Premium 2-Tier Stainless Steel Dish Drying Rack with Drainboard & Swivel Spout | Space-Saving Kitchen Counter Organizer with Utensil Holder, Cutting Board Storage & Cup Rack | Perfect for Small Kitchens, Apartments & RV Living

Esta bienThe title says it all. Either this detail in the product information is mistaken or “Country of Origin” USA does not mean “Made in” USA. Be aware.Like: Bottom wiring leaves no large gaps where entire bowls would sit in drain tray; utensil holder has a couple of dividers to keep utensils vertical; drain spout is adjustable to allow for long or short side draining; second tier allows for easy access to daily wash and reuse items; seems sturdy enough; rack for drying cutting board; dish drying mat.Don’t like: rack is wider than the drain tray; water does not fully drain; knife insert for utensil holder adds too much height; either the wine glass holder or utensil holder must extend out beyond the dimensions of the drain tray and drying mat; doesn’t work well for large mixing bowls or cookie trays - would have to remove second tier.Space specific: be sure to measure height of cupboards from counter top. If wanting to use knife holder, need at least 21” clearance.Assembly: not bad. Pictures could be better in showing how specific accessories fit onto the rack. But not hard to figure out as long as you pay attention to correct orientation of the parts.I am very pleased with this dish rack. If you are looking for a large sturdy rack for a large kitchen, you will love itSmaller footprint is perfect for my counter because of all the other gadgets I have. The2nd tier keeps one of my cabinets from opening only when plates are in the rack so clear the rack when dry.Only problem I have is with the drain, it does not completely drain as the grading to the drain is slight.After the Amazon delivery man literally threw the box on my porch, I brought it in immediately and opened it to makesure it was not damaged. I think I have it together correctly the pictoral directions are rather lacking but I feel it is together enough for me to use. I have a couple parts Ido not need like the wine glass holder and a small plastic doodad.Which is not mentioned or photographed soI figure it is not important. I al not sure about the drain in the plastic base. It is to just drain water on to my counter? It dow not extendtoreach the sink.Very odd design there. Over all it is an improvement over the cheap plastic one I have had for 5 years from the dollar store.I have very little space around my sink and low hanging cabinets on both sides, making it nearly impossible to find something that will both fit the space and hold all of my dishes. I browsed several 2 tier dish racks before choosing this one. So glad I did!I don’t have wine glasses to wash often so I repurposed the wine rack to hold heavy handles utensils (see photo), which also saves space in the cutlery holder!PROS:-It was very easy to assemble.-Each part of this is removable, so it is customizable to a degree - you could switch the cutting board rack to the other side, for example. I wasn’t sure whether the top part would clear my cabinets with dishes on top, so I liked that the top level is removable/ could be placed in a sink instead.-Dishes seem to dry faster than my old dish rack and the draining systems works well. No more water on my counters. Remember to take out the little plug before using so it drains!CONS:-The glass rack, cutting board rack, cutlery rack, wine rack do come off very easily so you have to be careful not to bump them when it’s empty, but they do stay put when weighted down with cups/ utensils.-You do have to be a good Tetris player to fit a lot of dishes. I’ve lived without a dishwasher for years so I have no issue with this. It still holds more than my last dish rack, with less water mess.-The drying mat it comes with is kind of flimsy and as others said does not account for water dripping off things hanging off the side. I accidentally put it in the dryer and it kind of shriveled up. But I found a better, larger, washable (and dryable) draining mat on Amazon that works perfectly with this dish rack, so still worth the purchase for me!We only wanted a dish drying rack with 2 tiers. It is very sturdy. Negatives for me are: when one end is under a cabinet, dishes don’t fit on the top rack at that end; there is a center drain hole and all the drained water does not go down, so a little sits on the collecting tray.It seems to be made of decent materials. If you like to drain in your sink (I don't) either drainer fits. The cutting board rack is nicely handy. Good for 1 or 2 people no more. The cup holder comes loose quite easily and really holds 3 at a time unless the cups/glasses are thinly shapes. The wine glass rack is pretty much useless.When stacked, and dishes draining, it is too high for low cabinets. It actually takes up more counter space than the old fashioned one I've had for almost a decade (for $8 now $20). It's OKAY with a few nice features my old drainer didn't have, but overall a disappointment. :-(