Can you leave smaller items like spoons and forks in it without them falling through the gaps?
1650353
No, you need something to prevent them from falling into the sink. We use a perforated silverware holder from an older rack.
1650354
No. I have a small, separate plastic basket that sits in it, for that purpose. Don't know where I got it...Lowe's, Bed Bath and Beyond, perhaps?
946410
I think you could. You might want to find a way to secure them together if you're stacking anything remotely heavy or breakable though. For light/unbreakable items, you'd probably be fine.
2018554
No. They stack on top. Whatever's inside would be safe as long as it isn't taller than the sides of the tray.
580030
They will stack half-way within each other. This will still save you space.
910255
I fit a small fork and spoon from my regular eating utensils inside the carry bag by rolling them in a paper napkin and placing them on the side of the larger container; the two smaller containers fit on the bottom and since the larger container is shaped so that the top is larger than the bottom, there is just enough room. I cannot fit a dinner knife in there, however.
57262
Yes, you can. Especially if there are plenty of things in each drawer as well as stuff on top like I have. The only thing that may be a bit annoying is when you open the drawers to far, they can fall off of the track and come out.
2270843
No, there is a built in shelf in the cupboard which separates the area into two very small space, not much can hold in there. It is a nice sturdy accent piece, the cupboard and draws are not much for storage.
452769
I think it will be suitable and maybe in the smaller one you can put smaller things to keep them away from getting lost. I hope this answer resolves your doubts!
1010208
They will fall through. Anyway this goes in the lower rack, where plastic shouldn't go.
2200272
You should be able to reach the pots and pans easily enough if you hang the rack a bit lower, but you won't be able to reach items sitting on top of the center rack/storage shelf. I need a stepstool for that, so I only put things up there that I don't need very often.
1086272
No, the unit is well balanced that way. I do have a problem with the large spaces on the outside edges of the flat section. Small glasses will fall through. We have put plastic ties over the opening to prevent that and it has helped. Also, the silverware holder is very small. But, the dish rack itself serves my purposes well. It holds a fair amount of dishes and the flat section holds a reasonable amount of glasses or bowls and it looks nice. I will buy another one when the time comes.
1251646
Yes you can but it will move around, of course. All depends what you are storing in it and how often you remove those items.
1464496
It depends on how many other pieces you have. I just looked you probably could lay the fruit knives in front of the spoons and forks.
889867
I didn't find this to be a problem since the holder can be pushed down by finger pressure as you go, which lowers the food until there is next to nothing left. However, skinny things like carrots can be trickier to mount in the holder just right so it happens correctly.
1553690
No, not at all. I keep a patch of felt in the bottom to help protect the container, but the flatware stays nicer than it would rattling around in a drawer. Love the caddy!
723621
Spoons and forks do stack well, right on top of each other, but I agree with the other review that they will fall off each other when you open and close a drawer. I have mine in a drawer divider as well, so they cant fall far!
1522234
I have only placed plastic ware in mine and can fit about 20-25 sturdy plastic utensils. The forks tend to be more of an issue than knoves and spoons.