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

Perfect for my needs. Was looking for a good dish rack for a long time. Good size and logical design. Solidly constructed. Looks good. Drains water well. Easy to clean. The wire configuration also works for placing different size dishes, lids, etc. I figured out I could switch the two little utensil trays so they won't come out as easily (you have to squeeze them in but they will fit).

Love this dish rack. Very sturdy. Looks great. Easy to use and clean. Very spacious to organize many dishes for our growing family.

Like it a lot. It has slots specifically for knives. It has adjustable utensil / flatware holders. It has a flat drain pan without ridges making it easier to clean. It looks good and it’s a good pick for us.

This dish rack is definitely one of the better ones I’ve owned. The build quality feels very sturdy, and I love the sleek, modern look—it matches well with my stainless steel appliances. The removable flatware caddy is a nice touch, and it holds a lot more than I expected. I also like the angled drain board, which does help direct excess water into the sink (though it can shift a bit if not positioned just right). What keeps it from being a perfect 5-star product is the size—it’s almost too big for my counter space. So, if you have a smaller kitchen or a narrow countertop, double-check the measurements. Also, while it’s advertised as rust-resistant, I’ve noticed a few small spots forming after several months of use, especially around the edges. Not a dealbreaker, but something to keep an eye on. Overall, it’s a solid, functional, and stylish dish rack that gets the job done. Just not 100% flawless.

NOTE: At the time I was writing this the drainer has gone up $20 in price. I received mine on 7/21/25. I don't know that I would've bought it at it's current price. After using it for 2 months my feeling about it is that it's high quality, an efficient use of space, and very functional but with it now at nearly $80 buying it isn't a clear cut decision. It fits perfectly into the space I have next to the sink and easily holds all of my dishes etc. It looks great and the drain pan underneath slides out easily for cleaning. Water drains away nicely. Way better than the Farberware drainer I had that wasn't functional, was hard to clean and which the legs rusted. I don't use the inserts on the top of the silverware section, I didn't find them useful so I took them out. If the price isn't a deal breaker for you it's a great item.

Sturdy, large capacity and well designed! Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 Size: 2 Pack(25.4"×16.7"×6.3") First Impressions This item is a huge upgrade from the two-tier dish rack I bought last year, which unfortunately rusted far too quickly. Right out of the box, this one feels much sturdier. The wire gauge is noticeably thicker and coated to help prevent rust—definitely a step up in quality. I really appreciate the thoughtful design. It has not just one, but two higher support wires that are perfect for platters, cutting boards, and other larger items. The silverware holder is also well-designed: spacious, with slightly wider slots that accommodate my round-handled utensils easily. There are even two larger slots that fit bigger knives—my butcher knife fits without issue, which is rare! One of my favorite features is the drip pan. It’s designed with a slope that guides water directly over the edge of my sink. Unlike the flat mats that just let water pool underneath, this setup actually works the way it should. I’ve only had it for a week, so I’ll be sure to update this review if I notice any rust or other issues—but so far, I’m really impressed!

Great quality. Doesn’t take up too much counter space but is light enough to easy move. I do have a towel and/or mat under the draining area to catch residual water. Fits the perfect amount of dishes.

Update: Owned for 6 months now and there are absolutely no signs of rusting or weird mold appearing despite daily use. It’s going good! For years I’ve been using an Oxo plastic dish rack, and while I enjoyed using the rack initially, I found that it really didn’t suite my needs after a year of use and that plastic - as durable as it is - tends to break down over time. Additionally, when dishes are sitting on a rack that is essentially a full board of plastic, they don’t seem to dry as quickly as dishes that are on a more vented set up, similar to metal racks in an oven. The Kitchenaid full sized dish rack suited our needs perfectly. I can stack a huge number of dishes on the racks, dishes drip dry quickly, and all the water gathers on a plastic tray under the rack and can be easily emptied into the sink. To keep from having to tip out the tray myself, I set one end of the rack up on small building blocks so the water drips into the sink using gravity. The rack is very sturdy, hasn’t rusted anywhere, and can easily hold all the dishes I use for meal prep and after eating a meal with my family. Dishes dry quickly and effectively, and the entire set up is very attractive - it looks way better than the all plastic set up from my old Oxo dish rack. Overall, this is a sturdy and good looking dish rack to have on the counter. While it’s definitely pricier than other racks I’ve seen, it’s overall durability and look makes it well worth the cost.