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Question: Can you attached the utensil holder to the side of the rack?
Document: This dish rack worked perfectly for my needs. I'm using it without the utensil and glass rack due to the limited space in my kitchen.
Although a tad pricey, this is an excellent dish rack! It doesn't come with a mat, though. The flatware drainer is a 'hook-on' and can be placed on the end or side of the rack, which is convenient given our limited counter space.
I bought this dish rack a little less than a year ago and so far I am very pleased. It fits well in my small apartment and I love the removable/moveable cup rack and silverware holder. The chrome finish is very nice. The only thing I wish was of a slightly different design is the silverware holder. It's a bit difficult to get items to stand up straight and sometimes they slip through the sides, but it's really not that much of a hassle.
I was lucky enough to have these on hand, and they required minimal cutting to get them to size.In overview - - - if you're not willing or energetic enough to want to do all this work to make it functional, I would strongly suggest against purchasing this.If all you're interested in is the rack and not the utensil basket - - - or - - - if you're willing to put in the time and re-invent the basket like I did, then go for it.
I absolutely love the drying rack. It is sleek and clean looking, and the spacing and alignment of the slots hold dishes, bowls and pans extremely well.The utensil basket however, is so poorly designed that it's completely useless without major alterations.As it is, there are large spaces and gaps in the basket that allow essentially everything you put in it to fall sideways or slip completely out of the basket.
I knew about the utensil rack from prior reviews and everyone is right, but I thought I could do something with it. This may sound silly, but because the utensils fall out of the center slots I took those square fruit green baskets, cut them and inserted in each center with wire on the bottom. Now the utensils stay in place. Hope this makes sense.Also, I find the sides a little short for taller plates or pans. It looks nice and I've had no rust.
Dishes AND bowls stay upright, silverware caddy has sections, nothing (so far) has slid off the cup holder on the end, however it definitely NEEDS raised edges on that piece.I am thinking of getting a second for my china cabinet.
Nice, affordable, and good looking. I wouldn't mind if the sides were a little higher so it was easier to stack larger items, but otherwise no real complaints. Like the little shelf for glasses on the side.
I bought this to sit inside of my &#34;farm sink&#34;. It fit perfect size without the removable tray on it. It was tough to find the right side. Most were too big or too small...Thanks Amco
Seems well constructed only issue is the rack has a limited amount of room .only suited for a couple or less.
Answer: Yes