iDesign Forma Lupe Stainless Steel Metal Sink Dish Drainer Plastic Tray Kitchen Drying Rack For Glasses, Silverware, Bowls, Plates, 13.3" x 17.5" x 5.2", Bronze

This is a nice size right next to our kitchen sink. I don’t have many dishes to put inside. I use a few coffee cups, spoons and probably a bowl. We always load our dishwasher after every meal. If you are looking for a rack after feeding a family of four, this would probably be too small. It’s nice and made good. The color works great in our kitchen.

I was looking for a dish rack in the brown family and this suit our needs perfectly. Cleaning is a little extra work since it does not drain into the sink. After emptying the rack, I dump this upside down to get rid of standing water so it does not get gross.

it works, fits my drain rack and the clear looks nice and minimalist on my counter. bit of a drag that my dish rack slips off easily, despite having feet anti skid plastic. im going to brainstorm on how to make it nonskid, (perhaps a small line of hot glue where the feet rest or some stickum) to prevent it from tipping over cuz i cant take the dish rack crashing into the sink again.

We do a lot of cooking. I use this on the side of my sink to protect the granite. I can rest veggies or wet dishes on it without getting the granite constantly wet. I like the clear color because it goes with everything. It's sturdy and has the perfect shape so that water easily drains. This is good for sinks that are laid above the counter top or under the counter top.

I was surprised to find out that this thing doesn't have holes in the tray for the water to drain into the sink. The description isn't very clear about that! I solved the problem by drilling my own holes in the tray next to the cutlery box and a few inside the bottom of the cutlery box, now it works just fine the way I want it!UPDATE:this drain rack is the worst drain rack I ever purchased!! Not only does it not have any drain holes, it also doesn't hold diches ot r pot and pans very well!! The open corners cause the dishes and pat and pans to fall out the side!! I don't know who designed tis rack, but whoever did probably never washed dishes in his/her entire life, much less use a drying rack!! I

I bought this dish drying rack because (A) it was the right size for my space available, (B) it is stainless steel, and (C) because I just like the way it looks. Unfortunately it has severe design flaws. I don't think the people who designed this ever tried it out before putting it into production.(1) The rack is not closed at the corners as you can see in the first picture. This means dishes can roll out as you see in the upper right corner where I positioned one dish to illustrate my point. Putting a dish there to illustrate the problem is one thing, to have a dish roll out and smash on the floor while you are doing the dishes is another thing. To get around this I put a large glass plate I seldom use on the far end, and I just have to be careful how I stack dishes on the near end.(2) The dish rack sits on a very pretty brown plastic tray. You would think that this would drain to the sink but, no, any water which gets in there just sits until you spill it out or it overflows. The utensil holder is part of the tray and drains onto the tray. If there is a puddle on the tray then the lower end of your knives, forks, spoons, etc, sits in the puddle and does not dry. To get around this I drilled a series of holes along the downslope edge of the tray for the water to drain out and placed the whole thing on a sloping drainer so the water does drip into the sink. You can see a couple of the holes I drilled in the second photo. I also drilled holes in the bottom of each utensil holder compartment to make sure water drains out of those compartments.(3) The tray has little feet which barely lift the bottom of the tray off of the sloped surface of the drainer. They are so close together that some of the water gets in there and sticks due to capillary action, so I had to improvise little feet to raise the tray just a bit to prevent the capillary action from happening, allowing everything to drain and dry. I also drilled holes in the top of the tray's feet for the water to drain out of there too.In short I actually like this dish drying rack but then again I am an engineer by trade and like improving things. Most people won't want to do such things tho so think carefully before buying this dish drying rack.

I have tried and have had quite a few dish drains and this one by far the best! It holds a good amount of dishes, glasses, etc, and the water flows off it cleanly and almost completely. I purchased the gray and it looks great! Well made and solid. Recommend this highly!!

It’s a little smaller than I’m used to, but it fits well on my countertop and I have adjusted. My favorite feature is being able to hang cups and glasses on the side. A lot of racks don’t have that feature and this was a plus on my decision to purchase. Also, I have hard water which leaves lime stains, but those are very easy to clean off on this product. Would recommend.

Funciona perfeitamente bem como escorredor auxiliar, especialmente para copos. É discreto e resistente.

El producto es tal cual la descripción y esta super lindo, el único detalle es que si tienes muchos trastes que lavar o así igual sentirás que es pequeño pero para una casa con pocos trastes que lavar esta perfecto.

Exactly what I was looking for, easy to clean and store , very sturdy, good quality

Was confused. Seem to be just what I wanted, yet reviews about detachable drip tray and no drainage holes had me doubting. I noticed they were old reviews, and the product was an "Amazon choice". So I ordered it anyway. Glad I did. Tray does detach and cutlery holder DOES have holes (as shown). Tray is both smaller, and more attractive than what I had. Absolutely delighted!

Passt perfekt in die Küche. Dadurch dass es durchsichtig ist wirkt die Küchenplatte immer noch groß. Geschirr passt auch perfekt um ab zu tropfen