AhyuanRoll Up Dish Drying Rack Multipurpose Kitchen Dish Rack Roll Over The Sink Dish Drying Rack Portable Rolling Dish Drainer for Kitchen Sink RV Accessories (Black, 17.7''X13.8'')

It's easier to use than I thought. I like that I can roll it up and store.

We purchased the 16.2" W x 17.7" L roll-up dish drying rack for use over the right basin of our twin-basin kitchen sink to help combat the never-ending stream of bowls, cups and bibs that accompany having a 3-year-old and 1-year-old in the house. The combination of our dishwasher and previous counter-top dish drainer simply couldn't hold it all.We have stainless steel appliances with black accents, and were attracted to this rack because it appeared to match this color scheme quite well. I'm pleased to say that the appearance leaves nothing to be desired, and does nothing but increase the appearance of our sink area.Our sink is a drop-in unit possessing raised edges, as opposed to an undermount style. Because of this, I did a fair amount of research in an attempt to identify a roll-up dish drainer sized such that it could be positioned so the silicone end caps would contact the sink lip to avoid slipping. For sake of reference, the interior of our sink measures 13.5" W x 13.5" L, and the raised lip dictated a drainer measuring 16-17" W x 16.25" L. We purchased this rack because the width was perfect. I planned to simply cut down the length by removing one of the silicone end wraps and cutting 1.5" off of the rods with my dremel tool.The 16.2" W x 17.7" L rack we purchased actually measured in slightly differently than advertised, at 16.625" W (perpendicular to stainless rods), and 17.625" L (parallel to stainless rods). Both measurements were taken from one end of the silicone end cap wrap to the other, as opposed to measuring only the length and width of the exposed stainless rods.The additional width was not an issue, and I was able to trim the anticipated 1.5" of extra length in about 15 minutes with a dremel without issue. I was impressed to find that the OD of the stainless rods at the ends had been reduced and deburred, enabling a smooth fit into the end cap. After trimming to the desired length, the stability of the rack greatly improved since the silicone end caps could now contact the sink lip on both edges. It does not easily slide out of position, and feels much sturdier overall than I thought it would be. I've included a photo of the rack over our sink at the original length, and then again after trimming.The final product is aesthetic, much more hygienic than placing clean dishes directly in the sink to dry, and multi-functional. The roll/unroll feature is incredibly useful, and we find ourselves changing its size constantly as our need to use our right-hand sink basin fluctuates throughout the day. It is very handy to be able to soak a crock-pot or other pot/pan under the rack while drying dishes above it.We will be using ours to air-dry dishes and baby paraphernalia, drip-dry fruit and produce, and as a trivet to hold hot items above the countertop. We couldn't ask for a better or more functional kitchen accessory. Paired with our new over-sink dish drainer that replaced our old counter-top unit, we now have 3-4x the storage space while consuming far less precious counter space.I always read product reviews when contemplating a purchase, but seldom write one myself. I was so impressed with this simple tool that I felt I was obligated to do so.

This is such a useful item to have. Wow! I already see many uses for it but used it to store a big pot that I needed to dry but it doesn't fit on dish drying rack. I used to use a dish mat to do the same thing but this is so much better as the drip water goes right to the sink.

Converts my 1/2 sink into a usable area.

I have a persistent cat who thinks he deserves to lick whatever we put in the sink. I saw this rack and thought, "Maybe this will work!" While it doesn't keep him off the counters, it DOES keep him out of the sink, which I'm hoping will eventually deter him from the counters entirely.He has tried to lift it, but he's not strong enough (or smart enough?) to really give it a college try, so when it doesn't lift right away, he gives up. A more determined/stronger cat might be able to lift it.Occasionally, he does step on it, and it collapses into the sink, but the dishes are technically still covered by the rack, so I achieve the desired result.I started with one rack, but I may pick up another for the other side of my sink since it seems to be working.A few added benefits of the rack that I wasn't expecting:- A nice place to dry produce after I've washed it.- A way to turn my sink into counter space! Great for small kitchens! It holds a good amount of weight -- at least, more than I thought it would upon opening.The downside to this rack is that the space between our faucet and our sink isn't very wide, so it takes some careful maneuvering to get the rack into a spot where it won't fall into the sink.Overall, I'm a very satisfied cat owner!

I really like this for so many uses. When watering my plants I use this as well. I have received so many compliments I would put a picture, but I do not know how. Nor have I received any help when asked.

Use it over my sink to dry my dishes. Works great.

This device works well. It is a bit hard to clean but other than that it does what we need it to do. Offers counter top space and still have access to the sink to drain pots and such.

Very nice

Cabe perfecto en mi fregadero, lo uso para escurrir las verduras después de lavarlas, se enrolla para guardar facilmente

Para mi fue justo lo que estaba buscando, de excelente calidad y de tamaño grande por muy buen porecio.

Los tubos estan suuuper delgaditos y se flexionan muy fácil por lo que no aaguantarían mucho peso. El silicón de las puntas si es antiderrapante pero solo cuando esta seco.Por la calidad debería de estar un poco mas barata. Comprar en oferta.

Super funcional, excelente calidad.