Product Description

Keep your utensils neatly stacked with the OXO Good Grips Expandable Utensil Organizer. The Adjustable Dividers organize more utensils in less space by allowing them to fit in opposite directions in one compartment. Your utensils stay neatly stacked, even when the drawer is opening or closing. Adjust the location of the Dividers to accommodate utensils of different shapes and sizes, or remove the Dividers completely for open compartments. The expanded space holds longer tools and gadgets for added storage. To adjust Dividers, simply pinch the side walls and slide in or out. The Organizer expands from 9.75-inch to 16.25-inch to fit inside kitchen drawers, and non-slip feet keep the Organizer in place.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6299 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: White
• Brand: Oxo
• Model: 1314600
• Released on: 2008-04-03
• Dimensions: 2.00" h x 9.75" w x 15.25" l, .20 pounds

Features

• Drawer organizer expands from 9-3/4 to 16-1/4 inches
• 3 sections for forks, knives, and spoons; non-slip feet
• Dividers hold more per compartment and keep utensils stacked
• Separate compartment for gadgets; expandable section for longer tools
• Measures 15-1/4 by 9-1/2 to 16 by 2 inches

Amazon.com Product Description
Kitchen drawers can quickly become unruly without the use of some sort of drawer organizer. This thoughtfully designed kitchen accessory works great for keeping utensils organized and neatly stacked. It slides easily into almost any kitchen drawer and expands from 9-3/4 to 16-1/4 inches to take full advantage of larger-size drawers. The unit provides three sections for forks, knives, and spoons. Removable dividers keep the utensils neatly stacked, even when opening and closing the drawer, plus they allow for storing two stacks in each section by facing them in opposite directions. The dividers adjust to accommodate utensils of all shapes and sizes, or they can be removed all together for more open space. Simply pinch the side walls of the dividers to slide them in or out. In addition to the three utensil sections, there's also a compartment for storing miscellaneous items, like a can opener and a carrot peeler, plus an expandable section for longer tools and gadgets like spatulas, tongs, basting brushes, slotted spoons, and more. Non-slip feet prevent the organizer from shifting in the drawer, and the unit can be wiped down with a damp cloth to clean as needed. The expandable utensil organizer measures 15-1/4 by 9-1/2 to 16 by 2 inches.

Customer Reviews

Organizes my utensils brilliantly
I got so sick of looking at my old cheap silverware holder so I decided to buy a new one. I absolutely love this utensil organizer.

I simply snapped in the holders into the grooves and I was ready to organize. The larger right side of the tray can be adjusted which is a great touch. I can stack a maximum of 6 silverware pieces into each adjustable silverware slot (total of 36).

I highly recommend this product.

Finally, fits in the drawer!
I've had a heck of a time finding a utensil organizer that would fit in my itty-bitty kitchen drawers. This one does - just barely, but that's good enough for me! It's pretty nifty, too, with the movable clips and the expandable side. More useful for silverware than kitchen gadgetry and larger utensils.

Performs as utensil organizer; Check space beforehand!
The organizer is great in terms of features -- expands, helps stack utensils.

Unfortunately, I can't use either of those features:

Expands - The organizer only expands horizontally. Since all my kitchen drawers are pretty much exactly the unexpanded width of the organizer, I can't use the feature. Furthermore, the organizer wastes extra drawer space by not expanding the length of the drawer.

Stacks Utensils - As you'll notice in the product image, there are two tabs per utensil tray for "stacking utensils". This is to save space IF you have silverware that has FLAT handles. My silverware have rounded black rubber handles, and do not stack at all, leading to some very exasperating drawer jams. I ended up taking out all the tabs.

So I basically wound up with a plastic utensil tray. Of course, this is still way better than throwing all your silverware into a kitchen drawer.

I would rate this tray higher if I were able to use the features. But usability annoyances and lack of some features (length expansion) keep me from rating this higher based on the price.