I need an organizer for plastic cutlery for a 100 person banquet. Cutlery caddies are too small. Anyone think this would work?
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I can't see it for this purpose. I use it for long kitchen utensils like wooden spoons and other cooking tools.
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Yes I think it would work. This caddy has 3 sections with the overall dimensions measuring 15 3/4 x 10 1/2 with each section measuring 15 3/4 x 3 1/2 and the depth of 1 1/2. With those dimensions, I think the cutlery would fit fine.
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I would use a basket instead. My set that holds silverware holds two sets of eight or sixteen pieces of henckles silverware which is bulky. It is the same size, just sliced differently. I also have that set for pizza cutter, can opener, etc. It gives breathing air to the silverware-less mold than those plastic containers. It mazimizes shelves, but not for a party.
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Perhaps I have this one and another one similar that has 6compartments both are about 2 inches high so you can figure out how much cuttlery you can get in each of these.
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Each section could probably hold at least 100 utensils, there's room for spoons and forks to fit end on end so you can really pack them in, but it's not a very elegant display for a party/banquet. Just my opinion...
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I think there are better options out there for you. I would try short wide containers, maybe straight sided vases or perhaps baskets would work, perhaps even wrapped boxes. Another idea would be to invest in a dozen mason pint jars and spread them around with specific utensils in specific jars.
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this would be good because you can fit it to your cabinet. I had to cut a portion off to fit under my shelf.the size can be flexible with these - they are very nice.
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I think that would work because the Rx bottles are lighter than the spice jars and they are similar diameters. I think it's a great idea. Theses organizers are not that expensive so it's worth a try. Thanks for the idea. I'm going to try it.
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I actually use this caddy for sturdy (Chinet), normal sized paper/plastic plates, when entertaining buffet style. You would probably want something bigger to accommodate your larger Lenox plates.
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It all depends how thick your utensils are. I have three of these. In the first, I place all 12 of each (forks, spoons, desert spoons/forks) in one place/direction. 12 knives normally don't fit, so you'll have to split. I have photos I'll try to upload if I can.
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It only has three large open slots for silverware. You would have to double up on dinner and salad forks in one slot. It would be tight but doable.
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Hi: This is a tricky question? But the answer can go two ways. Yes, it will hold the Small Smart Icing Organizer if you take out the bottom plastic dividers but it will limit your storage space for other things underneath. You can also omit the case completely and use the decorator slots on the top tray. There is enough space for the small decorator tips provided with the organizer case and many more. Lots of room on the top shelf. The top shelf actually stores quite a lot of things as well as the bottom storage space. I luv mine and easy and convenient to carry around. Also has come in handy if taking a cake decorating class. Everything is right at your fingertips and all compacted into one area.
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I have this caddy. Pint jars would only fit in the two center compartments. The four end compartments are curved, so the jar doesn't quite fit.
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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A standard cupboard is too short for the biggest pan to glide on this organizer. We had to send ours back, but glideware was suppose to come out with smaller hooks
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My caddy holds a regular sized nine inch plate. However, keep in mind my caddy is not the same as the one pictured.
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Same answer as Roxanne below. I love this organizer. I've used it for many different needs and it is always great. Looks nice, easy to push out of the way if you need room for golf clubs, etc. Just about a perfect item.
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I will try some dinner plates on mine and see what the shelf holds. I have 10.5" diameter Fiesta ware dinner plates and they fit on the bottom shelf. I use mine in my computer desk to store a box containing my Christmas card lists and last year's cards and the top shelves hold boxes of new Christmas cards I bought on sale last year.
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I only use the 1 section bc I have a narrow drawer. It holds our set of eight pieces each, sm fork, big fork, soup spoon, tea spoon, reg knife and thin steak knives. Hope that helps.
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Hmm...I don't know specifics (they aren't currently with me). But I do know the thinner ones are not long enough for standard length silver ware. I'm using them as props with fake food, but no silver ware. If the utensils were wrapped in napkins they could easily be held in place in the narrow compartments, but I'm sure they would "hang" over the other compartment.
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No, I don't think it will work. The caddy is at least 30 inches. Great caddy, though.
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My drawers are 2 and 3/4 inches high. All of my regular sized steak knives for perfectly (I have miracle blade sets). The bigger miracle blade knives for fileting were a little too tall so I just didn't put them in all the way and they hang off the front a little bit, but everything fits! This way, I can still close all my drawers. I love how organized it always is! The butcher knives however, are definitely too tall I'd say, I put those on the side next to my two bamboo knife holders.