I received the dish rack as a gift a few years ago and after it started to show signs of aging I decided to replace it. The new rack is lower than the old one, which is fine but doesn’t let me store things under it anymore. The main change however is that it no longer has the wooden knife drying block which is something I used on a daily basis. I ended up keeping the utensil drying rack/knife block from the old rack however its contours don’t fit right in the new tray so it’s kinda of just perched inside the new tray. Additionally the utensil drying tray of the new rack is in the back of the rack rather than the front so it’s a little harder to get to.
I bought one about 6 months ago and loved it so much that I bought another one for my son and his 4 roommates. By far, this is the most well-designed dish rack I have used and seen anywhere.
Enjoying my all white Steel Frame Dishrack so far. The standard size is not too big and very spacious for bowls/plates/pots/pans. It makes dish washing a little more fun and I don't have to worry about stacking dishes and overcrowding them.
I have had a simple human dish rack for over a decade. It needed to be replaced because it was totally worn out. I'm very sad that the new design does not include a knife block in the silverware area any longer. This is very unfortunate, as we used this all the time to protect our knives from clacking together and getting dull. Please add this back in the future.
As the name says, simple-but much more useful than any dish drainer I've ever had. Holds a large cutting board vertically to dry, which is a first. It's larger than any I've had before, but the simplicity of the design makes it less obtrusive visually than my smaller, busier one. Love it. I come back to this company time and time again. Reliable products, reliable service, reliable quality.