over the sink (I have yet to find a dish drying mat small enough to put under it on the counter beside the sink). It's compact and doesn't look obtrusive in my little kitchen. I love the spaces for knives and a cutting board. Great product.

it's a perfect sit in sink dish drying rack. it can also go over but i wanted one to sit in and this is beyond what I was hoping to find. can not beat it for the price! very nice, sturdy plastic, open design do is easy to keep clean. really like the slots for sharp knives. it's not large enough for large plates or pots, but i mostly use 8" cookware and dishes or smaller. this thing is really well designed for a small space kitchen for one or two adults dishes. it's kind of ridiculous how much this item has made my doing dishes time so much more pleasant, lol but I'm extremely happy with it. thank you mainstay for excellent design. quality and affordability.

Because of the construction of my sink and granite countertop, I probably won't be able to use it over the sink. Thats disappointing, but I can still use it in the traditional way. If there was rubber or something like that on the arms, it might hold it in place better. The retractable arms arm just 'free-moving' and won't stay in place well. I may be able to rig something up but just be aware.

I am thrilled with this drying rack! I have a small custom sick that a regular small rack would not work for. This one is just a fraction smaller and fits in the sink perfectly, or I love that you can use the pull out adjustable arms and place over the sink. I also love the built in knife holder slots which holds the knife points in place and safe. I have never seen that feature in a dish drying rack before… well done!

I had been looking for a drying rack that fits in the sink just for the coffee carafe and a few dishes when I saw this. It is designed for small spaces while still being sturdy. This opened up my counters. I love this drainer.

My only complaint is that the divider in the utensil holder is not tall enough to keep the utensils from falling over flat. If it was just a couple of inches taller then there would be two separate utensil spaces that each keep the utensils standing upwards.

The arms are conveniently easy to pull out on both sides of the bottomof the rack. It fits over my doible sink, but will not fit a large sink. I wish they had some sort of rubber grabbers on the bottom of the arm because they fall into the sink very easily, if bumped while I am washing dishes and crash into the sink. arms could be just a tad lonfer with rubber matting or something on the srms ti grab the sink edges.