Do dishes or other items ever fall off/out because it has no sides?
1537399
my dad placed a dinner plate on it and it fell off. I don't know how he did this. I've never had this problem. Maybe if you place large plates parallel to the drainage channels, it would help. I only use this for the incidental items that I don't want to put in the dishwasher.
1017155
I don't think this would fall over however I could see it rattle if there were just a couple of dishes in the holder as they would bump against each other. Having mine stacked as I do, there is no rattling because my stands are full of plates.
559476
There is a lip that holds the top from sliding off but when you pick up the dish with the top, you have to be careful because the top does not fit tightly.
1184724
Nope..Had to check BUT the middle shelve is screwed into the sides to give stability to the whole cabinet.
2187180
Yes you can hang it off the side but water from the wet utensils will also drip on the counter. This dish rack is very easy to clean and always looks new...not your conventional drainer rack. I love mine.
1304901
I have a heavy chopping board and some trays on it and it has not tipped over. try to place the griddle in the middle to balance it.
1417039
I wish there was but I am afraid not. My sink is to the right side of the drain and I like to put spoons etc close to the drain side but in this case, I have to go on top of the dishes to put it on the opposite side which was annoying in the beginning but now I dont feel it. Its probably the best drying rack out there.
1715954
I have mine sitting on the right corner of the bathroom sink. It has never fallen over. It holds a blow dryer, 1 flat iron, 1 curling iron, and on the back compartment brushes & combs. I do not have it hanging on anything.
775952
I have, but in the basket on the top level. If you don't have that, I'd recommend using the silverware thing on the bottom. I believe they just don't want a small part of it to go down into the dishwasher and break the washer.
1438807
Nope. At least, I bought one last year and it has flat bottom and sits without any wobble on a counter or table top.
2205878
Never dropped mine either. It's just like any other glass dish. But, I don't have butter fingers... pun intended. :)
1925494
No. The black trays just hold the tiles, but there's nothing stopping them from falling out if the whole thing is turned over or something
1281897
I have not had that problem since I always keep it up straight. It might leak into the food next to it if your not carefully.
1835312
no. and i really dont like it. it looks too short for the flatware. I suppose when its really full, the flatware wont look like its falling over. i bought it for the look and price. i really dont like the look but didnt want to spend $150 for this item, which were the only ones i really liked. sorry. i am no help!
2218708
I've got two of these feeding stations and need new dishes for both. I haven't seen them for sale as stand alone items anywhere :O( It's a poor do, as the plastic dish is obviously the bit that's going to break or get blown away within a season or two.
1196816
Yes...they slide out from the end of the unit. I have had this for many months and am still thankful for it each time I grab a potato, onion, garlic or ginger. What a great, and simple, addition to my kitchen!
200666
Only on the sides. Although I am using it, not exactly loving this design. It keeps moving and sometimes slides out