Ectxo 3 storey draining dish rack, drip tray, cutlery basket, stainless steel, rust-proof, 304 , Modell 02

This is my first drainer rack, so I'm switching from drying up as I go to draining and putting away dry. It's not a bad drainer, but it's not perfect. The upper section isn't quite high enough to allow pint glasses to stand underneath (jugs are a fiddly fit; sleeves don't fit at all). The gaps between the rungs aren't quite wide enough for my (rather chunky) plates. It's not all that big, so I find myself taking from the top rack to refill as I go, which means the stuff on the bottom rack gets dripped on again and takes longer to dry, and the stuff I take off the top isn't really dry. The fact that the tray has an opening in it to allow water to drain means the rack either needs to go on a draining board (which makes the tray pointless) or propped against one, at least the way my kitchen's laid out. It will still need emptying out now and again.However... I'm definitely spending less time with the tea towel, and I tend to grab a glass or fork from the drainer the next time I need one so it does cut down on kitchen chores.

Excellent product, I have had several of these over the years and I always ended up with a pool of water in the drip tray, this one has and opening at one end allowing the water to flow out and down the drain. I love it. The other think is it needed no nuts and bolts to be done up. I really do likie it.

The drip tray is not large and consequently I end up with water all on my counter

I find it useful a bit weak but ok for now

I would recommend

Good space saver with the two levels. My previous identical drainer lasted years - excellent quality.

Easy to assemble and good quality material but a bit unstable if just the top rack is filled with plates?

Gut