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

It was easy and quick to assemble, it stored about 8 plates and it looks so nice it my cabinets

How did I miss out on having these in my cabinets for so long! It only took a kitchen remodel to get with the program. Love the organized look they bring and they force me to just keep the day-to-day dishes we use and clear the other crap that sits in the cabinet unused for years. I plan to order more of them for the dishes we use for holidays/special occasions in another cabinet.

Nice and sturdy. Saves a lot of space and very durability.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I'm trying to reorganize my kitchen cabinets, and my MIL had these bamboo plate holders in her cabinets that don't have a door on them. Not only was it pleasing to look at, it was also so easy to grab a plate, and load it with food. I found these, and immediately purchased them in the two pack that holds eight plates for 9.99. When I got them in, the only putting together you need to do is attach two wooden pegs to each "side" by slipping then in the hole cut out and pressing them together. This was a bit difficult for me, and I ended up laying it on it's side, making sure the pegs were in the hole area, and then tapping on it gently with a hammer to get the pegs to push down. After that it does come with rubber pieces for the bottom that stick on, and I placed those on each one. When I put these up there, I immediately realized I didn't take into account the height of the bamboo bottom piece as my plates wouldn't fit upright. But I slanted them forward, and they fit fine! I have the Noritake colorwave plates that are 10 3/4 tall for reference. The two white plate's are from Walmart, and are the divider plate that's 10.25 in height. So far, I absolutely love these plate holders, and plan to purchase two more for my other plate set. The pegs that hold the plates up can sometimes come loose if you're pushing the plate in (since my curve), but I've only had it happen once so far. If it continues I'll probably wood glue the pegs in there. Otherwise this is an awesome plate holder, and I do recommend!

Super easy to assemble and it looks exactly how I hoped it would in my cabinet. It keeps everything organized and makes the space much more functional!

Previous review below. I’m not happy because one got moldy in no time. Bamboo is usually better than that. Couldn’t clean the mold out of the wood, so it is in the trash. I don’t recommend for use as a dish drying device anymore. I was looking for racks for various purposes, and liked that these were wood and inexpensive. When they arrived, I was unimpressed and worried they would fall apart. But I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how well they’ve done. I didn’t need racks in my shelves for anything; I decided to use both of these to help me dry dishes, in a versatile manner. Most dishes are bound for the dishwasher. But I don’t put plastics in there, or my pots and pans, or most of my big cooking utensils. It’s annoying to have to angle it all just so on the drying mats. And I really hate countertop dish racks; they look awful and take up a lot of room, and weren’t made for pots and pans. These little racks, on the other hand, are pretty great. They can handle my 750 ml water bottles and lids nicely, tilting them enough to drain them properly (otherwise I was going to buy a water bottle draining rack separately; this saved me there). Works great for jars and plastic containers and even for my cast iron pots of various types so far; maybe not as nice with a heavy cast iron skillet, but worked fine with the 10 inch size I made breakfast in. I love being able to reposition them relative to each other and the mats, and the neat, simple, clean look they have as opposed to every single countertop dish rack out there in the metal variety. They hold larger lids perfectly, letting them drain and dry at just the right angle. I have been so happy with them on my counter; they make a simple but often annoying task into something more reliable and attractive.

Good plate holder

Fit into my cabinets perfectly end to end for plates. Couldn’t be happier now I don’t have to lift plates out the old way.

I have used this as a book shelf

This is a must!

Average. Decent product but Functionality wise it is okay. If you try to place wide plates even if they’re lighter the wooden hook opens up.

Very bad. Didn't serve the purpose. The connectivity is very loose.

I purchased this wooden rack set expecting durability since it was advertised as kitchen-friendly and moisture-resistant. Sadly, it turned out to be one of my worst purchases. The first set delivered was defective, so I replaced it, but the replacement was no better. Within two months of light use as a book rack, the wood developed woodworms and moist fungus, which spread and damaged nearly 35 valuable books. The racks became fluffy, swollen, and completely unusable. It is evident that the wood is of very poor quality, untreated, and unfit even for basic indoor use—let alone for kitchens as advertised. Selling such low-grade material at a high price is extremely misleading. Instead of protecting my belongings, this rack caused irreversible damage. I strongly advise others not to waste money on this product. It is overpriced, poorly made, and potentially damaging.