InterDesign iDesign Eco BPA-Free Recycled Tray

The first aspect that impressed me was the sleek and modern design of the tray. Its expandable feature is particularly useful, accommodating various drawer sizes and allowing for customization based on your specific needs. When fully extended, it provides ample space for forks, knives, spoons, and even utensils like ladles and serving spoons, which often get lost in standard trays. The compartments are well-sized, offering enough room to prevent overcrowding, which can lead to scratches and damage over time. Additionally, the tray’s surface is easy to clean, a practical advantage for anyone who dreads the aftermath of messy cooking sessions. Despite its eco-friendly material, the tray does not compromise on quality. It feels sturdy and resilient, capable of withstanding daily use without showing signs of wear or bending. The finish is smooth, preventing any irritations from rough edges, and the overall construction appears robust, making it a long-lasting addition to my kitchen. A+

It's nice to have a place to store my silverware.

This drawer organizer is exactly what I needed. I love that it expands so that I can have it customized to whatever drawer I choose to put it in. I've been able to organize my drawer and optimize my space. Great value for the money. It's the perfect size for any drawer. It's also great quality and looks great in the drawers well

No matter how many people live in your household, you are bound to have kitchen utensils, and you therefore need a place to store them. As good a choice as any is this Flatware and Cutlery tray, from iDesign. First, let’s point out the basics. This tray is made from recycled plastic and is BPA free. This is good for those among us who feel good when they help eliminate waste. The tray has five compartments, with an optional sixth if you expand the side. With five standard compartments, you have what you need to store your standard knives, forks, spoons, teaspoons, etc. This expandable feature is one that sets this tray apart from others. The expandable compartment is large and can hold many things- not just utensils- due to its size. The only limitation with using this feature is the size of your kitchen drawers. You may not have a drawer large enough to pull out the expansion. The neutral color of this tray makes it good for most any kitchen and it offers a practical, environmentally- friendly way to store your kitchen utensils. I recommend it to anyone who needs a way to store flatware, and that would include most every single one of us.

We have hosted a potluck for friends and family every Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and Easter Sunday with anywhere between 35 - 70+ people attending for over 7 years. After the first few I decided to use real plates and utensils since it would be more efficient and less messy. So I have ended up with a lot of extra serving utensils as people donate to the cause. I wanted a way to keep them a bit more organized so I decided to try this tray. The main part of the tray itself is extremely sturdy and well made. The size of the openings allows me to store larger serving utensils versus many traditional trays. The expandable section is not as sturdy and I would have given it 5 stars if there was a way to “lock” the extension in place. I originally tried it sideways in a drawer that was deeper and noticed it shifted as I opened and closed the drawer

The house we moved into recently has a weirdly narrow silverware drawer. Our previous bamboo tray was almost double the width of the drawer. This new tray has been a godsend! Why I love it: - The size is customizable but I would really only recommend it for folks in my situation since it does kind of force you to keep small and large utensils together (i.e. dessert spoons and soup spoons) or if you don't mind different-sized utensils mixing. - It's made with recycled plastic. I know we're not single-handedly solving the plastic issue by buying this product but every little bit counts! - The color is neutral and doesn't clash with anything else you might have going on in your utensil drawer. - It's nice and sturdy. If you have to move it around for any reason, you don't have to worry about it buckling.

This is not a bargain basement tray you'll find at the dollar store. It is from iDesign which has very good ratings for its other products and does not play fake review games according to the two analysis sites I check with. The quality is excellent on this heavyweight tray that easily expands to any size you want. Pricey at $25? Sure. Getting what you pay for? Definitely, since you're keeping some plastic out of landfills and the environment. Made in China. My rating system: 5 Stars = Knocks it out of the park. A great value! 4 Stars = Excellent product. A solid buy. 3 Stars = It provides some value, but perhaps not as advertised. 2 Stars = A little dubious, so do your research. Read the critical reviews! 1 Star = Avoid this product and look elsewhere.

This is a nice unit, with a cool design that's intended to adjust width-wise and take up an entire draw to help keep you organized. But the glaring flaw is that it's a much shorter height than any drawer I've seen in America. The height makes it awkward to stack all of our silverware in it. We've made it work, but I would have given it a full 5 stars if it was just a bit taller. Price is alright... again for this amount I think it should fill up more of the height of the drawer.

The plastic material on this cutlery tray has a dense but high-quality feel to it. It has 5 compartments for organizing but I think they are a little shallow (not deep). The expandable feature is interesting, but it’s a separate piece that does not lock or click into place. The bottom of the tray doesn't have any rubber pads so it can slide around in a drawer, unless you have some padding in place. I also noticed that the sides of the plastic from the bottom looked warped but is not noticeable from the top. Ultimately, it's a nice-looking tray and is made from recycled materials, but I think the expandable feature could be better implemented.

I like the expansion of the tray. It expands from 15" to up to 21" in width. It's made well, lightweight, and looks nice in my drawer, but there is one problem. It slides back and forth and so I used some Velcro tape to secure it, which helped solve the problem.