Joseph Joseph DrawerStore Compact Cutlery Organizer
The verdict
The DrawerStore Compact uses five angled, overlapping compartments instead of flat slots, so cutlery stacks handles-up in a tray just 4.33 inches wide. It holds up to 24 pieces of silverware, fits drawers with a minimum height of 3.25 inches, and leaves the rest of the drawer free for gadgets.
Joseph Joseph DrawerStore Compact Cutlery Organizer — about $11 at Amazon · 4.4★ · Mainstream pick — the narrow, angled cutlery tray that stacks forks, knives, and spoons vertically to free up half a drawer.
It is BPA-free, hand-wash only, and measures 15.6 x 4.33 x 2.25 inches.
Specs
- Five angled, overlapping compartments; holds up to 24 pieces of cutlery
- 15.6 x 4.33 x 2.25 inches; fits drawers with minimum height 3.25 inches
- BPA-free plastic; hand wash only
- Stacked vertical design frees the rest of the drawer for gadgets
- Cutlery icons mark each compartment
Blind details
For a blind shopper, the win here is tactile order: every utensil type has its own angled slot, so you can find a fork or a spoon by position and shape without opening a jumbled drawer and sorting by touch. Before ordering, measure your drawer — the tray is long (15.6 inches) but narrow, so it suits deep drawers and small kitchens, not shallow ones. Count your silverware too: at 24 pieces it covers a small household, but a big family set will overflow it.
Honest caveats: Reviewers report cutlery can slide under the dividers and jam if pieces are oversized, and the tray is hand-wash only, not dishwasher-safe. It holds cutlery only — serving spoons, peelers, and gadgets need a second organizer. The $11 price was a sale figure (list $14); confirm the current price at checkout.
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Last reviewed: October 2026.