2 Divided Square Stainless Steel Perforated Cutlery Holder Sink Storage Basket by Stopia

I had to order this product twice, which is why it gets 4 stars instead of 5. The hooks on my first one were not glued on properly so fell off very soon after ordering it, rendering it basically useless. But I was able to get a replacement through Amazon and it wasn't a huge deal.I chose this one over all other utensil holders because I use chopsticks ALL the time, and any other kind of utensil holder is built like a wire rack, and chopsticks fall right through. Or there are utensil holders that are basically cups with tiny perforations that are on a small dish, but the dish quickly gets moldy and disgusting. I have an in-sink drying rack (small apartment), and this hooks on to the side of it perfectly, allowing all my utensils (chopsticks included) to drain into the sink instead of on to a plastic plate.

hello, these are made of stainless steel and so far, have not shown any rust from dripping wet knives, spoons or forks. the previous shiny chrome holder looked nice, but within several weeks, rust spots started all over the criss cross welded bars. the looks did not over come the large size and this rust. the stainless steel one should not rust, but sometimes, several versions or types of stainless steel will show signs of rust...hopefully, these will not rust. plus, the water drains well through the holes and the holes are small enough to keep all of the utensils in the container. you might have to rework the two clips on the back as a lot of wire dish racks have angles on the sides and ends. but, after a little needle nose tool bending forays, the product slipped correctly over the top wire of the rack. yrmv a great product and delivery.

To be fair, the quality of the product is excellent but it is too short to hold average chinese style chopsticks which I bought it for. I ordered and put into dishwasher only to find out it is too short to contain chosticks.Please compare height between this product and Kitchen Aid untencil holders in the photo;Height of My Kichen Aid holders: 6 1/4"Height of this product: 4 1/4"Height of Chinese style chopstick: 10 1/2"Height of Korean/Japanese style chopstick: 8"If you use short chosticks, 8 inch folks and knives, you won't have a problem but if your chopsticks are chinese/ vietnamese style like I have, they will not fit in.

I needed to replace my flatware holder for the dish drainer, and ordered this item. I assumed that the thin flat attaching clips would need to be re-bent to fit the bar on my sink drainer, which was a larger diameter than the openings on the clips appeared to be. It was somewhat more difficult that anticipated because the attaching clips on the basket i received were rods, not shims, as shown in the descriptive picture in the item listing (see attached picture). I was able to re-bend them, but it required some extra tools. It is well made and otherwise completely satisfactory.

After reading other review about their metal utensil trays rusting after a few months. I decided to pay a little more and get this Stainless Steel divided utensil product. I have an old Rubber Main dish drainer and this fit perfectly over the edge. I have been using for a week now, and it's fantastic. I put my sharp knives in the R side downward and the rest of the utensils in the other side upward. It holds quite a bit. For two people in our home we use a lot of silverware in one day so I know this would be great for anyone who uses a lot of silverware. The small holes will not let your utensils fall through, they are secure until they air dry. I highly recommend this product and would buy again, it was worth the extra few dollars cost.

It's a solid product and a more intelligent design than the basket type cutlery models where utensils fall through the bottom. However it is too tall to fit in my Rubbermaid dish drainer-inside or out-and be able to use the hooks which are strongly soldered on. The basket won't fit inside due to interference from plate support rest and or on the outside where the bottom rests o the counter before the hooks connect to the top of the dish drainer. I really wanted this to work. It is a size consideration I hadn't thought of when shopping.

I bought this for my husband who does all the dishes. After he cooks all the meals. So I like to spoil him a tad bit now and then by buying him little goodies to make his life a little easier. This was a goodie. He always ran out of room for the silverware in his dish drainer. This was a home run!

Product photos should show this product in a typical kitchen scene (sink, drain, faucet) to get an idea of scale. Pay attention to the dimensions. I expected this item to be a little larger, but it's adequate, and if it doesn't rust/corrode, all the better.