Better Chef - 16" Dish Rack - Chrome

Perfect solution for my tiny house--a camper with room hybrid home! I can drain at least twice the dishes than with a conventional drainer--and the footprint is smaller. It still fits under my top cabinets with plenty of room for dishes on the top rack. Only issue is a spot of rust on top rack--not sure if it's from something that drained there or if the rack is actually rusting--I'm gonna be very unhappy if it's the actual rack!

Got it home. Opened box. No directions. I had to mimic the pic on the box to assemble correctly. It's an attractive design. However, 1 star off because it's not sturdy at all. Frame is lightweight and 1 wrong hit of the elbow will topple everything over. It holds the dishes well, just as pictured. Plates on top, bowls and pots on bottom, utensil rack on 1 side, glass holder on other side. Based on another reviewer, be mindful to keep weight distributed throughout so that it's not top heavy.

I was a little skeptical buying a dish rack from an electronics store but was glad I did. It fits perfectly next to our sink in our apartment and doesnt take up that much room. It's very stable the two levels are great, you can still stack plenty of dishes in the lower level of it. The cup and silverware racks are interchangeable if you want to switch them around and its nice the silverware part comes out so you can just take the whole thing when you unload silverware.

We don't have a lot of counter space and she likes to hand wash the dishes. The old dish drainer wasn't big enough. This double decker did the trick. the utensil holder tips if you just put one thing in it. Good quality, holds more.

Overall we are very pleased, looks stylish. Has room for plenty of dishes. Make sure the dishes are evenly distributed, as it may topple over if the top is loaded and not the bottom.