PUSDON Wall Mounted Dish Drying Rack, 3 Tier Stainless Steel Hanging Dish Drainer with Cutlery Holder, Drainboard and Hooks, Fruit Vegetable Kitchen Supplies Plates Bowls Cups Storage Shelf, Black

Purchased this for our small apartment to help save space for other items. Was fairly easy to install and holds many items. Looks great on our wall and the hooks provided holes more pots, pans, and utensils. It allows all of our dishes to air dry simply and then works as storage for them as well. No need to move them from place to place. Great find here on Amazon.

Es un excelente escurridor, para los que cocinamos poco, es excepcional. Tiene un buen material, resistente y funcional.Puedo varias el orden de los niveles y eso me gusta, tiene un nivel pra vasos, platos y otro para varios. Viene con sus bandejas así que no se riega el agua que escurre.Me encanta!

Muy buena

Pro: My kitchen is tiny, & this helps.Con: The finish scratches easily, & the spot welds are small.

I have mine attached to the wall right above my sink. It's a snug space for me. I use just 2 shelves there. I put some bigger hooks on it and I hang all kinds of things to dry. I also took the utensil drainer from my old one and put it on the front. It holds a surprising amount of dishes if your good with stacking.

Sent with the wrong pieces. The frames only had two right sides.

This is not a very useful 3 shelf wrack, the hight of the unit doesn't not accommodate the use of all three shelves. The drip trays are actually in the way, and prevent you from putting dishes into wrack below so they just got tossed aside. The rails for the drip trays also caus issue so there os always one dish you struggle to get in the wracking. They literally just added a third shelf to a kit meant for 2... just not the best value.

After looking through what seemed like hundreds of different types of dish racks and looking at my condenses kitchen sink space, I finally stumbled across this one that mounts to the wall. Freeing up counter space was exactly what I needed and now, I feel like my kitchen looks closer to one that might be featured in Apartment Therapy. Instead of mounting it to a wall, we mounted it to a cabinet door and it is working very well in that space. I will never go back to a countertop dish rack. If this one wears out before I move again, I will be purchasing another one.