Bamboo Drawer Dividers with 8 Inserts, Kitchen Adjustable Drawer Dividers, Expandable Organization for Kitchen, Home, Office, Dressers, and Bathroom, 4 Dividers with 8 Inserts and 4 Small Cylinders

Once in the drawer the long divider stayed in place but having some issue with small divider not staying in place even when tight

Used these for organizing kitchen drawers. The big pieces hold in place very well because they're spring loaded but the little divider ones only loosely stay in place. Love that they match the drawer itself. One thing I didn't consider though is that the little notches for the divider pieces limit the placement options (can't be used on the outer perimeter because the drawer itself doesn't have notches).

Awesome product, and does its job well, but mass-production means it has a few weaknesses that need to be dealt with when installing. I've written a set of installation instructions in my review to help you get a good fit. Hopefully it helps because it's definitely a good, useful product that also looks nice, so it's worth it to give it a little extra care to ensure it works for you.One excellent detail: product comes with Chicago Screws to help secure the chosen length of the long dividers — you place the divider where you want it, let the spring extend to hold lightly in place, and then you insert and tighten the Chicago Screws; now the length is set, and it won't change accidentally. Between that and the silicone bumpers at the ends, the long dividers are very secure, which is great because the short dividers require a little more planning and finesse. For one thing, almost all of the short dividers have little hardened drips of finish or clear coat on them, so you will have to sand them a little bit. For another thing, the grooves in the long dividers are not cut very deep, so you will have to make sure they are placed very tight. (This isn't hard because as I said above, those Chicago Screws and silicone bumpers help a lot.)Here are my suggestions for how to install for a perfect fit:Step 1: Sand the edges of all the short dividers so there are no bumps or bubbles or little hardened drips.Step 2: Place all the long and short dividers in the drawer carefully and gently, exactly how/where you want them, but don't put the Chicago Screws in the long dividers yet.Step 3: Mark the long divider locations exactly with a light pencil mark.Step 4: Remove everything except one of the long dividers at the end (left end or right end doesn't matter, as long as it's not against a wall of the drawer box).Step 5: Move that divider IN 1/16", no more, no less (you're making your overall width 1/16" SMALLER).Step 6: Place and secure the Chicago Screw in that divider so it's nice and tight.Step 7: Place the long divider on the other far side (exactly on the mark you made) and place and secure the Chicago Screw in that divider so it's nice and tight.Step 8: Place the remaining long dividers on their marks and squeeze the short dividers into their places — this will be a tight fit because you moved that first one, and that's the point. It might take a little finesse but you'll get it.Step 9: Place and secure all of the Chicago Screws in the long dividers so they're all nice and tight.I hope that helps! Good luck! If you get the idea of what I'm saying on how to make it all fit tight, you'll come up with your own tips, but that's a start. I went one step further with mine, where I used a long divider against the left and right walls of the drawer box, and then I custom-cut the short dividers for a REALLY tight fit.

I am very pleased with my purchase. Have been looking forever for an organizer with three sections and each wide enough to accommodate larger cooking utensils. Most organizers have very narrow sections. This was PERFECT. Great quality and very easy to assemble.

Overall the product works. my drawer is small, so I want to utilize as much space as possible and this helps. I don't know if its my drawer or the dividers, but they wobble when bumped unless there is a small divider in between.My knives kept sliding under the dividers, so I put a couple of the unused sort pieces on the bottom to lift the knives up and problem solved!My biggest problem (it's hard to describe, but I'll try to explain) was that one of the dividers would not go together easily. And the spring that gives it the tention does not work. The piece that goes inside to push on the spring gets stuck and makes it virtually impossible to use. Thankfully my drawer is small and I don't need the forth divider.Overall it's a good product and dose what it should do for the most part. It was easy to put together (other than the one that didn't work) .

When loading the cooking utensil drawer in my new kitchen, I saw a mess that I could not live with. These are perfect. The spring load creates a sturdy barrier. I stacked mine two high and created a small section for those smaller items that are always tough to find.

I love the additional dividers that go 90 degrees, allowing the drawer to be divided into various size sections, not just long spaces. Works great in a deeper drawer also, stacking the dividers. I can find everything, even in a deep drawer.

This product really helps keep everything organized. I can find things in the drawer very quickly. I just have to make sure I put things back where they belong