Kitchen Details Infinity Link Dish Rack With Cutlery Holder, Rust Finish

I like this dish rack. It is roomy and blends in with my Baltic Brown countertops. The plastic utensil basket looks cheap, however. A plastic dish drainer is included, but I am not using it because it also looks cheap.

It seems a touch on the sick side to wax ecstatic over a dish drainer, but I must say that this one is beautiful as well as sturdy. I am old and cranky about the decline in quality of so many products today; however I was pleasantly surprised with this purchase. I must also confess that I refuse to have a dishwasher and enjoy washing dishes. It is my time to be alone...and I look forward to gazing upon my new drainer which matches my bronze faucets and complements my kitchen full of antiques!

It's pricey but if kitchen aesthetic matters to you, then it's worth it because this is the only bronze-finish dish rack I've seen available. It has hooks/pegs on the side to secure glasses and mugs. A modification I'd recommend (as mentioned in other reviews) is the plastic drip tray could be better replaced with a large dish drying mat. The tray that came with the dish rack does the job, but the water doesn't drain so you physically have to remove it and pour the water out if you can't rely on evaporation alone. Also, the tray is so small that the utensil holder has to go inside the rack for it drip into the tray, this takes up space in the rack that you could otherwise use for more dishes. You definitely don't get what you pay for with this item in terms of function, but in this case, it's a matter of style and decor. Bottom line, the rack itself is great, and would be work best with a dish drying mat.

I LOVE THIS! Because we hand wash all of our dishes I wanted a nice looking dish rack that could stay out on my counter. The finish matches the other oil rubbed bronze I have and finishes my sink nicely. It’s sturdy and well made. I like that it’s metal and not plastic like so many other cheaper looking racks.

I just received my third Kitchen Details Infinity Link Dish Rack in bronze/dk.brown finish for my kitchen.What I LIKE about it is; the traditional styling, that It's larger than most at 18"x14", the drainer basket can be moved, very sturdy, very attractive, relatively inexpensive, and works great with the design of my kitchen sink area...BUT... it will only last about 1 yr. before it starts to rust, and by the 1 1/2 half mark, it is REALLY rusted, though it still works well for a while longer. I'm use to dish drainers lasting years, so this one is a major disappointment.I KEEP BUYING it for all the reasons stated above, and that I can't find any other that fits the criteria that I want...

So hard to find a dish drain that's built well with glass holders on both sides.. I got a clear drainboard for underneath from bed bath & beyond and I ordered a clear utensil holder https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000Y7ZV8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 because the one that comes with it does not have tall separators to hold up the utensils. I also sprayed my dish drain with flex seal clear spray so it doesn't rust.

As many other customers noted, this dish rack arrived damaged. The cutlery holder was cracked at the top but still was able to hang on the rack. I kept it since our dishwasher was broken and we were in a bind. I then went to hang a cup on one of the side racks and it broke off. Do not purchase this. It is a very attractive dish rack; however it is poorly made and not durable.

Looking for something “not plasic” and not stainless. This matches my kitchen decor so well. The mat is plastic, but blends well. Seriously....friends compliment me on my dish rack now!! Pretty, and not so huge it takes up so much space. As much as a person can, I love this dish rack!