Dish Drying Rack, 2 Tier Dish Racks for Kitchen Counter, Large Dish Drying Rack with Drainboard & Utensil Holders, Rust-Proof Dish Drainers,Kitchen Organization，Pink

Well made & very pretty. True to the picture, but runs small. I'm normally a 9 but I got a 9.5, and that's very snug. Glad I took a gamble and sized up. Looking forward to wearing them to a late afternoon wedding I have to attend!

I don't know why dish racks are so expensive (they're just some metal wire and plastic after all) but this one is actually one of the cheaper ones I've seen, so I guess I shouldn't have expected much. I think I decided to buy this one because the advertising photo shows a chopping board hanging on its side. Trust me, that's not happening, not unless your rack is centered on your counter to give the chopping board equal space in front and behind it so it can balance on the tiny holder. The container to put silverware in should be two or three times bigger, but they're calling it a chopstick holder, so I guess it can hold a lot of chopsticks. The other holder is called a knife holder, as if all we use are chopsticks and knives. The only place you can stack your dishes is the upper level and this thing is really too flimsy to hold all those dishes the way that it's showing you. You might be able to pull it off but bump it once and they will all come tumbling. I'm not totally dissatisfied with it; I'm slowly getting use to what it can and can't do. But it's not as sturdy and useful as the image makes it seem to be.