TQVAI Over Sink Dish Drainer Drying Rack, Stainless Steel Foldable Wall Mounted Dish Racks with Drainboard Hanging Rod and Sponge Holder, Silver

This is a must have item for small kitchens. It is well made and it can be folded when not in use helping open up counter space. I recommend mounting it to the wall into the studs by using the included screws and not the adhesive hooks as it is just too much weigh.

Love this thing. Exactly what I needed to dry things and then be able to keep it off my limited counter space and fold it up when not in use.

Here's the answers you've been looking for.1. The 3.9" measurement in the seller's pictures is wrong. It is plenty deep to hold large Corelle pasta bowls as you can see in my picture. In fact, in the one picture it is holding my entire set of Corelle dishware, service for 4 with an added pasta bowl to demonstrate the capacity.2. You will need to purchase a bar/rail to hang it from. Mine is hanging from an 18" IKEA Ektorp rail in the pictures I had previously.3. This rack is stronger than IKEA's and has the removable drip catcher which is great since mine doesn't hang over the sink.4. In the description the seller refers to the tray as "warped." What they mean is that the rack tilts slightly toward the back to hold the dishes securely.5. The seller has a limited grip of English and a complete inability to use a measuring tape BUT this is a great product. I'm a big fan of IKEA but am glad I bought this one.6. It costs a lot less than IKEA's version but is better made and stronger.7. I was surprised at how small the package was when it arrived but this thing is very compact when folded.I paid full price for this and it is worth every penny. I always ignore reviews by people who got the thing for free so here's a real review from someone who got a little pissed off at the stupid answers in the questions. The seller needs to contract a real English speaker to write their copy and answer questions and quit addressing people as "my friend."

The main things I really like about this dish drainer are 1. that it folds up against the wall when not in use, and 2. it is always right there for our constant use and wash items, like stainless mixing bowls, knives...etc. It looks good and installation was easy. It isn't very big...So, don't plan on using it for daily dishes for a family of four. But, it is great as an additional rack to supplement the items that we don't usually put into the dishwasher.Mine did come with one of the welds on the wire basket, broken. But, it isn't really an issue...just annoying to get something new with a break in it. You don't notice it unless you push on the specific wire. Also, the rack base does not sit level when folded down. The manufacturer claims this is on purpose to help dishes stay put. But, I don't think so. If you look at the design and how the water catch basin sits in the holder, it looks like the rack was meant to fold out level. Fortunately, this is an easy fix. There are two bent stops that can be bent open just a bit more to allow the base to sit flat. It looks much better with the base level and I have not had any issues with dishes falling off the rack. I don't use this for plates. So, you might want to experiment with your own dishes before changing the angle.Another thing I like about this dish rack, is the way it hangs on the included bar. It is easy to remove if you just want to get it out of the way entirely and put it under the sink. And, if you do decide you don't need the rack anymore, the bar as mounted is still useful for hanging other accessories or towels.All in all, I like it. But, I do wish that quality control were a bit better.

I love it. Great for small kitchens. I have mine screwed into a solid wooden cabinet so it holds a lot of weight. I love that you can raise it up when not using. The tray is easy to remove and clean. I used the screws it came with. Material feels good quality.

Frees up my limited counter space. Easy to install and secure. Would definitely recommend

I bought this for a sailboat galley. With limited counter space, hanging the dishes drying rack seemed to be a good option. My boat is in the Caribbean, so hot and humid is a constant and pretty much everything that is not marine grade turns out bad after a month or two. This thing is still there, with no rust at all. (so definitely stainless steel)Also, I like the fact that this doesn't open 90 degrees. The angle is smaller, which at the beginning seemed little odd, but I found out that it helps prevent dishes, cups and pans from falling (even at dock sometimes the wind can shake a bit). Also, it holds stuff better when I pile things on top of others, like pans and cups.The plastic tray under it is also made of a good quality plastic and can hold a good amount of water.

moved into retirement home, the smallest kitchen ever so this little thing is a godsend. good things really do come in small sizes and this thing is the proof. not enought words to describe how much i love it. one of my top ten amazon purchases out of hundreds. highly recommend!