304 Stainless Steel Utensil Holder, Dish Drying Rack, kitchen Utensil Organizer, Knife and Fork Drainage Rack, Kitchen Drainage Basket Accessories, With Hooks, Rust Proof, Color-Silver

This seems to be a well-designed item. I used it as a clip-in to my dish drainer, but you can attach it other places too to store implements in the kitchen. The ergonomics are good. It attaches easily to a typical metal-frame dish drainer, and can be clipped either inside or outside the drainer. Unlike some similar insets, which have a metal frame floor with large holes, this has a flat metal floor with small holes in it. This makes it less likely that small implements, such as chopsticks or pickle forks, will slip through the bottom. I find this a HUGE improvement over other similar items.My only complaint about this item is that it is on the small size. I would prefer that it were slightly taller, maybe by about 0.5 to 1 inches. Sometimes, large implements such as serving spoons or tongs will tip over if you put them in this. It is only suitable for silverware and other small implements. Also, it fills up quickly.Because of the small size and flexibility of attachment though, you can buy multiples of it even for a single dish drainer. If your drip tray is large enough, you can actually clip three of these to the outside of the draining rack, and thus benefit from the increased drying space without taking away from any of the internal space. And if you want even more, you can clip them both inside and outside, for a total of up to 6 of these. That would be overkill for most people, but the point is, there is flexibility about how and where you attach multiples of these, and it is small enough. I personally recommend buying at least two, possibly three, depending on how much silverware you watch.I cannot comment on the durability because I haven't had it long enough. It looks durable, but only time will tell if it rusts or otherwise degrades.It is only suitable for metal frame drainers, however. You cannot use it with one of the bulkier plastic ones or any one with a bulkier frame.

Definitely recommend stainless steel over plastic any day.They are a bit shallow for larger knives but hold average utensils just fine, nothing will ever slip out of the bottom but it provides the necessary draining.Side hooks clipped on to my dish rack securely and have not had any issues with spoons, forks or butter knives falling out of them, the construction makes them much easier to clean and since it is steel, it feels solid like it could handle quite a bit of weight. If I could make one change though it would definitely be for it to be slightly taller to accommodate knives a little better

Works great for what I wanted it for and it doesn’t take up much room.

I needed a narrow, rust resistant upright storage solution for silverware in my mother's tiny kitchen nook. I'm glad I chose this. If you check out the pic I've included you can see how it worked on her wall storage rack (https://amzn.to/461doNc). Her kitchen has no drawers, so this set up was a functional alternative. There are drainage holes in the bottom of the container and of course stainless steel always looks nice. To keep the container attached securely to the storage unit, I used these silicone cable ties ❣️ ( https://amzn.to/3GAAqQo)

Great but. Convenient. Holds a lot

Rust resistance:Perfect for my small dishwasher that only has a flat rack.

It is a nice product, but it is borderline too short for silverware.

Looks good and does the job. It hooks well on my dish rack.