Extend Expandable Dish Drainer Rack with Removable Cutlery Holder Swivel Draining Spout - Stone/Sage Green

Well made, looks good and most importantly it’s sturdy and drains well with a small spout/outlet to direct the water. Expandable so can be adjusted to size as needed. Recommended

Great bit of kit

Great idea with the option of a small drainer or extended if you need more draining space, but it does leak slightly on 1 side from the middle when extended. Looks good, easily washable as it all comes apart, shame about the leak. Ok but pricey for what you get.

I purchased this after using one in a holiday home for a week, after the first use I thought I must get one of these ! how sad is that ! but I am 61 so its to be expected. I have previously got through so many dish racks as they don't seem to last long before showing signs of rust even after drying the rack and not leaving dishes in them, also other plastic ones I have had tend to have so many silly intricate slots etc so you cant effectively dry them and end up with water scale spoiling them. This Joseph Joseph one is brilliant, its super smooth but not shiny or tacky looking and looks good on my black link drainer area. It dries well between the wires and all the plastic parts dry easily. I noticed how well the white plastic dipped parts are manufactured compared to many I have looked at in the shops. I can see this lasting many years and at 40 odd quid I was prepared to go for it as like I'd said I did actually get a trial run at using it a couple of weeks back on my holiday and was very impressed.

Once we experimented with the various options that the very different layout presented we were very pleased with the versatility of the drainer. Very sturdy and easy to clean

Why did you choose this product over others?: Becasue I’ve had previous brand experience so I know the quality would be good. Size: Perfect and extendable if needed. Sturdiness: 5/5 - 5 years later it’s still being used. Ease of assembly: 5/5 very easy took 30 seconds Quality: 5/5 6 years later still going strong Hang capacity: For a couple - 2 days worth of dishes Rust resistance: 5/5 - yes there is some rust, but this is more than expected 6 years later.

It's a dish rack. As those go, it looks better in my kitchen than the usual plastic tray. The 'spokes' are tall enough to hold even tall glasses and hold full-size dinner plates upright. There are a few reviews stating otherwise so I added a picture: two big and two small plates stacked in both possible directions and a tea mug to give you an idea of the size of the plates. The spokes are on a grill which can be lifted for easy cleaning of the tray underneath. The cutlery holder has holes in the bottom for drainage, which are big enough to be effective yet not big enough for even teaspoon handles to slide through. When the rack is not extended, drainage via the spout works well and in 'closed' position keeps the area under the rack dry. This being said, if you move the rack before the water has been allowed to drain, there will be some spillage. This is because the water accumulates in the lower tray, which is designed to be pulled out to extend the rack, and therefore has no 'edge' at the end under the main tray. This also means that the rack can only hold a limited amount of water before it starts spilling. For me it started spilling at just over half a tea mug of water. (Yes I did pour water over it to check how much it holds) With the tray extended, the water will leak and the more you extend it, the more it will leak. I have not tinkered with trying to elevate the feet opposite the drain to see if this reduces the leak without making things in the extended tray tumble over.

We buy a new one of these every couple of years as its by far the best dish rack I've ever used. Amazing quality, even for the price.