Surpahs Over-the-Sink Roll-Up Dish Rack

8.8/10 Our verdictHands-on tested, not gifted

The dish rack for people with no counter space. It rolls out flat over the sink to drain dishes, then rolls up and tucks away when you're done.

Best for

Small kitchens

Tested

Studio apartment

Price

Budget

Rolls up to storeSaves counter spaceDoubles as a trivetFlexes under heavy pots

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The full review

Why an over-the-sink roll-up in a small kitchen

In a small kitchen my old dish rack ate the only counter I had. This one lays flat over the sink so the dishes drip straight into the basin, and when they're dry it rolls up into a bundle I stash in a drawer.

The silicone-wrapped bars don't rust and are gentle on glasses, and I end up using it as a trivet for hot pots and a spot to rinse veg too. For a studio or apartment kitchen it's one of the best few dollars I've spent.

What I liked

Rolls up to store, no permanent footprint
Drains straight into the sink, saves counter space
Silicone bars are rust-proof and glass-friendly
Doubles as a trivet and a rinse rack

What to know

Flexes under heavy stacks of pots
Bars collect water spots and need a wipe
Has to fit the width of your sink
Less capacity than a full-size rack

Common questions

Will it fit my sink?

It's about 20.5 inches long and rests on the sink edges, so measure your sink opening first. It needs a lip on each side to sit on.

Does it rust?

The stainless bars are silicone-wrapped, so they resist rust and won't scratch glassware.

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