KESOL Smartly Compact Expandable Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack with Utensil Holder | 304 Stainless Steel Racks for Kitchen Counter, Space-Saving, Rustproof Drainer/Sink Organizer

Used for lining 2 differentsized sinks. Easy to install

I purchased this dish drying rack in 2020 and I still have it today (2026). It actually lasts! Heavy duty, daily use, expandable to fit over the sink or just on the counter. This product delivers and I would buy it again for myself and gift it to others. It's that good.

Just got this to fit into my new Kraus workstation sink, it's an excellent fit and looks good. It's perfect for my needs. Wanted to comment on the one video showing that this dish rack is magnetic, and therefore they thought it was not real stainless steel. I don't think that is accurate. First off, some stainless steel is magnetic, some isn't, so that is not a conclusive test. Also, this rack is only 'slightly to moderately' magnetic, it is obviously not as magnetic as a piece of steel or cast iron. I also tested some of my stainless cookware, and they are magnetic (including the lids, which are not clad). My cookware is old, and has never rusted. So, that magnet test doesn't tell you anything. You can buy this rack with confidence that it is well-made, and stainless, as described.

The dish rack itself seems sturdy and made out of quality material. It fits my little sink perfectly. However, the compartment for the cutlery arrived bent and disfigured (as in the photos), which was very disappointing. Clearly a faulty item was provided to me.

This product came highly rated from several 3rd party sites. It fits my sink perfectly and serves the purpose for which it was intended. However, it is not as sturdy as what I anticipated. Perhaps my unit got warped somehow during assembly/packing/shipping (box was intact at arrival), but it does not set level on my counter when the arms are extended to hold it suspended over the sink. It ends up resting on the metal arms versus the rubber bumpers on the arms. I ended up cutting the rubber bumpers in half and sliding them over the corners of the arms so the metal is not in direct contact with my new granite counter top. The unit still does not set level, but it is functional. Also, one of the arms starts closing by itself with minimal, normal use jostling. I have to be aware to keep re-extending it to prevent the whole unit from falling into the sink (hasn't happened yet). I may tinker with it some more to see if I can resolve that. I might buy this unit again, provided it doesn't rust, unless I were to find something sturdier. For buying sight unseen, it's fine. I hope to not need to purchase another in my lifetime.