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cutlery organisers

17 items total
Cutlery tray 35 x 30 x 7 cm, wood, Continenta
31,69 €
CONT30741
Cutlery tray DRAWER STORE, set of 2 pcs, Joseph Joseph JS85188
Cutlery tray DRAWERSTORE 85168 40 cm, bamboo, Joseph Joseph JS85168
Cutlery tray DRAWERSTORE L, grey, Joseph Joseph
37,66 €
JS85152
Cutlery tray RIO 31,8 cm, natural desert sand, Koziol
11,18 €
KOZ7210700
Knife organiser, for 5 knives, wood, Continenta
35,07 €
CONT30518
Pot lid organiser DRAWER STORE, Joseph Joseph
58,58 €
JS85167

Cutlery organisers – a must-have for a perfect kitchen organisation

What are cutlery organisers?

Cutlery organisers are accessories that keep cutlery and utensils nicely stacked and conveniently accessible. They are available in a variety of forms and sizes, ranging from little trays to bigger drawers, and are built from a variety of materials such as plastic and wood.

Cutlery organisers often include different compartments or slots for each type of cutlery, which keeps them from being twisted or jumbled up. This not only helps you identify the tool you need quickly, but it also protects the cutlery from damage.

You can keep all of your cutlery perfectly organised with a cutlery organiser, making meal preparation and setting a table a pleasure. In Kulina we have products from the best brands, like Joseph Joseph and Continenta. And if you are looking for an organiser for your kitchen utensils check our offer of kitchen organisers.

What are the accessories that can be kept in a cutlery organisers and cutlery drawers?

Cutlery organisers are meant to hold a range of kitchen equipment, including the following:

  • Knives: A cutlery organiser can separate distinct types of knives, such as chef knives, bread knives or Japanese knives protecting their blades from getting blunt. You can also store your knives in a knife block or on a knife rack.
  • Table knives, spoons and forks: Cutlery organisers often offer separate compartments for knives, spoons, forks and teaspoons allowing for simple access and organising.
  • Larger serving spoons or forks as well as all other types of servig cutlerycan also be put in a cutlery organiser to keep them orderly and conveniently accessible.
  • Cooking Utensils: Cutlery organisers can also hold smaller culinary tools such as spatulas, ladles, and tongs.
  • Measuring Spoons and Cups: Measuring spoons and cups can be simply placed in a cutlery organiser, ensuring that they are quickly available when needed.
  • Corkscrews, bottle openers and other bartender tools: bartender tools, bottle openers and corckscrews can also be stored in a cutlery organiser, making them easy to find when you need to open a bottle of wine or beer.
  • Straws and stirrers: If you often use straws or bar spoons and stirrers, storing them in a cutlery organiser will help keep them ordered nicely.