Small Square Stainless Steel Perforated Cutlery Basket Sink Rack Storage Silver by Stopia

This stainless steel cutlery basket from Stopia is beautifully made — solid, rich-looking, and practical. It’s described as small (3.9" x 2.7" x 4.2"), and that’s accurate — it won’t hold an entire dinner party’s worth of silverware, but it’s perfect for smaller items either in the dishwasher or as part of a countertop dish rack setup. One thoughtful feature is the hook on one end — very handy if you want to secure it inside a dishwasher or to a draining rack at the sink. It’s subtle but gives the basket flexibility. I’m actually ordering a second one to use in my parrot’s cage for hanging treat items. The hook design makes it easy to attach to the bars, and the basket itself is tough, safe, and looks great. So whether you’re using it for cutlery or creative storage, the quality and durability make this a great value. Highly recommended — beautiful form meets flexible function.

I bought this on December 2019 and as of today September 9, 2020, nine months later it is still in good shape; no rusted at all. Actually it keeps the chrome still shining. It looks small but holds quite a bit of silverware. I really love it. I don't know why I did not get before. I highly recommend it.

The utensil holder was smaller than I expected for the price. So I was a little disappointed in that. However I'm using it and it's working OK. I know that It will not hold everything if i have a big wash load. It fits my dish drainer well. Fast shipping.

Perfect size for our 2 person RV sink strainer. As we wash the silver ware after eating each meal. Holds everything we have use of. NICE small light weight size for our camping !

I should have read the specs closer. Admittedly. I assumed any silverwear holder would hold more than 2 pieces. My bad. Seriously, the thing's tiny. Fits in my small hand. (See posted pic for perspective.) I got this to take camping, so I guess in the sense that you don't wanna take big, bulky objects, that's an unexpected "perk," but really it only holds 12 pieces and certainly no utensils. (See 2nd pic.) Don't hold any dinner parties for more than 4, and you'll be fine! Additionally, it's thin and bendable. There's a welded seam on the back that I have no doubt will eventually pop and/or rust and pop. I'm not convinced that it's even stainless steel. It has a suspicious looking finish on it...

It seems to be well made and matches its picture. But it is very small and can only hold a small amount of silverware.

I actually used this and some zip ties to create a makeshift chopstick holder for the dishwasher. The holes on the bottom are plenty small enough that chopsticks won't fall through, and I suspect it'd also work great for reusable straws. It holds up well going through even a sanitizing cycle, and I haven't noticed any rusting at all. It feels like it should've cost about $5-6 instead of the $10 that I paid, but considering the lack of other options for my use case, it's not that bad of a deal.

I bought this to replace a broken plastic utensil holder of our dish rack. It's a nice basket, but too small to hold knives or something longer and heavier than spoons and forks. When I put knives or spatulas in here without thinking of balance, it loses its balance and spills the contents to the ground. So be careful especially with knives.