2-Tier Wood Dish Rack and DrainBoard, 17"x15"x10.2" Kitchen Plate Cup Dish Drying Rack Tray Cultery Dish Drainer

It was very difficult to assemble and the item did have a USED sticker on the box, which I found alarming. I disinfected everything before I put it together just to be safe. It is very cute and sturdy now that I have it.

Plus:* rack has very small footprint but decent amount of space due to design* extremely light and made with cheapest materials to keep cost down- but looks OK and sufficiently stable. (looks like photo). It has a pleasing, casual appearance that is unlike other wire dish racks.* easy to assemble, maybe 15 minutes or so including reading directions.* size and shape of shelve wires holds lots of plates securely and space for bowls and cups* the design was well thought out. The side supports are light and decent looking but strong enough. They have holes to provide good air flow. The hooks and "quiver" are handy. The whole design is very simple, yet it does the job. It's easy to place and get the dishes and cups.Minus:* Not super beautiful or elegant looking, not high style. But nice enough for the casual kitchen. Nicer looking than the typical wire dish rack.* Not super stable. Top rocks side to side about half an inch. Stable enough that I am not worried to put large plates on it. Keeping the cost down requires lighter, flimsier construction.* Not huge but great if you want to put a rack in a small spaceTips:* It's not easy to thread the nuts onto the racks, step 1 of the instructions. If you get the roll, pitch and yaw of the nut with respect to the thread exactly right, they screw on easily. Otherwise they cross-thread.* you will need a small Phillips head screwdriver to mount the two plastic hooks* the two side supports are the same shape and size so you can switch them. One side will have two hooks and the other will take the flatware "quiver".* I washed the two metal racks in the dishwasher before assembly with no problem, and the plastic on tray on the top dishwasher rack likewise. The side supports could be some kind of cellulose (too light for particle board or solid plastic) with a thin wood grain plastic veneer; the edges have wide protective plastic piping. I would not put the side supports in the dishwasher or use a harsh abrasive on them, but they are unlikely to get very dirty.I don't think it is sturdy or heavily built enough to use in a commercial kitchen, but's fine for a home.I am glad I got it so far because it exactly fits the space I had for it. I didn't find any other rack with these dimensions. I don't know yet how it will hold up or whether it will rust over time (which seems possible), but it looks robust enough. I would promise to revise this in the future on these questions but after reading enough reviews I know that rarel every comes to pass.

I have emailed 3 different times about the item coming cracked right were you put the screws into it to put this together. I don't feel safe putting my dishes on something that's like this. I hate to post the review but i haven't gotten any wear and looks like I'm stuck with it. I'll find something to due with it. But i was really disappointed and was looking forward to using this. It really breaks me down to post a bad review but i was getting nowhere. So know I'm not happy with my purchase of the 2two-tier dish drainer. I will not be buying from this seller any time soon.

Its small and there were two ends I couldn’t tighten the lock nut its good for tiny kitchen and its doesn’t hold much stuff and its over priced there were better stuff and bigger and stronger and cheaper at many store around

The media could not be loaded.  Update: after 5 months of use the rack became extremely wobbly. Could not tighten screws anymore. Husband thought it might need new washer. Rumbling of garbage disposal made it wobble to the point that an heirloom ceramic bowl fell off it and broke. Cannot recommend 😕I had pretty much the exact same drainer for about 15 years so I jumped at the chance to buy this when I found it. The silverware holder could stand to be bigger and less flimsy/ better quality (perhaps metal instead of plastic?) but aside from that I’m happy enough. I prefer this design to others as it doesn’t not take up much space, but it holds a lot of dishes. I realized after purchasing that there are several other similiarly designed products on the market, but we do prefer the wood accents vs 100% metal

Plates fall down easily... won’t stay up.

As soon as I got this item, I put it together. It is super easy to assemble. It is really useful, especially for the holidays. Most of the times, I wash my dishes right away and I them to dry really fast. So, I feel this 2-Tier Wood Dish Rack and DrainBoard is the perfect solution to this problem. It actually fits perfectly in my kitchen because it is not too big or too small. It is also strong enough to hold different plate and cup sizes. I have already receive so many compliments about it that I don't regret this purchase.

I really like this bamboo dish rack it really looks good on my shelf. It's clean looking,easy to put together. Great buy