$15.99
1 in stock
This Kitchen Drawer Organizer provides a simple and effective solution for decluttering your kitchen drawers. Crafted from natural wood, it offers a practical way to keep your flatware and other kitchen essentials neatly organized.
The organizer features a rectangular design, perfectly suited for standard kitchen drawers. It is partitioned into five separate storage spaces, each designed to maximize your drawer’s capacity. These compartments allow you to sort and store your flatware, utensils, and other items in an orderly fashion.
Four of the storage compartments are long and narrow, situated side by side. Each of these compartments measures 9.5L x 2.13W x 1.5″D. These dimensions are ideal for storing forks, spoons, knives, and other similar items. The narrow design ensures that your flatware stays neatly separated and easily accessible.
The fifth storage compartment is larger and positioned perpendicular to the four longer compartments. Measuring 9.31L x 3.38W x 1.5″D, this compartment offers greater versatility. It can accommodate larger utensils, serving spoons, spatulas, or other kitchen gadgets that don’t fit in the smaller compartments. This larger space provides flexibility and ensures that all your kitchen essentials have a designated place.
The organizer boasts a natural wood finish. This simple and elegant aesthetic complements a wide range of kitchen styles. The natural wood adds a touch of warmth and sophistication to your drawers, enhancing the overall look of your kitchen.
Crafted from sturdy wood, this organizer is designed to withstand the rigors of daily kitchen use. The durable material ensures that the organizer maintains its shape and functionality over time, providing long-lasting organization for your drawers.
This Kitchen Drawer Organizer is donated new. It has a minor imperfection, a 3″-long split at the inside bottom of the wider storage space. This split is likely a manufacturing flaw and does not penetrate the outside bottom of the organizer. The split does not affect the function or structural integrity of the organizer. Otherwise, the organizer is in like-new condition, ready to bring order to your kitchen.
Using this organizer is effortless. Simply place it into your kitchen drawer and arrange your flatware and utensils into the designated compartments. This simple action instantly transforms a cluttered drawer into a well-organized space.
By purchasing this drawer organizer, you’re not only investing in a practical kitchen accessory but also contributing to a great cause. Father Joe’s Villages is a non-profit organization dedicated to their mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. Your purchase helps them continue their important work of providing housing, food, and other essential services to those in need. This Kitchen Drawer Organizer offers a practical and efficient way to simplify your kitchen storage. By purchasing this organizer, you’re not only investing in a useful home item but also contributing to a positive impact on your community. It’s a purchase that brings order and helps others.
Condition: Donated new with a manufacturing defect: a 3″-long split at the bottom of the larger storage area that does not show on the outside and does not affect the organizer’s function.
Compare To: $17.99 (Amazon, new)
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