ReBornRecycled Dish Draining Rack - Kitchen Sinkside Drainer - Holds up to 10 Plates - Removable Cutlery Basket - Stainless Steel Rack - Made in Britain (Stone, Large)

I absolutely LOVE this ReBorn dish draining rack and not just because it is UK made from recycled industrial waste, even the packaging is made from 98% recycled card. I feel much better about making this purchase knowing it has not been made from virgin plastic and shipped from china! I am so impresses with the quality of this product - especially the metal rack as the thickness and stability is outstanding. I also tried it with plates and even a frying pan and its is super stable and sturdy. The base has ample space for my random washing up - my wine glass was very secure whilst it was draining. I was really pleased to see the cutlery pot had dividers so made it very easy to keep my knives, forks and spoons in order. I found the non slip base has brilliant for draining - it channelled water into my sink no problem and was dry when I was ready to put my washing up away. I shall be buying more from this excellent brand whose ethos is to give materials new life - whats not to love.

This dish drainer is made from really good materials, having a sturdy and quite rigid base, a three compartmented cutlery drainer and what I am most impressed with is the thickness of the stainless steel draining rack which is a lot thicker and sturdier than all of my other ones.What I'm a bit frustrated with is not the fact that the plates can touch the platform where the water drains, as this only happens with some plates and those are the smaller ones which are not supported by the side bars of the draining rack, but more with the design of the metal rack itself.Depending on the design of the plates, some will fit better than others and in my personal circumstance, the plates were leaning too much forward or backwards in the plates draining area of the rack and were actually sitting better and straighter in the other half of the draining rack.Almost none of my plates touched the bottom, as shown in the pictures.I like the fact that the cutlery drainer has three different compartments as this way I can keep my teaspoons separate from the spoons and other cutlery, not having to look for them amongst all the other cutlery.I am very impressed with the materials and I believe a redesigned of the metal draining rack would be suitable.

Drains really well into the sink, design makes the most of the area for stable drying of glasses, plates and cutlery. Like the design look and the fact that this is made in the UK from recycled UK waste and its in turn recyclable. Goes with the ReBorn washing up bowl with natty drain and the kitchen paper holder I previously bought in John Lewis

This dish drainer from ReBorn is well made from recycled materials. It fits well on my draining board and looks ok. I cannot justify paying 50 quid for it though, I'd want it to do the washing up too for that price.

This dish rack is great. Pretty easy to clean, with no smell. Can accommodate a lot of dishes. Sturdy, sleek, modern and well made. Good looking on your kitchen counter as well.It is reasonably priced and well made and did exactly what I needed.

It's a great draining rack for small kitchens, looks very neat and clean.It may not be cheap but considering that it's made in the UK and of recycled materials, I think it's a fair price.Easy to clean and move around.

This compact dish drying rack is exactly as described. It's attractive and stylish and uses space very efficiently - it fits as many dishes as the rather beat-up plastic drying rack it's replaced, while somehow taking up half the space.The only issue I have with it, other than the price (which I guess is a consequence of it a British brand and made from recycled materials) is the plastic drip tray is sort of... bendy? Not by a lot, but it's not completely stiff, so if you don't position it on a perfectly even surface, even just the weight of the metal dish rack will deform it; and even if it's on a flat surface, once the dish rack is loaded, the drip tray will sag in the middle.

A very handy and modern looking compact drainer.Ample room for 6 plates , & 3-4mugs when the tray is pulled out.Excellent for small places, can put it away easilyLooks neat & tidy when not in use, leaving plenty of draining board space for other things.Perfect