HBlife 2pcs Bamboo Dish Plate Bowl Cup Book Pot Lid Cutting Board Drying Rack Stand Drainer Storage Holder Organizer Kitchen Cabinet（Keep Dry）

This bamboo dish divider organizer made a huge difference in my kitchen drawers. It keeps plates and bowls neatly separated without shifting around, and the expandable design fits perfectly in my drawer space.The bamboo is sturdy and well-finished—no splinters or rough edges. It gives a clean, natural look that makes the drawer feel upscale and tidy.Simple to install and stays in place. It’s functional, durable, and looks amazing. Definitely a smart purchase!

This was super easy to assemble. It doesn’t take a lot of space, so you can fit it in pretty much anywhere :) I use it to store all the lids I have. It doesn’t have a lot of rows, so I can only store 4-5 lids, but still works great and is a good item for organization!

I bought these to store my glass plates and help prevent them from breaking — and they’ve been amazing! The quality didn’t feel the best when I first assembled them, but they’ve held up really well. Each rack fits eight large plates and is a good height for my open shelves. I’m so happy with them that I’m planning to buy another for my extra plates!

I purchased this for my reusable food storage bags and it works great! Solid design and it even looks cute sitting next to the sink every day. Would definitely recommend!

Counter space is something this old farmhouse lacks greatly. I was excited to find this little rack. It was super easy to assemble and looks cute when in use. I like that the size is small enough to put in the bottom cabinet when it's not needed. The build quality is pretty good for how simple it is. Once you get the two mid dowels in place, it's easy to squeeze them together with enough pressure to lock them in place. A couple of vertical dowels were a little loose, I just turned them a bit and they tightened right up. Now each piece fits snuggly, and it will hold 8 items. I wash everything by hand, so we always had a big dish rack that seemed to take up a 4' section of our counter as there wasn't enough space on either end or behind it to put anything else. Now I have a flat mat and this. Both of which I can put away when not in use and it's amazing how much space I'd been missing out on all these years. This is a simple, affordable, attractive, easy to use, piece of equipment for small kitchens. A must have, if you will.

It's attractively designed and works well, but it's made of unfinished bamboo. I didn't think anything of that until I picked it up yesterday to clean the counter and discovered that accumulated moisture had caused black mold to grow on the bottoms and sides of the rails.I couldn't scrub it off. I could probably sand it off, but life is too short. I'll probably buy a new one and coat it with polyurethane before I use it. If you buy one, be sure to do the same!

Background: I saw on Bored Panda that one can turn dish racks into floating book shelves relatively easily. Just a few Command hooks at the top, hang it vertically and *boom* bookshelf. I bought way too many books for my New Year's resolution to read more and my current bookshelf is overflowing. I do not have the space for another standing bookshelf, so this seemed like an easy way to create more shelving without taking up floor space.The dish racks/ shelves: They are solidly built. The rungs are an inch and a half apart vertically and 5 inches apart horizontally. The rungs cannot be pulled out (much to my dismay). One would have to break them out, if they wanted more than an inch and a half between them. I mention this because it limited the size of the books I could put in between the rungs.Setting up the shelves and putting in the books: I put a single nail into the drywall at the top of the dish rack. I like the idea of using Command strips, but I don't like hearing a thump in the middle of the night and wondering if it was my books falling to the ground or an intruder. The single nail worked very well. I found out soon enough that this means of shelving works best for thinner hardcover books or thicker paperbacks. The rungs only extend about 3 inches, so some of my books "slump" (see pic). I fixed this by putting either paperboard or cardboard beneath the book and the problem was solved (see other pic).Overall, I love the look and have found a great way to display my books. I don't have to take the entire stack off the shelf to access the books on the bottom. I cleared out 46 books from my standing bookshelf! So, now all my books thicker than 1 inch are in my standing bookshelf and all my thinner books are in my floating shelves. I wish they had a commenting feature on Amazon reviews because I'd love to see what you all come up with. Painted floating shelves. If you broke off a few rungs and liked to be able to put your big books in them too. Please leave reviews if you do this too! I'd love to see where your creativity take you! :)

It definitely meets my expectations. Unfortunately, I cannot get my cabinet shelves to budge, it is almost like they are perfectly in there to fit where the tabs are to set them in and there is no room to actually get them out of place. I decided to use this as a dish rack for cups. I will say, when I took them out of the package there were little brown teeny granules/dirt/dust? I am unsure what they were. I assumed dirt, so before I put cleaned dishes on them, they will be washed in hot, soapy water. Super easy to put together. Love that is is made from bamboo. They are also easy to store away if you're not using them.