SurpahsOver the Sink Multipurpose Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack Grey MR-1906-GY

I ordered the grey silicone coated roll-up draining rack, but I have received a Stainless Steel version. The packaging says "Surpahs roll-up dish.." as I was wondering whether amazon had sent me the wrong one. Now in two minds whether I can be bothered to return it as I especially wanted a silicone coated version.

Fabulous- great drying rack - makes extra space when put over sink - love it .

OK, so i’ll admit I don’t leave feedback all the time but I am for this product. First of all, there are less expensive versions of this dish rack out there but I am very happy I chose this one. It’s fantactic! It’s wide enough to fit across my sink with room to spare. It’s one of the larger versions advertised. I also like the fact that it’s completely covered in silicone and not stainless steel. It’s “grippy” so the dishes don’t slide around. It’s very versatile also. It can be used as a trivet for hot dishes, cookie/cooling rack, or a drain tray for veggies. It’s a neutral color so it will look tasteful in any kitchen. It cleans up easily and I love the fact it’s easy to roll up to store if you don’t want it on your counter all the time. I live in the boonies and I had speedy delivery. I’m also very happy to support a Canadian business. You will be happy with this purchase don’t hesitate to buy it.

We purchased this to use as a drying rack over our large sink.The silicon makes it none slip. They have been very durable, no signs of use and easy to clean.If you don't want it out, just roll it up and store away, it barely takes up an space.You will not be disappointed with the quality of this product!

I've had this drying rack for a couple of weeks now, I'd say, and I love it even more than I thought I would.The quality is fantastic; the rack feels very well constructed and the rubber coating/trimming (if that's what it is, I can't recall) feels very sturdy. I haven't experienced any of the rods loosing their shape when I spread them to wipe them down. The rods have quite a bit of give and bounce right back into shape once you let them go – I held it up horizontally by one of the end rods for a few seconds while I had to clean it.In my kitchen lighting I don't see any water spots on the rack after I've let my dishes drip-dry. You will, however, notice any food or other particles that have made their way onto the rack – it shows things in every colour, it doesn't hide any dirt. Although it is good in a sense that you can quickly spot clean if you don't have time or don't feel like wiping down the whole thing.I have a single sink that I think is fairly wide and this rack reaches across it beautifully. When I need the sink and can't leave this on top, I simply place a kitchen/hand towel on the countertop and place the rack on top. It works like a charm, and things don't have far to fall when a 'majestic beast' decides to knock them over (lol).The rack holds a fair, if not impressive, amount of various kitchenware. Our drinking glasses and coffee/tea mugs are average sized, I'd say, and it holds about 6 drinking classes (almost the size of beer glasses in circumference, if not the size), three average sized coffee/tea mugs (the monogrammed mugs from Chapters/Indigo with the coloured inside), as well as two or three of the medium-size, flatter Rubbermaid Containers, and it holds the lids as well. That's about as full as I've made it so far. There was still more room to fit cutlery if needed, probably a good amount too.I would definitely recommend it.I thought it was expensive too, but now that I have it I understand why it's that price. It's worth every penny, in my opinion.