VIGOVGG2716 16.63" L -27.5" W -1.0" H Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Bottom Grid

High quality materials and workmanship. It is also the only one small enough to meet my needs.

I recently installed a new sink, black enameled cast iron. As it's larger than my old sink (acrylic), my old stainless sink grids were too small. I went searching for new ones that fit my sink. The manufacturer made a set specifically for the sink, but at $54 each, I almost had a heart attack! I started searching for a less expensive set, in the dimensions I needed. Not only did it seem impossible to find the right size, but the cost was outrageous. Since when did simple stainless sink racks become so expensive? Is there a shortage of materials? But I digress.I kept searching for days, and then I came across this one. I read the reviews, and was concerned about the size issue some people had. I measured and remeasured, to be sure. I finally pulled the plug and ordered 2. When they arrived, I was extremely impressed with the quality!! They were much more robust than my old ones, heavier, and stronger. Plus they came with many extra bumpers and feet...impressed again! Then I held my breath as I tried one in the sink... It was a perfect fit!! I grabbed the other one and put it in, stood back, and admired the racks. The holes even lined up perfectly! Funny how you can get excited over sink racks. LOL!!I've been using them now for a month, have run them thru the dishwasher several times a week, and I am still very impressed with them. They're quite strong, they don't bow under heavy pans or dishes. I would call them heavy duty compared to the typical ones you find for this price. I did move the bumpers to better locations for my specific sink, and I rotated them so I see the silver frame...instead of the black bumpers. Food bits are easy to rinse off, and the dishwasher keeps them like new. Given the quality, I expect that they'll probably last 15-20 years. But only time will tell on that one.I only have one complaint, and it's just a personal preference thing. I'm used to being able to rinse plates and stand them upright on the rack to drip before putting them in the dishwasher. The grates on my old racks were raised running front to back in the sink...this would hold the plates safely upright. Unfortunately these racks have the grates running opposite. The grates running left to right are over the top of the ones going front to back. No more plate dripping...which I DO miss! However, the racks are awesome, so it's a minor thing to get used to.I highly recommend this rack to anyone who wants a solid, well made, high quality rack. At $23, I feel its a fair price for what you get!!!

Good product, good fit. Happy with the purchase.

Very nice, thank you.

My wife saw a similar product at a friends place and had to have it to protect the sink from getting scratched (by me). Receive on a timely basis packed in a good cardboard container and Amazon Box. This sink bottom grid is very well constructed with a good chrome finish that looks like it will last. I have been using it regularly to scrub dirty pots and pans in the sink that either I don't want to put in the dish washer or that quantum pods leave a dull finish on certain pots. I sometimes scrub as a prewash before putting in the dishwasher. You know what I mean. I like shiny pots and pans. This protects the sink finish and allows water to flow without the drain getting blocked. It also comes in handy if you want to drip dry lettuce or other produce or items, as long as they won't fall through the sink grid opening spaces.The price was good and was half the cost of the sink manufacturers grid.You know the old sayingHappy Wife, Happy Life