Cutlery Drawer Organizer Tray with Multi-Slot Storage
Open the drawer and every utensil is already where it belongs. This low-profile tray gives spoons, forks and knives their own slots, plus open bays for larger pieces. It sits in a standard kitchen drawer and comes in cream and green or grey.
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Open the drawer and every utensil is already where it belongs. This low-profile tray gives spoons, forks and knives their own slots, plus open bays for larger pieces. It sits in a standard kitchen drawer and comes in cream and green or grey.
Keep every spoon, fork and knife in its own place in your kitchen drawer
- tangled or jumbled cutlery in the drawer
- hard to find the right utensil quickly
- messy kitchen drawers
Keep every spoon, fork and knife in its own place
Tired of digging through a tangled drawer for one fork? Give each utensil a dedicated slot and grab what you need in one glance.
One Slot for Every Utensil Type

Dedicated slots for every utensil
Spoons, forks and knives each get their own lane in the tray, so nothing slides into the wrong pile. Open the drawer and the piece you want is exactly where you left it.

Open bays for larger pieces
Serving spoons, ladles and bigger knives sit in the open compartments instead of being forced into narrow slots. Mixed sets fit without a squeeze.

Low profile that fits the drawer
The elongated tray sits flat in a standard kitchen drawer without adding height. Measure your drawer's inside width and depth before you order.
Set Up in Under a Minute
- 1Lift the tray out
Take the smooth matte plastic tray out of its packaging and check the slot layout from above.
- 2Drop it into the drawer
Set the tray flat in the drawer so it settles against the base without tilting.
- 3Sort by type
Place spoons, forks and knives in their own slots, and put larger utensils in the open bays.
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The tray is built to sit in a standard kitchen drawer with a low profile. Measure the inside width and depth of your drawer and compare them with the listed dimensions before you order. A tray that is too wide will stick or fail to close.
The tray is made from PP plastic and holds everyday stainless steel spoons, forks and knives in its slots. Keep the heaviest pieces in the open bays rather than forcing them into the narrow slots, which keeps the plastic from taking strain.
A generic insert usually gives you one open bin, so spoons, forks and knives end up mixed together and the sorting never stops. This tray gives each utensil type a fixed place, so you stop digging every morning. It is a one-time purchase that replaces a daily search.
Yes. The tray sits in the drawer without screws, tape or any fixing to the cabinet, so you can lift it out and take it with you when you move.
Lift the tray out of the drawer, wipe the smooth matte surface, and dry it before setting it back in.
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