Practical Comfort Aluminum Drawer Organizer for Kitchen Utensils Silverware Flatware 9 Dividers Set | MEDIUM | UPGRADED VERSION

This is a great product! It has transformed a messy kitchen drawer into neat compartments of perfect sizes. The parts seem sturdy and fit well. Moreover, if you happen to change houses or kitchen interiors you are not left with something that doesn't fit anymore. Just make sure you get the right size to begin with. The long dividers are extendable by about 1 inch on either side. The smaller horizontal dividers come with plastic extensions for even more versatility. The product does not come with directions but you can see the video. Its pretty straightforward to assemble it even without the video. I recommend placing all the dividers and arranging all your items before making final placements with the sticky bits. Totally worth the price!!

The media could not be loaded. I have deeper wooden drawers original to the house period. About a7-80 year-old house. I do a lot of cooking and have various size links, and width of tools to use. I got the large and if it’s in the drawer nicely. Enough so that I could probably use one pack and two different drawers. Definitely helped organize the drawers. More is great. Definitely follow. Everyone’s advice on figuring out where you want your drawer layout to be prior to putting the stickies on it. The horizontal dividers can be customizable with the gray extensions which is a helpful design. The flaw with that design is it it’s very movable it pivots, and I don’t like that. I wish there was a gripper of some sort, it doesn’t have to be a permanent gripper, but like a rubber gripper to keep it more in place.

I bought one as a trial because I have several kitchen "junk" drawers that refuse to be tidy (aka people refuse to keep them tidy). I'd tried other methods before trying this device. I can say that I'm thoroughly pleased. It's been a few months now and the drawer has remained organized and because of that I bought three more!They are easy to use and put together if you are patient. And they are sturdy as long as you're not throwing stuff into the drawers, or have heavy items that will bang into them when you open and close the drawers.What I did that worked for me was: 1. dump the drawer out. 2. put the bars/slats together how I want as a layout in the drawer. 3. Use the thick double sided tape to set the long rail/slats which sets the entire pattern/layout.It took me about 20 minutes per drawer from start to finish, but that's because I was being meticulous with what went where and what I was going to even keep. The item is a little pricey but well worth it for peace of mind.

Been a year 4 months and the stickiness is already going bad so the pieces are starting to shift making it harder to keep my drawers organized. So far I keep pressing them to drawer wall so they last a little longer.Makes me sad as they were fairly easy to install and they cleaned up my drawers like I wanted. But to not even get 2 years worth out of the adhesive is a little disconcerting.

These are priced higher than any other organizer - are they worth it? YES.The aluminum and plastic construction is more rigid than wood and stays clean forever. Nice rounded tops look great. All kinds of pieces included will conform to any drawer configuration you could want.The long dividers are secured to the drawer walls by an adhesive pad, which at first sounds like a janky way to do it, but after using them I can say it definitely works. Repositioning them should be kept to a minimum as the sticky mounts will inevitably lose their tack with multiple re-applications. This is part of its appeal however as any drawer divider should be semi-permanent - you don't want it being adjusted and moved about all the time. That said, the short dividers can be slid along the length of the long dividers easily enough to tweak the compartment sizes. (but removing them requires re-positioning the long dividers)

Originally I bought the smaller set, but needed one more long piece, so exchanged for this set. I'll get around to using some of the rest of it, but I think there are too many small pieces to be useful in a kitchen utensil drawer. Still, this is great. As some others have said, I had trouble getting the long ones to stay put. I solved it by adding Command strips - barely visible in the second picture. Also had a problem with the drawer pull screws being in the way, but Iit all worked out with a little change in spacing.I would warn against any dividers that are spring loaded, the stress was starting to separate the drawer walls in a different drawer.

I was very excited to put these to use throughout my home. Unfortunately, they did not meet my expectations. I assumed by the description (being metal) and price point they would be good quality and extremely sturdy. Although the quality of the dividers themselves are good, the plastic connecting pieces and adhesives are not. Problems I have found with almost a year of use:-After a while, some adhesives detach from drawers-There are not enough connecting parts or the correct parts, which limit the configurations (I had to get creative with some of my configurations by prying apart pieces and using tape to connect others)-The end pieces to the short rods are slanted and do not sit flush against the walls of the drawerAll of this, of course, allows for the rails to shift and therefore items inside to shift which defeats the purpose of the product.Honestly, I bought some packs of plastic dividers from Target's dollar section and have been more pleased with them.