KitchenAidLarge Capacity Full Size Rust Resistant Dish Rack with Angled Drain Board and Removable Flatware Caddy, Light Grey

I recently purchased the KitchenAid stainless steel dish rack, and I am absolutely delighted with it! Its design combines stainless steel with gray accents, giving it an elegant look that perfectly complements my kitchen’s aesthetic.The dish rack’s grid is coated with a gray material, which seems to be a durable paint or protective layer that prevents rusting. This feature is particularly valuable to me because my previous dish racks often rusted over time, leaving me worried about placing clean dishes on them.The compact shape of this dish rack makes it ideal for any countertop space without taking up too much room. Despite its size, it can hold up to 9 plates and 5 cups, which is more than enough for my daily needs.The price, $59.99, is fair, and I believe it’s worth every penny given its functional design and high-quality materials. Additionally, it features an angled drainboard that directs excess water into the sink, keeping the countertop dry and tidy. The removable cutlery holder with three compartments is another practical touch that keeps utensils organized.In summary, I highly recommend the KitchenAid stainless steel dish rack for its elegant design, functionality, and durability. It’s a worthwhile investment that enhances both the aesthetics and practicality of any kitchen.

We have a very busy, 7 person household, so that means a lot of dishes, pots, pans, plates and utensils. We use it everyday and it holds a lot of dishes. We use a lot of large pots and pans, and it holds them well. It’s sturdy and easy to clean. Also, it’s not ugly to look at so it fits right in with my appliances. I have told all of my friends and family how much I love this rack because I’m a super picky person and this thing has done nothing but impress me. I highly recommend this rack. It drains water very well. We have hard water, but it’s super easy to clean it regularly. It has slip resistant “feet” which I appreciate and it’s easy to assemble.

This dish drain does not hold water. The tray is easy to clean. It is sturdy. Looks great. Is easily ready to use. There is enough room for a large capacity of dishes and flatware.

The media could not be loaded. Pros:It’s a nice size. It fits my large plates, and mostly everything else. Will look great in an all stainless steel kitchen. Came very quickly. Got it at a reduced price used- but in good condition. Functional. Keeps our countertop organized when we hand wash dishes. No issues with the mat underneath getting wet.Cons:The cup/glass hooks at the side needed more space between them. Currently I can’t fit more than about 4 normal sized cups/mugs or glasses on there because you have to skip every other hook or things simply will not fit. The space between the holders is way too tight. For such a good sized drink rack it’s a waste not to utilize all the hooks.So one star off for that reason.

Solid and large dish drainer, purchased a stone drying mat for under it and that elevated the look of my kitchen and function of it. I would 100% purchase this again, its solid easy to assemble and use and looks good. It is larger than your average but works great for pots and pans and larger items.

A good dish rack is one that is spacious enough, provides the proper grooves and slots to hold your dishes apart as they dry, is solid steel construction to provide the framework needed to hold said dishes, keeps the water flow aimed toward the sink drain, is itself easy to clean, and does not look like an eyesore. This dish rack naturally does all of that with the exception of maintaining the water flow toward the drain. I had to position the rubberized plastic drip tray at a steeper angle towards the sink by positioning the legs closest to the sink above the tray to get the water from collecting in the tray. The utensil cup slotted separator lid is a nice addition, but it does slide around a lot because it is held in too loosely. It is annoying that all the forks, spoons, and knives fall out all together if the one you are pulling out gets caught on the slot. Other than those hiccups, is the price point. It should not cost an arm and a leg to have a dish rack. Automatic dish washers are expected to be expensive, not a dish racks. I hope the price of Kitchenaid products in general fall. The premium brand name mark- up based on prestige alone is a big turnoff for me. Overall, the deal I got on Amazon’s Black Friday deals were decent enough for me to purchase since I was using an old rusty framed dish rack for years and needed something safer and nicer looking.

I was using a one piece Rubbermaid dish rack before and couldn’t stand that I couldn’t clean under the rack, the water wouldn’t drain so it just got so dirty and gross. I wanted something that wouldn’t do that and I could clean easier so I searched for hours. I’m glad I found this dish rack because it drains well with my sink, not perfectly but the drain board is very easy to slide out and clean if needed. I saw reviews saying that the drain board moves easily and the plates don’t sit up right. So far, I haven’t had an issue with the board moving but I can see how it could happen. Most of my dishes don’t seem to touch it though. It’s also very easy to fix if you notice it move, it just rests on the feet of the rack. My plates do sit a little awkwardly which is probably my only complaint so far but I just tilt them so they can rest properly enough to be stable. As you can see in my picture, I was able to fit a lot of dishes to dry. I have a very small section between my stove and sink that I keep the rack so I couldn’t get anything too large. This one is small enough to fit but is big enough to fit a good amount of dishes. If you want to get an affordable dish rack, this is a great option. My rubbermaid was cheap but I also had to replace it often. In the end, it’s worth it to spend a little more money to buy something that won’t have to be replaced as often. I don’t know how long this one will last since I’ve only had it for a few weeks or so but I definitely see it lasting much longer than the Rubbermaid. I recommend buying this one, it’s not perfect but nothings perfect. I believe it works well enough and looks nice, it’s a good affordable dish rack worth trying.