Do drawer organizers stop silverware rattling when the drawer shuts?

Pick 0031 · Bamboo expandable kitchen drawer organizer

Magnets hold the two halves of this organizer together, and one reviewer who went through three trays in four years reports the silverware no longer shifting when the drawer closes. Rubber nubs for the underside keep the tray itself from sliding. AddToPick rates the organizer worth buying. Measure the drawer first, because this is sold in several sizes.

Product	Bamboo expandable kitchen drawer organizer
Material	Bamboo, sealed finish, smooth edges
Sizes	12 and 13 slot versions, plus smaller trays
Expansion	Sliding section, magnets join the two halves
Included	Rubber nubs for the underside
Reported fit	Used in drawers from small up to 36 in
Skip if	You did not measure the drawer
AddToPick	Worth buying

What it is

The organizer is a bamboo tray built in two parts that slide apart, so the tray widens to match a drawer instead of leaving a gap at one side. Magnets in the sliding join hold the two halves at whatever width the drawer needs.

Slot sizes are not uniform. Reviewers report differently sized sections taking flatware, knives and longer kitchen tools in the same tray, which is what lets one tray cover a utensil drawer rather than only a cutlery drawer.

How it works

Two separate movements cause the noise, and the organizer addresses both. The magnets stop the two halves of the tray sliding against each other when the drawer is pushed shut, and the rubber nubs on the underside stop the whole tray travelling in the drawer.

Contents still need to fit their slots. One reviewer with a large drawer reports the expandable section closing the gap that a fixed tray would leave, which is where loose flatware would otherwise slide.

Measuring first is what decides satisfaction. Reviewers report using the tray in a 30 inch drawer, a 36 inch drawer and in small drawers, and one reviewer advises measuring before buying.

What reviewers report

AddToPick read the US five-star reviews in a file of roughly 16,900 characters. Several of these are Amazon Vine reviews written on free product, which is noted where it affects the conclusion.

Named limitations from these five-star reviewers:

Amazon Vine reviews are written on free product. In this set they cover build quality and fit. The noise and magnet reports come from verified purchases, which is why that claim leads this page.

The noise result is reported by a verified purchaser who had used three other trays in four years and names the magnets as the difference.
The expandable section is the most repeated feature. Reviewers report it fitting drawers from small kitchen drawers up to 36 inches.
Rubber nubs for the underside come in the box, and two reviewers name them as what keeps the tray from moving.
Bamboo build quality is described consistently. Reviewers report smooth edges, solid joins, no splinters and what feels like a sealer on the surface.
Capacity is reported concretely. One reviewer fits flatware for four to nine place settings while combining dessert forks and teaspoons in one section.
Reviewers use the tray outside the kitchen, including for pens and ink nibs, which suits the varied slot sizes. Named limitations from these five-star reviewers:
Size confusion is the main risk. One reviewer reports the tray not holding a full set of silverware and describes it as better suited to a small drawer, while confirming the listed dimensions were accurate. Several sizes exist, including a smaller seven inch tray.
One reviewer had to combine two utensil types in one section, so slot count matters as much as overall width.
One reviewer plans to add drawer liner to the bottom, suggesting the bamboo base is not the easiest surface to wipe. Amazon Vine reviews are written on free product. In this set they cover build quality and fit. The noise and magnet reports come from verified purchases, which is why that claim leads this page.

Who it is not for

Anyone who has not measured the drawer. Multiple sizes exist and one reviewer received a tray too small for a full flatware set while the listing dimensions were correct.
Anyone with a large flatware collection in one drawer. One reviewer fitting four to nine place settings had to combine two utensil types in a single section.
Anyone who wants a wipe clean surface. Bamboo is not plastic, and one reviewer plans to line the base.
Anyone expecting the expansion to be infinite. The sliding section covers a range, not any drawer width.

Questions people ask

Does it stop silverware moving when the drawer closes?

One verified purchaser who had used three other trays in four years reports the silverware no longer shifting, and names the magnets joining the two halves as the reason.

What drawer sizes does it fit?

Reviewers report using it in small kitchen drawers, a 30 inch drawer and a 36 inch drawer. Several sizes are sold, so measuring before buying is what reviewers advise.

Does the tray slide around inside the drawer?

Rubber nubs come in the box for the underside, and two reviewers name them as what keeps the tray in position.

How much flatware does it hold?

One reviewer fits a set for four to nine place settings, combining dessert forks and teaspoons in one section. Another reports a smaller size not holding a full set.

Is the bamboo finished or raw?

Reviewers describe smooth edges, solid joins and what feels like a sealer on the surface, with no splinters reported.

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Where to buy

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Pick 0031 · Last updated 2026-08-31 · Reviewed by AddToPick