Review on Madesmart Value Mini Silverware Tray by Shannon Sims

There are hundreds of different styles of these drawers, some cost a dollar or two and some are significantly more expensive. But very, very few of them fit in a nine inch wide box. I don't know why, because this box size is actually quite common. I have both narrow and wide drawers in my kitchen, but for cutlery I prefer to use two narrow drawers next to the sink: one for forks, spoons etc. and the other for butter knives, steak knives etc. z location is most convenient for storing Cutlery. Accessibility when serving dishes, as well as the most logical place to store them right after washing them. I felt like I had hit a dead end and finally found it. My first reaction was that they were overpriced and I suspected they probably weren't of very good quality. This was a wrong assumption, in fact they are much thicker and stronger than those I've seen in stores or had before. Although they are flexible, I can lift a fully loaded tray and it doesn't flex at all. They are bright white and have a dished bottom for each compartment. There are only four compartments plus a small accessory pocket on the back. Each compartment is large enough to hold about a dozen pieces of cutlery such as forks, spoons and similar cutlery, enough for a small family. Perfect. The trays could be a bit longer to make better use of the typical depth of the drawer, but if you think about it, your cutlery is too long anyway so a longer tray isn't good. It's the best I've ever had. I found it and am very happy with it.