[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a small kitchen, I mean it’s a counter, a drawer, and a stove. Counter space is at an extreme premium. I saw this drying rack on Wirecutter and it’s been a great purchase. When it’s folded up and stored on its side, it takes up about two horizontal inches under my sink. It can also support a surprising amount of weight, including a stainless steel pot and a Dutch oven at the same time. I would highly recommend for anyone with a small kitchen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This drying rack works perfectly in our space, and we appreciate that it collapses down flat to be stored easily in our cabinet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn't look but could imagine that there would be no drain and water would just pool at the bottom. Who does this? Don't need a dish rack, i have cabinets and shelving. Would have been solid four stars otherwise. Takes a good design, adequate materials, multi-use devise and ends up making a product that doesn't do what it should have been designed to do. unbelievable. Bigger fold-away rack has drain spout, it worked ok. Regular aluminum one has "drain board" that looks functional. this one? notta.

The title says it all. It will only hold our lunch plates but not our dinner plates. How am I supposed to wash china? And the no drainage on the bottom is just silly. A few simple adjustments would have made it perfect.

Needs to be a líttle bigger and with a angle on the bottom so that water will drain off. The quality is there, it’s like the design team never does any dishes or they would see the results