PolderAdvantage 3-Piece Stainless Steel Dish Rack, Kitchen Organization and Storage, Dish Drying Rack for Kitchen Counter, 20.3" x 13.8" x 6.3"

It is the color and size that fits perfectly near my sink.It seems sturdy and it is rust resistance,love the expansive utility bin.

I had one similar to this about 4 years ago. Got rid of it because I thought I found a better one. I was wrong. 3 drains later, I went ahead and got a new one. Very room and I like the way the bottom drains.

I previously owned a Polder with drainage spout. Like the product. This one does not have a drainage spout. My suggestion is for the manufacturer to make the angle of the base board to sit a little more steeper so the water will drain off better into the sink. Good size and good clean look.

This dish drain doesn't drain! The water puddles on the try, & the tray is smaller than the dish drain so water goes on the counter.

I like the product because it is well made. Easy to clean and sturdy. This is my second purchase of the brand.

It's not the same quality as the first I bought

Sometimes simple is better. Clear plastic drip control (which mostly works) and stainless wire construction (which hasn't rusted after 4 months so far) and a fair price. The look is simple and easy. The open construction is the most flexible arrangement and is dead simple to deploy and use. So far, this is the my favorite dish drying rack ever. I'm quite happy with it.

This is a sturdy rack, but it has some problems. The first problem is that it absolutely doesn't drain. No, it's not my counter, it's the design of the rack. I even took the plastic feet off the sink end. I still have to tip it up after doing dishes to get the water to drain - otherwise it just sits there. And, of course, when I do that something always falls over. The second problem is that the plate slots are very wide, so anything smaller than a dinner plate will fall through and end up resting on the tray underneath. So saucers, salad plates, and pot lids go right through. The third problem is the overly big silverware bins, Unless you're washing silverware for 30 guests, everything just falls over. It would work better if the bins were smaller and taller.Yes, it gets it done, but for almost $40 I expected more.Edit after 16 months: It now is completely rusted out. Didn't even last 2 years. I definitely expected more.