Norpro 4Pc Knife Drawer Organizer Set New Works With All Knife Sizes And Styles

Pretty much the only thing I don’t like is that they slide around a little with the opening and closing of the drawer. I just put some double-sided tape on the bottom to hold in place. You can see that I was able to have about 16 knives in this narrow drawer. It’s about 8”- 9” wide is all. These will adjust to many widths.

Remarkable in its simplicity of design - the idea is good. It works fine in the limited space that I have for knives. But not all knives work in it. If the blade is too wide, the knife will tilt upward. Pari ng knives and steak knives are fine, and straight bladed knives with a handle the same size, like serrated bread knives. But carving knives tilt and the tip of the blade sticks up. I appreciate that it was inexpensive - well worth the money.

There are three big problems with these (other than being cheap plastic):1) They can be adjusted in size but you can't fit all four together unless you just keep widening them in a horizontal "chain."2) They slide around in the drawer. The only way to keep them in place is to mount them to the bottom of the drawer with double sided tape.3) There is no support for the knife handles, so when the blade rests in the slots the handle drops down to contact with the drawer and the knife blade raises the point up and is incredibly dangerous.These are going in the trash if I can't think of another use for them. I would not buy them again or recommend them.

if you only have a few knives and a drawer that will hold them lined up in a row, this keeps them neat and tidy. I had a knife block with the little plastic pieces in it that I had to fight with to get the knives in and out every time. I put up with it for way too many years. Now I can see which knife is which without having to memorize the handles. Sometimes the little things can make a big difference! I should have made these with my 3D printer, I know, but these were so inexpensive...

I had just reorganized my kitchen and was looking for a way to store my knives when I found these. The price was right so I thought I'd give them a try. I liked the idea that the knife holders would adapt to the size of the space I had available in the drawer. They arrived in short order and I anxiously tried them out. They do hold my knives, but I found that the knives with thick blades (like a Chef's knife) didn't work as well in the holder as a thinner bladed knife. Also, the knives and holders tend to slide around as the drawer is repeatedly opened and closed. I am still using the item, but am also keeping a look out for other options.

I used a box and a half to store two whole sets of kitchen knives** (plus some extra ceramic knives) in one standard-sized kitchen drawer. Actually one box would have worked okay, but I bought two boxes anyways, and one box would have left just an inch to the side which would have bugged me.A couple reviewers complained that these tip over. They do not if paired up, as shown. They come as single rows of spacers and have tabs and slots on the underside to clip them together. So clip pairs together, then they can attach to each other, staggered, to fill the whole drawer. The box comes with 4 total. You could leave them in single rows but that makes them a bit unstable... though it would probably work for your smaller paring, cheese, and steak knives to one side. (So you see, there are multiple ways to set this thing up to fit your space ideally.) Best of all, unlike a wood block or many other in-drawer organizers, the organizer itself does not take up any space in the drawer.One issue I did have is that the slots are close enough together that handle-crowding is an issue... I had to insert a knife into every other slot as opposed to every slot. This was OK with the shorter knives, which I could turn around in the drawer (not recommended for safety reasons, I did this only with my ceramic knives which have sleeves).A second issue is that with the tab-and-slot connection method, you can only connect in one way. By that I mean that the slots are spaced in such a way that the first slot is too far from one end to allow a connection. Imagine you have two pieces, tabs facing you, they can only connect with the next piece staggered up and right, and won't connect on the left. So if you are having an issue connecting them, check the bottom and see if that is the problem.** To clarify, a box and a half (6 pieces total) in a standard drawer stored one  Gela 10-Piece Knife Set, Multi , one  Miracle Blade III 91M3RBXST2 Perfection Series 11-Piece Cutlery Set  (minus the steak knives, and the "chop n' scoop" which was too tall), plus four ceramic knives and one extra chef's knife. Plus there was space at the top of the drawer for the chop n' scoop blade, a mandoline, and a peeler to rest laying flat. With one box I probably could have fit that all in anyways, and with 6 pieces there are several 4-layer-thick spaces, buy that last inch gap would have bugged me for all eternity.

This is a brilliantly simple design which can hold paring knives alongside cleavers and bread slicers. It is sturdy, easy to clean, and takes up very little space. If you want your knives to be safely stored and easy to access I highly recommend this organizer set.As some reviewers have mentioned this is very lightweight and needs to be held in place either with a heavy load of knives or some adhesive backing. I haven't found it to be a significant problem, particularly for the price. Other reviewers have mentioned that knives tend to tilt back, lifting the blades. Whether your knives will do that depends on how they are balanced and on how the organizers are spaced, but unless the blades actually leave their slots (which I'm not sure is possible) your knives will stay safe and in place.

Worked much better than expected. Made my knife drawer much safer.