Bamboo Drying Rack Brown - Brightroom™

Looks awesome in our kitchen - affordable and stays clean! Great for dish drying and folds up nicely too!

Bought our first one January 2020 and we are replacing it now 5 years later because it’s looking tired! Love that it’s aesthetically pleasing while also functional!

I love that this dish rack hold a lot. What I don’t love is that it has become a disposable dish rack. This is the second one I have owned that molds in me. I have the first the benefit of the doubt and repurchased. Same issue new rack.

Product is very handy. Careful though, screws come loose

Very cute and surprisingly holds a lot.

So much nicer than a plastic rack. Holds a lot and you can order a clip on, wooden silverware caddy. Would also recommend placing a machine washable cushioned drip pad underneath.

I love this and it’s great for baby bottles! Only thing is I’ve had mine for 3years and it started to get black mold on it, so that’s why I’m buying a new one! These last awhile

I love my dish rack I’ve been using the wood racks for about 20 years now and this latest purchase was well worth it

A bit different than the drying racks I typically get (plastic/metal) but really liked the folding up addition and cute look. It’s good wood material and has two part where the smaller one can be folded when space is needed or use.

I got this to replace an older one (pretty sure I got that one from Target too). This one is too small for purpose, doesn’t fit 15oz mugs (see photo for how one barely squeezes in), and it’s wobbly because the legs end up uneven when it’s opened out. Oh well. I’ll keep looking for a better one.

These things last FORVER ! …we’ll almost . Just bought another one. But the previous one did amazingly aswell.

Love the style and simplicity it adds to my kitchen and can be folded and put away!

Love this rack! Have hard water? Well it won’t show up on here like plastic racks. The only thing I would change is the spacing between so thicker pans can fit in the slots.

Smaller than the one I bought about 5 years ago. Plates barely fit on the rack, and cups barely fit on smaller side rack. I’m hoping it will loosen up with use and widen a bit.

Great drying rack, just place on a drying mat or a dish drain pan. I like that it collapsed for easy storage. The notches are nice for keeping lids, plates, and bowls in place.

functions more like a decoration than a functioning dish drying rack. i like that it’s collapsible but it’s cumbersome. no tilt or under tray option to drain water so it just makes a mess. doesn’t fit very many dishes that you typically would hand wash instead of chucking in the dishwasher (ie cookware, wooden utensils, knives, etc.) trying to eliminate unnecessary plastics in my home so will probably keep it anyway just don’t love it. overall poor design.

the quality wasn't what i was expecting. I think this is a really cute drying rack, but feels cheap.

I finally retired my first Brightroom bamboo drying rack after 6 years (!!!) due to some molding and just needing a refresh. I was super excited to see that Target still sold the same drying rack at a good price. Unfortunately, something changed along the way, because my new drying rack doesn't open up all the way or nearly as smoothly as my first rack. I thought maybe loosening the screws would help and that it was just new and needed to be "broken in". The hortizal wooden bar along the back is now placed in a way that the rack simply cannot open up all the way and the design just seems flawed and cheap now. Definitely a bit disappointed and will use the rack until I find something comparable of better quality.

We had another one of these that had nails/tacks to hold the wood in place, but it had started to rot from years of use. Apparently this manufacturer decided to go cheaper and just use glue, which is not an effective way to hold the wood together on a drying rack. Within less than few days of light use, already the pieces of wood are coming apart. We will be returning this. Another sad example of planned obsolescence. Manufacturers and stores should be held responsible for selling sub-par products that are designed to fall apart and end up in our landfills.

I love my rack & especially that I can put it away when not in use creating more counter space. It fell one time & broke but I’m still able to use it. I would recommend catching it on sale