Joseph Joseph Extend Expandable Dish Drainer Rack with Removable Cutlery Holder Swivel Draining Spout - Grey, 4

I purchased this after using one in a holiday home for a week, after the first use I thought I must get one of these ! how sad is that ! but I am 61 so its to be expected.I have previously got through so many dish racks as they don't seem to last long before showing signs of rust even after drying the rack and not leaving dishes in them, also other plastic ones I have had tend to have so many silly intricate slots etc so you cant effectively dry them and end up with water scale spoiling them.This Joseph Joseph one is brilliant, its super smooth but not shiny or tacky looking and looks good on my black link drainer area.It dries well between the wires and all the plastic parts dry easily. I noticed how well the white plastic dipped parts are manufactured compared to many I have looked at in the shops.I can see this lasting many years and at 40 odd quid I was prepared to go for it as like I'd said I did actually get a trial run at using it a couple of weeks back on my holiday and was very impressed.

I saw one of these in a holiday cottage that we rented and so I knew in advance what it would be like. It’s excellent, really sturdy when in the smallest position. In the pulled out mode it can leak if you unbalance it. I’ve been very pleased with it. Excellent on my marble counter which has grooves to allow water to drain.. but doesn’t drain at all! So this cures that. It is more expensive than others but having used it on holiday I knew it would work well, and it does. It’s also easy to clean down. The prongs to support plates are especially good. All round good buy.

Great idea with the option of a small drainer or extended if you need more draining space, but it does leak slightly on 1 side from the middle when extended.Looks good, easily washable as it all comes apart, shame about the leak.Ok but pricey for what you get.

I bought this drainer to match the Joseph and Joseph bowl and together they look classy. The drainage channel on this drainer is very useful and empties nicely in to the half sink and the ability to expand the drainer when in use and push back to a nice compact square when not in use is a great design. A bit more money than I would ever thought I would spend on a bowl and drainer, but they really do compliment our new kitchen and will undoubtedly last a very long time. Worth the money!

CONS: I've spent £45 on a dish rack. How have I spent £45 ON A DISH RACK???PROS: This is the best dish rack everJust a lot of little design features and thoughts which add up: low profile, holds loads more than you'd think, expandable, easy disassembly, water drains easily, prongs hold things well however you choose to place items in them. I guess that's the cost of good design. Couldn't recommend it more.

Have had my eye on these for years now. Recently moved into a new flat and needed a new dish drying rack.I'm very satisfied so far. Need more space? Expand. It fits and holds all my plates and pans perfectly with room to spare. The draining system works well, I've not really had any fluid buildup. Even if there would be any, with traditional racks I've noticed they have these weird nooks along the edges where moisture builds up and mold starts growing, but are impossible to reach and clean - the Joseph Joseph does not have those weird areas so even when cleaning it is a breeze to do.

A well designed and constructed dish drainer.Fits beautifully on the countertop and is easy to clean.A big plus is its expandability so if you have lots of washing up you have the space.Well worth the slightly more expensive cost.

It's a dish rack, it's an expensive dish rack but it does the job that we couldn't get a cheaper alternative to do.Thankfully we don't need to extend it full as I could see how it would leak out of the wrong side. But it does hold dishes well, the spout means that the water is directed to the plug and it's easy to dismantle to clean. #winner