Dish Drying Rack | Stainless Steel, 22" x 12" x 6"

I literally waited for several years to find a dish rack that looked nice and was functional. The full circle rack looks fantastic and is built very well, Solid build quality, design and utility.I will buy another one for my mom.. Definitely recommended 👍🏼

We don’t have a dishwasher where we currently live, and this is something I have always been used to in the past. That means that dishwashing comes as quite the chore, and one that I’m just not usually super excited to tackle. What makes it even more frustrating is, not having plenty of room to dry the dishes once they’ve been washed. That’s why I decided to give this dish drying rack a try because it’s much larger than our old one. It works great in terms of size, but it does seem to drip water relatively easily because it’s so flat, but I keep it aimed towards the sink so the water will mostly drain down in it. Overall it’s been a good upgrade, but I do wish that it had higher sides or something to prevent water from leaking in the first place. It’s good for plates moreso than it is for cups, but not a bad dish drying rack nonetheless. I would purchase again for the size alone and I think it would work much better if paired with a quick drying mat of some sort. I thought about ordering one of those fancy diatomaceous earth mats to lay under it, and if you have one of those I definitely recommend this spacious rack to use in combination to help dry lots of dishes quickly.

This is a nice dish drying rack that sits along side our sink for handwashing dishes. We have it laying vertically next to our sink, so the drain on the mat doesn't actually drain into the sink, but it hasn't been an issue. It's larger than I expected, but also nice and sturdy and looks good next to the sink vs. some of the cheaper versions I've seen. There is room for plates, silverware, bottles, etc. It does what it's supposed to do!

This is a fairly unique looking dish rack and looks really modern and nice. It’s a little larger than my previous dish rack, which is nice because it holds so many dishes. I love how easy the drip tray underneath pulls out and slides back in, its super easy to clean and replace. This is basically a normal dish rack but it’s very thoughtfully designed and well put together. As dish racks go, this is definitely a very pricy one but I think the features make it worth the price.

This is a different style of dish drainer. First, the size and shape is different. A typical drainer is generally 12.5” x 16”; this one is 12.5” x 22.” You will want to take that into consideration if your kitchen counter space is limited. The long end (21”+) will fit the width of your counter, but the drain spout requires it to go lengthwise on the counter. It does allow for a little more space in front of the drainer. It is an “open” type design, as shown in the pictures opposed to the typical ‘boxed in’ design.So far, I am liking the different layout. It seems to allow more space for pots, frying pans, and big bowls. Glasses and cups simply turn upside down to drain, allowing for more of them within the drainer. Plates and bowls stand up nicely.I honestly cannot make an argument for this drainer being Better, just Different. I like it and will continue to use it. Time will tell.