Farmhouse Kitchen Utensil Holder, Large, Galvanized Steel with Rustic Copper Label adds Farmhouse Kitchen Decor Charm, Vintage Home Decor, Versatile Countertop Storage, 7.5” x 5.87”

Looks great in my Rv! No too big or too small!

I love this Utensil holder, it has the capacity to hold lots of utensils. Everyone who comes into my kitchen gets the giggles though, since the label was attached upside down. Love it anyway!

Love it in my kitchen

My kitchen has all galvanized accessories and this item fit in perfectly! It's weight keeps it secure when grabbing a utensil!. Love it!

For whatever reason there are three feet at the bottom of this unit and it seems to tip easily. Looks great but that simple engineering flaw hurts functionality

I ordered two of these for my kitchen utensils and it is perfect. I love all of the galvanized products and will be ordering others. It's very attractive, and there are quite a few other items that are part of this group of kitchen "helpers". I am very happy I discovered these, and I highly recommend them.

Love this but it came with 2 off the ball feet off. I ended up breaking off the 3rd foot and put rubber stoppers on the bottom and it works great. Not the highest quality but it will work.

After looking at a LOT of utensil holders, I chose this one because of its size and decorator appeal, and hoped for the best :) I was most pleased when it arrived--very well packaged so no dents or dings--and saw how many utensils I could fit in it. I'm not a chef but I do like to cook and I do like to have my tools at hand. Drawer space is limited in my kitchen but I have plenty of countertop so this utensil holder fit the bill. It is a bit taller than most and wider as well; I currently have 12 or 13 spatulas and tongs and potato mashers and spoons in it and it is not over-crowded. It has a bit of weight in the bottom so no chance of it tipping over. As far as decorator appeal goes, it fits right into my kitchen. I have a bit of copper in my accessories but the cabinet hardware is brushed nickel. This is a good unifying piece--makes my bits and bobs look more like "eclectic" than "late basement-early attic."