TOOLF Aluminum 2-Tier XXL Dish Drying Rack with Drain Board, Customizable Dish Holder Set, Removable Top Shelf, Cutlery & Cup Holder, Large Capacity for Kitchen

So happy with this purchase. Ive had a stainless steel dish rack for the past 3 years and it was at the end of its lifetime due to rust and buildup. I wanted something aluminum so that it wouldn't rust. I've only had it for a couple of weeks, but so far it's been very easy to clean, spacious because it holds pots, dishes, mugs and silverware, and it's easy to clean. Where has this been all my life?! Time will tell if it actually is anti-rust like it's advertised but so far I'm pleased. the silverware section is a lot sturdier than other racks and I like the dedicated knife slots for my santoku and steak knives.

I llllllove this thing! It’s quite sturdy so I can put any of my dishes, even my pots and pans, on it. My favorite feature is how the tray under it is actually up on the frame, so it’s raised off the counter. I hate the cheap ones from box stores that sit right on the counter because water always manages to pool up under them. This one is raised so if water does get under it, it’s able to dry. I also really like that I’m able to customize it by putting the flatware and cup attachments up on the top rack.I have several dishes that have to be hand washed and now I’ve got a nice looking, sturdy, roomy place to put them to dry.

We bought a stainless steel dish rack from Target with the intention of rust free and had it for over a year however we started to notice rust forming in the bottom racks recently and tried to contact the seller however since it has already passed a year, we couldn't do anything about it. We ordered this aluminum finished dish rack, which was claimed to be rust proof and read good customer reviews about it. It came in a great packaging and we were able to assemble it in less than 5 minutes.Racks look clean, attractive, bulk and strong even though it bulges a bit when you press hard on the sidelines. It does have a wooden knife holder along with the cup holder, cutlery holder stands still for smaller knife but the wooden piece doesn't sit tight once you keep the bigger knife due to its weight. Cup holder does have anti-scratch coating and hence it prevents the glass and ceramic cups from scratching. Only issue we faced was the position of the cutlery holder as it was leaning towards the rack and the dripping was not complete, I believe we might have to reassemble to fix this. We removed the top tier as our kitchen space is limited and using it separately for mugs and jars. The drainage spout was easy to detach for cleaning. So far the dish rack serves its purpose with more than enough space and it even has space for our biggest cutting board.

Like everyone else, I've had a few different dish racks over the years and they all rust at some point and need to be thrown away. I love that this one is made out of aluminum and wont rust at all. It looks great and fits on my counter well. I don't use the upper tier that came with it because a) it won't fit under my cupboard, and b) it really isn't large enough to offer much benefit.Pros:1) Aluminum will not rust!2) design looks great - MUCH nicer that those typical dipped wire racks3) detachable/movable cup holder is great - love it for my coffee mugs and it allows them to hang over the sink too.4) multiple parts allows you to use just the items you wantCons:1) plastic parts will break (it's inevitable). When my package arrived, the plastic drain tray that comes with the rack was already broken on the edges with the pieces in the box. I don't use this tray and have mine sitting on a fabric dish mat anyhow.2) the plastic cutlery holder has no drain holes in the bottom (which is simply a bad design). I ended up drilling some myself just to make sure water didn't pool up and sit. Again - it's also cheap plastic and wont last, but something I'm willing to deal with down the line as long as the rack stay's sturdy and rust free.3) Rack was bent/twisted so it would not sit flat - had to forcefully ask it to bend back. I got it close, but sitting on a fabric drain pad takes care of the remaining wobble.

I like how sturdy the dish rack is and how I am able to place a lot of dishes in it and they all actually fit. The silverware holder is really large and accomodates a lot. Love the knife holder! I love the top layer where I can place misc shaped dishes. I only wish the drainer was longer. In order to keep it under the silverware, my cups have to hang over my sink as the drainer isn't long enough to cover everything.

REALLY GOOD MODEL - DOESN'T RUST (Even after more than a year!)I purchased this in Sept. '19, it's now Feb '21 and this thing is still going strong, even with daily use. It has yet to rust! You can pile a lot of dishes into this unit, although you do kind of have to put stuff into the small area under the upper deck first.As you can see by my pictures I added a few more utensil trays onto my unit. (I modify things.) One modification that is absolutely necessary is that the included glass rack must be zip-tied down or it will easily fall off. No big deal! I also added a dish drying pad underneath the whole thing, a drainboard for mugs on the side (the grey thing) and a couple of shims under the back end to increase the tilt to aid draining.The items that come with the unit can go on either side or either end, but the orientation of the drain is to either short end, not the long ones.I also coat the included plastic drainboard with light cooking oil after cleanings to keep it from getting too yukky.