Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack - Adjustable Dish Rack for Kitchen Counter, Metal (Black)

Absolutely! Here's a shorter version in English:---🧼 Over-the-Sink Dish Rack – BlackThis over-the-sink dish rack is a smart, space-saving solution for any kitchen. Made of sturdy black metal, it combines style and function beautifully. It features multiple compartments for plates, bowls, cups, utensils, cutting boards, and even soap or sponges.The vertical design keeps your countertop clear, and since it drains directly into the sink, it helps maintain a clean and dry workspace. Easy to assemble, solid in build, and ideal for small kitchens or anyone who values organization.⭐ Rating: 4.7/5 – Highly recommended for efficiency and style.---Let me know if you want a version for a product listing or social media!

It does the trick in my tiny apartment with no counter space. I like that it can hold the weight of heavier things and that each rack is placed on there wherever you decide to put it. By far the best purchase I have made. It dries as one would expect, especially if the items aren't stacked. The quality of the metal frame is alright, it has a slight tilt because one of the rubber feet was lifted off the counter. In my case it rests on my countertop aka cutting board so it actually is fine for me and very sturdy. I think for the price it is definitely worth a shot.

Love, love, love this! 304 stainless steel, sturdy, well-constructed, superlatively functional, beautiful, and doesn’t obscure my garden view! This is my 3rd purchase of an over the sink dish drying rack. This one took a few minutes to assemble, with my severely arthritic hands. The silver finish of the stainless steel doesn’t show the water spots that the black racks did. Also, when dust blows in from the ocean breezes or the Santa Ana winds, it can’t be easily seen on this rack, unlike on the black racks. It holds my largest Erie cast iron pan, my AllClad largest deep skillet and a glass lid, and the rack didn’t dip in the slightest, unlike my last 2 drying racks. Another huge plus is that it easily fits over my 16 inches H faucet, but it is overall only 20.5 inches H at its tallest point, the rear legs. My only wishes are that an extra utensil box be available to purchase by the manufacturer, and the rack include a drying rod for a kitchen towel. To be fair, no manufacturer yet offers the latter. The photo doesn’t show the knife rack part because I use my over the sink rolling rack instead to dry my washed knives, and it’s as well-made as the other rack parts.

The media could not be loaded. It all good and easy build, save tons of space for myself. But their utensil holder not really big enough. And if you put too heavy it will kind of tilt. And it not really tall enough, so when I hanging stuff I only can hang something small. Overall, I like this product. Perfect for small space !

The counter space in my kitchen is at a premium, so I bought this to give me a large rack area for drying dishes. I have been using it for over a year now and I haven't had any issues with it. It has remained solid. If you're looking for a drying rack solution, this may be for you. The only thing I noticed that might be a negative is the cup hanger. It tends to want to flip off of the side of the rack easily if you bump it; nothing a zip tie or two wouldn't fix.

everyone could use more counter space. even if the counter space by the sink is not a useful location (ours is in a corner), taking away the old dish rack is just aesthetically nice, de-clutters things. makes the areas feel less cramped. was a nice surprise.mainly we got this because we found bugs started hanging out in our old rack. the way most drying racks work, water drips. not nearly enough to wash away though. it just makes the area under the dishes damp. which is bad for bugs and mildew. not that this is puddle-proof, but putting wet dishes over the sink is a great solution.also putting it together was not awful. most stuff you have to build ends up slightly ruined trying to follow bad instructions. however, this was made in pieces (obviously for shipping), with some forethought. you almost can't build it wrong, so wasn't a prob tghat the instructions weren't perfect (pretty good though).another nice surprise was that once the frame is built, you can easily set up the bins in various configurations. needn't be like in the pic, and almost no effort required to rearrange as needed.they don't explain how to make the unit wider, but it's pretty clear from the design , if you need to do that. and then re-adjust if you move to a new place. it's not a permanent setting.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:A real space saver. The parts just slide together and then 12 very easy screws to tighten.Saves lots of space on my counter and the dishes drip directly into the sink. Excellent build quality, all metal.

I gambled on this thing, and won big. It allowed me to reclaim a third of the counter space in my tiny, annoying kitchen. Really a huge improvement. It's very stable, and even provides a place to hang some utensils, like the strainer I use to rinse rice, and the little scoop thing from the rice cooker.