Joseph Joseph DrawerStore: Leave a Lane for Long Utensils

Product guide
Grey Joseph Joseph DrawerStore with overlapping compartments and some silverware loaded
This guide covers the original Small Grey 85119 organizer, shown with some compartments loaded.

DrawerStore 85119 overlaps silverware in a narrow strip, leaving room beside it for long utensils. Here is the visibility tradeoff and drawer-clearance requirement.

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Want silverware sorted without giving the whole drawer to a flat tray? The Joseph Joseph DrawerStore Small Grey 85119 stacks cutlery in one narrow strip. Choose this layout when you want a lane beside it for long cooking utensils. The tradeoff is that some utensil heads sit partly hidden inside the pockets.

DrawerStore holding silverware beside a separate long turner and opener in a drawer
The side lane is the point: silverware stays together while a long turner sits alongside. Cutlery and other props are not included.

Picture the drawer from above

A wide, flat tray spreads its sections across the drawer. DrawerStore overlaps them along its length. In the pictured arrangement, the remaining space forms a continuous lane rather than another small tray compartment. Whether that lane fits your own turner or serving spoon depends on your drawer and utensils.

Top view of silverware handles overlapping along the narrow grey organizer
Handles overlap in tiers. You gain a narrow arrangement, but lose a full view of some utensil heads.

If you prefer to see every fork and spoon head at once, an open flat tray is the clearer layout. DrawerStore adds molded cutlery icons to help identify the covered sections.

Molded fork icon beside an angled opening in the grey DrawerStore
The fork symbol identifies the compartment even when the fork heads are tucked inside.

Five sections, two shorter pockets

The five angled compartments include two shorter, side-by-side pockets at one end. The loaded product photo shows smaller spoons there. Compare that arrangement with the pieces you actually want to separate; five compartments do not establish a universal fit for every silverware set.

Two short side-by-side compartments at one end of the DrawerStore
Two shorter pockets share one end of the organizer; the longer cutlery sections continue behind them.

Leave clearance above the loaded cutlery

The specified minimum drawer height is 3¼ inches. Check usable clearance inside the drawer, not the height of its front panel. Also check the exact listing’s footprint against the space you intend to leave alongside it. The minimum height alone does not guarantee that your loaded spoons will clear the cabinet as the drawer closes.

Grey Joseph Joseph DrawerStore with overlapping compartments and some silverware loaded
This guide covers the original Small Grey 85119 organizer, shown with some compartments loaded.

For this model, Joseph Joseph specifies non-slip feet and washing and drying by hand. Select one Small Grey 85119 organizer; a similar-looking revised DrawerStore may have different care or clearance requirements.

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Based on the matching listing, model-specific manufacturer information and original product photos, not hands-on testing.

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Joseph Joseph DrawerStore / 85119 / Small Grey / one organizer

Joseph Joseph DrawerStore / 85119 / Small Grey / one organizer

Overlapping cutlery pockets keep silverware in one narrow strip.

Keep in mind: Some utensil heads are partly hidden; requires at least 3¼ inches of internal drawer height.

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Based on the matching listing, model-specific manufacturer information and original product photos, not hands-on testing.

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