Better Chef16-inch H Dish Rack, Chrome-Plated (93575780M)

This is a very simple, sturdy little drying rack. I just moved into an apartment and needed something low enough to fit under the cabinet, but two-tiered to avoid having too large of a footprint.Quality: 4/5 It's a pretty inexpensive product, but it is higher quality than the price would suggest. Assembly was incredibly easy, though there were no instructions. Basically, the racks have threaded bolts built in, and the frame pieces have holes. Put the bolts through the holes (for structural integrity, it's a very tight fit, and you may need to work it through a bit) and cover the bolts with the twist-on bolt covers provided. I suggest affixing both racks to one frame piece, then affixing the second frame piece to all of it. I assembled by putting both frames on the bottom rack, then trying to slide the top rack in, which resulted in a slight scratch on the finish as I scraped the threads across the metal. Not too much damage, but also not the brightest way to assemble.Function: 5/5 It's a wire rack. You put wet things on the rack, and the water falls through. Pretty standard. However, the two hanging baskets are a nice addition. The bottom of the flatware basket is perforated plastic, so water drains without items falling through. I have not used the hanging cup rack, as it doesn't fit where it is positioned on my counter. However, I believe this would also be a sturdy option for short cups or mugs with handles. I wasn't a big fan of the plastic drip tray, as it seems like a good place for bacteria to collect, so I purchased this dish drying pad: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008VD7VAA/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1 I have the plastic drip tray tucked behind the unit, and this mat is large enough to extend the full length of the drying rack, while also coming out several inches. Together, they give me a good dripping space for cups, plates, and flatware, and a good-sized flat drying space for pans and other larger items. Perfect for limited counter space!Wrench: 1/5 This comes with a "wrench" for assembly, which is actually a piece of stamped metal that isn't quite small enough to fit onto the bolt covers. The unit isn't very sturdy if you just take it to finger-tight, so I would strongly suggest grabbing a wrench that will actually work. Mine stripped itself to the point of being utterly useless within the first three bolts.

I have probably had at least 5 different dish racks, and I'm always trying to find a better one. The reason I got rid of my most recent dish rack was because mold was growing on the bottom of it, and it was an absolute pain to clean. I couldn't understand why I kept going to so much effort to clean the dish rack, just to put clean dishes on it. It was too much effort. My friend has this same dish rack, so I assumed I should go ahead and buy it.First of all, it's exactly like what it looks like in the pictures. I really like the design, it's sleek and modern without being too much, as it's just a dish rack after all. It's nice because the top rack is designed so that you can put individual plates/lids in each slot, so it actually ends up being able to hold quite a bit of dishes. The bottom shelf is just a plain, flat wire rack, so that you can put bigger things to dry on it, such as pots and pans. Lastly, on one side there is a container where you can put utensils. This is convenient because it's much more organized than just throwing your utensils in and having to go through them later. On the other side is a place where you can put 6 cups in.My only complaints for this product are: It's not super sturdy. However, this is expected considering the price, which is why I still gave it a 5 star review. It's mostly the section where you can put cups on, I find that you really have to balance them out well otherwise the cups can easily fall. My second complaint is that it doesn't hold as much dishes as I would personally like, as it's hard to fit big pots and pans. However, once again I could have opted to get a larger size.The best part of this product, however, is the plastic tray on the bottom that is designed to catch water. It's so easy to take out, dump in the sink, and clean if you need to (however it doesn't accumulate much mold, like other dish racks I've had in the past). This is really important to me as I think mold can be a serious health hazard, but this dish rack is so easy to clean you WON'T have that problem. Overall, if you're looking for a cheap and easy to clean dish rack, this is a great option and I'd highly recommend it.

We have had this for several months now. I upped my rating.1. Assembly requires tightening 8 bolts - and it comes with its own little wrench. Nice touch. Very easy assembly.2. Has its own little plastic drip-pan which slides into a slot under the bottom shelf. Another nice touch. As there is no drain from it, I guess it depends on evaporation rates - but I haven't had problems withh water accumulation.3. The silverware holder has a plastic bottome (with lots of little holes) so that it won't dull the knife points.4. It has little, moveable, plastic feet for stability.5. It is sturdy.6. I keep a folded dish towel along the top rack to protect the edges of cases and dushes.7. There is a 2 tiered rack for the 2nd side for long implements - ladles or grilling tools.One caveat: I have already found that it won't be good for tall vases. There is nothing to lean them against for stability. Also, if they have a wide top, they may fit in the dish area on top because the space in the middle may be too narrow.

Hasta ahorita todo bien. Tamaño perfecto para una tarja normal. Leí algunos comentarios en los que dice que se oxida muy pronto. Ya lo tengo desde hace más de un mes y todo sigue en buen estado. Le cabe muchos trastes.

I really like this one so far! There's plenty of spacing for things and the set up was fairly straightforwards (no instructions but can look at the box) It's decent size, be warned that it's relatively tall. But it looks very clean and professional and I really like it. I have only used it for a day or so, but so far it's much better than the last one I got.I'm rating the sturdiness at 4 because the bolts don't tighten as much as you might want and I have some concerns about the sturdiness of the cup part on the side. (also it's very hard to get water out of the silverware part, but I'll cross that bridge later)Overall though as of Feb. 11 I'm very pleased with it!

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This is not the most sturdy dish rack, but it works. It holds my plates, which are quite heavy and I think it’s way nicer looking than a plastic dish rack.The cutlery holder works well, but the cup rack is a little useless as it needs to be loaded evenly or it falls off.The drip tray at the bottom is nice as you don’t have to worry about having it drain into the sink.

Muy bonito aunque sobrepasa las medusas de la base con los ganchos para vasos y cubiertos