MAJALiS Dish Drainer Rack, 2 Tier Dish Drainer with Drip Tray and Drainer Mat, Stainless Steel Dish Rack with Utensil Holder, Swivel Spout, Draining Board for Kitchen Counter, Black

Bought this to deal with the piles of dishes in the single level rack I had previously. The plate stacking level frees up space on the bottom for pots and pans and is great for storing ladles and utensils. The provided drying mat is a nice addition for the times when you've made 2 or 3 pots and the dish rack is not enough. The size is adequate although I feel it could have been a little bigger towards the back and the plate stack raised higher. It is coated in a nice black finish to prevent rust and the hidden water flow feature is nice (don't forget to remove the rubber stopper so the water can flow out )the top rack can be removed should you want to store the plates elsewhere. Overall I would recommend this item as it has a lot of functionality and customisation as to where and how you place it's elements, such as the utensil black and shocking Boarsd shelf and is a great price

Easy to put together, does the job well and looks good in my kitchen.Easily the best dish drying rack that I have had as it diverts all the water from the dishes and cutlery sections into my sink and so doesn't stain my sink drying section. Less cleaning is always good It is also very sturdy and easy to keep clean as we live in an area where we get white marks from water deposits.

I would say over all I'm happy with this, good and sturdy, lots of little holders for various utensils ect. Probably a little too high for my sink area though. It's getting in the way of turning on the tap, I'm probably going to end up taking away the bottom section, but doing that means I have to take away some of the holders. Also I noticed that the little draining spout or whatever its called, holds back a little bit of water each time, which ends up stagnating and discolouring. So that either needs regular cleaning or drying after each use.

I’ve had this for a few weeks now and I like it. It’s easy to clean, it’s a good size for 2 people and it was easy to put together. Fairly sturdy. I really like the chopping board and cutlery attachments, keeps everything neat and tidy.

Holds loads of washing up. Easy to put together and very sturdy. The mat drains well, you can position the shute at any side. Plates and bowls sit well in the slots. Spacious cutlery holder attached with 4 knife slots for sharp knives. Well worth the money for me!

.. I like the idea of stacking your plates, so they take up less room, but if you are planning to do a lot of washing up, you might have to completely rethink how you do it. I didn't think my large, 12" plates would fit, but they did, and they seem quite stable sitting on the top. However, that's the only place they could fit, because the space below is a little small. I can get my, standard sized mugs, and 5" cereal bowls there, but not much more. The bottom rack has the ability to stack your crockery together quite well, which I didn't realise, and I like it. The additional wire frames, like the chopping board holder, and the add-on rack for grasses, are very much an afterthought, as they get in the way, and depending on how you stack your dishes, won't fit. If you do have the room, they're best fitted last. I'd like to be able to drain my nuts/cups, at a slant, so the bottoms drain properly, but I'm not able to, so have to remember to use a sponge to help out. There's a gimmicky, plastic drainer plate, with an, even more gimmicky, drainage spout, which has a pointless rubber bung, which, thankfully you can remove, I don't understand why it's there, the whole plastic base is, in my view, completely unnecessary. The whole rack sits on the side of my sink, on the drainage board, but if I use the plastic part, it doesn't empty completely, so I resort to using the sponge again. The whole thing looks impressive, but in reality, it's a bit over the top. Included, is an absorbent mat, again, for me a bit pointless, and if you think about it, you'll have to keep it clean to avoid nasty germs, something I won't be using. It's possible to lift the whole, populated rack up, and move, if you're careful, but obviously this depends on how heavy it is, and how much you stack on it, the plates, etc. seem secure, but it really depends on the weight. Im unable to see what the rack is made of, I would like it to be made from stainless steel, but there's no mention of it on, either the box, or the enclosed instructions, so I hope the black paintwork is robust enough. I can imagine this would be better suited to stainless steel, just with a brushed finish. The holder for your cutlery is a little on the small side, also, the add-on piece removes the ability to get all my cutlery in. I think the idea behind this is sound, however, I don't think there is a need to add the gimmicky bits, as you probably won't, or more likely, can't use them. I'd say it's a little overpriced for what it is, but just a little. The gimmicky bits don't add to the value for me.

Perfect! ~ Read reviews for lots of similar products before purchasing as I have a beautiful wooden counter & need to keep it dry but I do some hand washing up along with using my dishwasher ~ drainer is exactly as pictured & described ~ it seems larger than the measurements but isn’t (it’s because the drainer fits up on legs) not a problem in my kitchen but make sure you measure ~ centre drip funnel works well so a dry countertop ~ holds lots of washing up ~ high sides so nothing falls off ~ cup/glass holder is a great addition (hung mine so it drips into the sink)~ knife/utensil pot drains into the tray so dry countertop ~ overall very pleased & a great value, good quality product!(Only negative is the breadboard holder that just hangs over the outer edge! It would drip onto the counter so I use mine for storing my rubber gloves!)

Beware the soap scum that builds up in spout (I took mine off) does it hold all that’s shown, I can’t figure out how to.