Lipper International 8879 Bamboo Wood Over-The-Sink Kitchen Shelf, 30" x 6-1/4" x 9"

I have a small sink and got this add more space. This was super easy to assemble- the legs just insert right into the shelf. The shelf seems sturdy and it doesn't wobble. It is a nice bamboo color but I am going to try and stain it an espresso to match my cabinets. There is plenty of clearance underneath the shelf so that you can still use the sink space underneath the shelf. The only problem I have had with it is that it cuts the mirror viewing space down, so if you are trying to see how a shirt looks on, for example, you can't see it all. That is not a big deal, though- just something to keep in mind. Overall, I am so happy with this and very glad I bought it.

Sturdy, well build multiple uses. Measure for what space you are using it for.

It looks better than plastic or coated wire ones. Fits the vibe of my vintage dishes and of course is a space saver.

The Home Basics one is about 4 dollars less but since I'm here for a 2nd, for my 16 x 34" NYC kitchen, it's better that they match. I have one on the counter with canisters above and small appliances and gadgets below. That is in front of the window which has another queue of canisters. It hit me today that another of this shelf on the windowsill would give me a 4 step set-up--short tall short tall; it would also make it easier for me to open my push-out window without reaching over or through the fragile ceramics which will go on the very top. I'm excited about that. Woo hoo.It's okay-looking. The color is that of unstained pine. It's a practical solution to the problem of space. It's made primarily of 'sustainables' which are things the planet can bang out at negligible expense to itself. While it is finished with what looks like a matte acrylic, I'm not sure I'd want it sitting in a water for very long, but I didn't get it for the sink anyway.It's very strong. It comes with those bottom pieces separately. You need to bang/push the dowels into the pre-drilled holes. The dowels are center notched which allows them to spread a bit with humidity which makes the legs even securer. Anyway, I have a lot of weight of mine in heavy ceramics. I don't know why they show it with three jalapenos on it.I may wind up getting even more. So far I find Lipper and Home Basics wood stuff comparable quality-wise. I've gotten plate racks by both so I'm going to try the other brand, next one I get, if the price disparity continues.

I had one of these from a few years back but it was time for a replacement. I was so happy to be able to find one again. I use it to hold the food / water dishes and it's the perfect height.

This shelf was very simple to assemble and holds a small laptop well with storage space underneath. I can watch videos on my laptop while cooking. It keeps my laptop safe from spills and the area underneath is well utilized to store items in my small kitchen. It’s doing the job I intended for it.

This looks good and is sturdy enough for my purposes. The assembly while simple does not have proper parts. The sides are attached with 2 pegs each, and a screw from the top. These pegs were not large enough. A proper peg should fit snugly, ideally needing a tap from a rubber mallet to embed it. I ended up using wood glue to secure the wobbly sides.

I really like organization and really dislike clutter. Combine that with a small sink in what is called a "master bath" in my rental unit, and something needed to change. I found this happily and decided to give it a try. In an ideal world, I would have enough drawers and cabinets to keep most things but I don't at the present and this just seemed to triple my space. I can put out all the things I need to access daily - from makeup and brushes to perfume to face creams and soaps. It's not trashy looking and doesn't seem to overwhelm my otherwise small bathroom and sink area. It seems stable and I had no issues putting the legs into the holes underneath. There is a flat back so you can definitely tell there is a front and back to it. The wood coloring is nice and would probably fit most color schemes. Really with bamboo, you can't go wrong.My daughter, who initially said she wouldn't use anything like this, has seen mine and now wants one of her own. I'll wait until the price drops again because it was a good value for under $10 but for me, not as much over because then there are a lot to choose from.This may be made for a sink but really you could use it anywhere - on a desk, a counter-top to elevate spices and smaller items, a shelf to add a layer of storage . . .If you were very precise, I do think you could cut the legs to make it shorter. With strong glue, you could also probably stack a couple.Update: bought my daughter one and her normally messy sink looks 10 times better!

Perfect for my plants above the sink. A little shorter in length would have been better but i love the way it shows off my plants

La forma mas precisa, correcta y estética de poner orden y aprovechar los espacios considerando la estetica de las areas en donde se coloca

excellent !!

This product frees up so much room on my counter! It keeps my items organized and accessible. The wood is a nice, solid quality and even colour tone. Very pleased.

Easy to assemble, wrapped, and packaged very well. No dents or anything. Only problem is that one side is wobbly. The pegs won't go any further and it's still wobbly. I put something heavy on top and this helps with the wobbling. I have a double sink and it fits across no problem but not long enough to sit on the counter. There's enough space for my faucet but just barely. I could see this being an issue with faucets that sit higher. So I recommend anyone ordering this to really double check the width of your sink(s) and height of faucet, before ordering. It looks nice, pretty much as shown on amazon. Has a nice smooth finish that will repel water. These types of shelves should be made adjustable for width and height, in order to accommodate various sink widths and faucet heights. This would be nice in a bathroom also for the vanity.