STERILITE 2-Piece Large Sink Set Dish Rack Drainer, White (18 L x 13 3/4" W x 5 1/2" H), 3/4" L x 3/4" W x

I love this dish rack, it is the only one I will use. I am so glad that they are still making the same one. They are very durable... they last years, even with constant use! I think this is the 3rd one I've purchased in probably more than10 years or so. I buy new ones every so often just to have a fresh one. Occasionally one of the plastic bars (that hold the dishes) will break, but it takes a long while before it does that.I don't use my dishwasher so this gets a lot of use! This is one case where I do like that it's plastic. I find that the metal ones always rust. But the main reason I like it is because it is larger than many of the other ones I've found. I find that there's plenty of room for utensils & a lot of space to pile up the dishes before I dry them.It is easy to clean. I try to tip it over when I'm done to drain the excess water & dry it a bit before storing it. I have a tiny kitchen but there's enough room for it next to my sink & it's also lightweight so I store it on top of my fridge. It's perfect for my use ... I will keep buying it as long as as they keep making it.5 stars, highly recommend!

This is a replacement for my 7 years old one. Best (largest) dish drainer I've ever had. Good functional layout for dishes, pots & pans.

Okay. It's sturdy... at first. It's nice and smooth... at first. It works, BUT it don't last in the durability department. I'm glad that Amazon had this on hand because I last found it at Wal-Mart years ago. Needless to say, it changes after a while... like a significant other... mostly, for the worst. So I dare not rate the new item based on it's glamor. I have foresight and know exactly what's going to happen to my new, white, shiny kitchen decoration... it will be defiled by hard water... and pink gunk will gather at the bottom and make it difficult to clean. Hold on, hold on, hold on... 4 stars I've bestoweth upon it. I've had this (old one) for quite a few years. Not sure if I'm willing to switch to a metal one yet... in my mind, they're a bit 'cold' if you will, but the plastic shouldn't gather bacteria or other foolishness. Mind you, the 'yellow' one in the images above has been cleaned, but after a while, you couldn't even pressure wash the stains off. Seriously. Either way, I was glad when I received it. The label is 'the same', measurements are the same, of course old unreliable-reliable is missing a few brackets, but I managed. So. For anyone in the market, best consider getting two, because the first one WILL change on you. You've been warned. Be careful who or what you fall in love with... it will not be the same forever. (=Hope this helps you. I take my reviews seriously with a dash of humor because I believe someone can and will benefit from honesty. Always great to have pictures prove my point(s). Enjoy! (=

I've used this exact dishrack in the past and bought a two tier metal one from here and I gotta say this Sterilite Dishrack is waay better. It's large and easy to clean with soap and vinegar (hard water build up) and bleach for disinfecting. The black metal one we just had corroded, rusted, and the hard water build up was so hard to scrub off. And the tray to catch the water started to leak where the spout aimed into the sink was attached to. What a mess! We have a dishwasher but I can't put all my pots and pans to clean inside. So I NEED this for my hand wash only items.

I've been looking for this particular drainer in our local stores, especially this particular size....was excited to find this! The quality is perfect & price acceptable.

This dish rack replaced a very similar Sterilite one I've had for a few years, and it does the job, sort of. First of all, it's slightly smaller than in the past, in all dimensions. The utensil compartment is lower on one side, so things tend to fall out of it. And most important, it doesn't drain. The back end of the tray isn't significantly higher than the front/drain end, so the water doesn't flow out. I put chair leg caps on the back legs to raise it up a bit. Additionally, the tray is thinner plastic and has a dip in the center of it where water pools, even when I've propped up the back end (see photo). All in all, I'm disappointed. Sterilite used to be a dependable brand. I guess it has succumbed to excessive cost cutting. Sigh.

Very sturdy and works well, I like how the drain pan snaps to the dish holder

About the worst excuse for a dish drainer. The base sags in the middle, leaving a puddle that doesn't drain. The silverware holder is so shallow in height that unless you angle your items just right, they fall out. The plate holder slots are too narrow. I'm struggling to find a positive but can't. I'm tossing mine out.