Roll up Dish Drying Rack 17 inches x 13.5 inches, 304 Stainless Steel Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack, Foldable, Rollable and Easy to Store, Grey

I had an adjustable one to fit over the sink... it worked OK, but there was not much of a rim for the rack to sit on, so it would occasionally fall into the sink (this is in an RV, so has lots of motion) ... and it was a bit wobbly as well.This one is slightly larger than the depth of the sink, and not adjustable. I disassembled it and carefully cut the rods to exactly the size I needed (and lightly ground the end so they weren't sharp). In addition, I cut off the left part of the rack so it would exactly fit over the right sink. This turned out to be supper robust, and formed a snug fit that helped it stay put. It also holds more weight compared to an adjustable type.

I just moved into a new place with a large utility size sink that is set quite deep into the counter. While convenient in some ways, it can make washing dishes a bit of a pain due to needing to stoop quite bit. I purchased this as a means of lessening this need to stoop while doing dishes and other odd jobs, and it works perfectly. My sink is flush to the counter so it lays flat and it is very sturdy. I can use a medium sized wooden cutting block on it and it withstands the pressure of cutting (while allowing for easy clean up.) Great for washing dishes over the sink and letting them dry. It can hold a small dishpan with water in it. The plastic tips help hold it in place and it is easy to roll and unroll as needed. This is really one of the most practical and versatile purchases I've made in a while. One of the best purchases for my new place.

Wow!! Brilliant product! We wanted some kind of dish drainer that wouldn’t take up counter space and we could tuck away easily when not using it. It’s perfect!!! It rolls up easily and fairly compact and can fold horizontally onto itself if we need a smaller size. Oh! And you can actually cut it apart if you want it smaller.We have a double basin sink and we measured to make sure it was a good fit. It was!! But it would work just fine with a single basin, too. When the dishwasher is full, or if we have fragile dishes that cannot go into the dishwasher, we hand wash them and let them dry on this wrack. We also use it to stack dirty dishes waiting for a ride in the dishwasher. I’ve used it to deal with a stained towel or any other stained cloth, and lay it on top and pour boiling hot water on the stain. I also use it as a drying wrack for wax-coated cloth dish coverings that have to be hand washed and air dried. If it needs a good cleaning, roll it up and put it in the dishwasher (or wash by hand). This is so versatile you could use it in the laundry room or bathroom for hand-washing and air drying delicate clothing. Anyway, my point is that this product is so very useful and versatile. I plan to get a couple more for my laundry room.

Works pretty well for me. The size isnʻt exactly as described, but it did barely reach the two ends of my sink where it needed to. The rods aren’t as firm as I expected them to be, so they bend a bit when pressure is placed on them. Like for example, if I put a cutting board on it to cut something. I mainly got it to give me more prep space in my kitchen since I have very little counter space.

I recently purchased the Homexpect Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack, and it has been a valuable addition to my kitchen. This rack not only provides extra counter space but also serves multiple purposes, making it highly versatile. While I do have a few minor gripes, overall, it has proven to be a convenient and space-saving solution.One of the standout features of this dish drying rack is its ability to create additional workspace above the sink. I love the convenience it offers, not only for drying dishes but also for various other tasks such as filling water jars and pots. Now, there's no need to worry about spills, as any excess water flows directly into the sink. This has been a game-changer for me, as it helps keep my counter clutter-free and provides a cleaner look to my kitchen.However, I should note that my experience with cleaning the rack has been a bit more challenging due to the extremely hard water in my area. This hard water has caused oxidation on the edges of the rack, requiring regular cleaning to maintain its appearance. The cleaning process is time-consuming as I need to remove each of the small rods and scrub away the oxidation from both the top and bottom surfaces. Afterward, I have to ensure the rack is thoroughly dried before reattaching the rods. Although this maintenance routine can be tedious, I still appreciate the benefits the rack provides and consider it worth the extra effort.One thing to keep in mind before purchasing this rack is that it does sacrifice some dish drying space compared to a traditional dish rack. The design restricts the placement of dishes, preventing the option to position them sideways. This limitation can result in a slight decrease in overall drying capacity. However, considering the added convenience and aesthetic appeal the rack offers, I find this trade-off acceptable.