Expandable Dish Drying Rack with Dividers Countertop

I was so happy with mine that I ordered a second one for my parents' house. My mom loves that she can stash it in the cabinet and keep the counter open. It's easy to adjust with no tools, and the non-slip feet are a nice touch. Works perfectly in their standard cabinet.

The rack is sturdy overall, but when it's fully expanded to 58 cm, it has a slight flex in the middle if I load it unevenly. I just center the heavy plates and it's fine. The dividers are great, and the drip tray works well. Good value for the money.

My kitchen has these weird narrow upper cabinets that are useless for storage. I measured and this rack fit perfectly at the shortest setting. It holds my everyday plates and a few mugs, and the cutting board slot is handy. The assembly took less than a minute.

I've had this for two months now, and it still looks brand new. The drip tray pops out in one second, so I rinse it in the sink every few days. The black coating hasn't scratched or rusted, even with constant wet dishes. My counter finally stays dry.

With 13 dividers, I can dry a whole dinner party's worth of plates and bowls. The rack fits in my base cabinet nicely. The only thing is the 58.5 cm max width—I have a wider cabinet, so there's a gap on the side, but it still holds fine. Solid for the price.

I'm renting and wasn't allowed to hang anything on the walls, so counters were my only option. This rack solved the whole problem—I just keep it in the cabinet and pull it out when I need it. It's lightweight but strong, and the non-slip pads keep it from sliding. No damage to the cabinet floor.

I like that it doesn't sag, but the dividers are a little stiff to snap into place. It takes some elbow grease to move them if you need to adjust for a large pot lid. Once they're in, they stay put, which is good. The rack does what it says, just not the easiest to reconfigure.

I got the ivory white and it matches my cabinets perfectly—looks almost built-in. The powder coating is smooth and hasn't chipped, even after daily use for a month. The rack is stable and the dividers hold my plates at a good angle so they dry fast. Very happy.

I do big cooks on Sunday and always have three cutting boards plus a ton of lids to dry. This rack fits them all without taking over my counter. I set it up in about two minutes, and the one-piece rail means it doesn't separate under weight. My old plastic rack bowed, this one doesn't.

This rack fits my cabinet perfectly and holds a surprising amount of dishes. The only downside is the drip tray is pretty shallow—if I load wet plates right away, water can get on the cabinet floor. I just shake off the plates first, and it's fine. The dividers are solid and don't shift.

I bought one for the kitchen and liked it so much I got another for our RV. It fits the narrow cabinet there without any issue. The black color looks sharp, and the dividers hold everything from small saucers to big dinner plates. No wobble, even on the road.

The rack is decent, but the 18 cm height is a little short for my cereal bowls—they stick up. It's fine for plates and flat stuff, but I wish it was taller. The drip tray works well and the color matches my cabinet, but I have to air-dry some bowls on the counter anyway.

Took me maybe five minutes to expand it and set it in place. I loaded it with heavy stoneware plates and it didn't bow in the middle. The dividers stay locked in the rail, which is better than my old rack that kept popping. Holds my cutting boards and lids too, up to 28 cm like it says.

I was skeptical about an in-cabinet rack, but this thing is great. I put it in the cabinet above my dishwasher and it holds a full load of plates and bowls. The non-slip pads actually work—I don't have to chase the rack around when I grab a dish. It's been three weeks and no rust or sagging.

I didn't measure my cabinet floor before ordering and it was too narrow by about an inch. I had to return it and get the shorter version, which fit fine. The rack itself is sturdy and the dividers don't move, but just be sure to check your space first. The one-piece rail is a nice touch.

My counter is tiny and I was always tripping over a clunky drying rack. This one tucks right into the cabinet under my sink, and it expands to fit perfectly. I measured first and it was easy to adjust. The drip tray catches everything, so no more water spots on my cheap laminate.