Home Basics 3-Tier Adjustable Chrome Heavy Duty Wire Hanging Fruit or Vegetable Kitchen Storage Baskets, Black Finish, Hammock Style

The media could not be loaded.  I don’t understand how there aren’t more reviews talking about the real issue here....each hammock-shaped basket is attached by one hook on each side. However! They’re attached to a metal circle and if you don’t balance your fruit just right, they swivel and topple over like my grandma getting into a hammock.Also, whoever said that elongated/oval shape holds more than a circular shape...you may need to go back and take geometry.The biggest basket in this trio holds literally only three oranges and trying to stack fruit results in the aforementioned toppling situation. The medium holds 4 apples. And the top holds two onions....The wiring for the baskets also seems a bit shotty, but that could just be what I received. One of the sides has the wires coming together all bunched up so it is lower and makes the basket less effective overall.

It's nice, holds many size produce, in sections. I have limited counter space and needed things suspended as such, but could serve a nice decorative touch in the right setting. It's pretty long, for my application anyway, in an apartment, so I "customized" a bit as you can see in picture. Will be an easy fix to return to normal......and I need to go shopping so don't judge my seemingly lack of use of this product.

I've been using this for a couple months now and here's what I'll say, it's super pretty to look at, but it doesn't hold a whole lot of stuff & it's also very unstable. In other words, you have to make sure that everything is balanced as your're putting it in the baskets so they don't tip over & dump everything out. I've wound up purchasing the circular ones because they're more stable and they hold more. I think I'll wind up using this one as a succulent planter because I do love the shape, it's just not functional for fruit and veggies.

The chain should be 2-6” longer.The baskets should have a better attachment to the chain.If you don’t carefully rearrange your fruit as you take one out, the unbalanced weight tips the basket over, causing your fruit to fall into the next basket- unbalancing it and tipping it into the third basket… unbalancing IT and tipping all of your now bruised fruit onto the floor.The chain isn’t as long as I would expect, it’s hard to get bigger fruits into the bottom basket without juggling the others.Love the idea and look of this basket, thought it would help save space. I haven’t decided if it’s worth the extra time and effort it takes to avoid the above scenario yet to have that free counter space…

Bought this to clean up a small counter that always was used to put fresh fruits,, I bought two , one for each side of open arch over sink that goes into another room,,Bought Two plant type hangers that support it to the proper height,,, Holds all the fruit that I need for about 2 weeks worth and looks amazing,, !!! Counter is clean now and it added a classy look to my kitchen at the same time.. Everything is within easy reach and its easy to see and use the fruit before it gets too ripe,, The colors of the fruit add to the kitchen as it is very visible now and in order ( 6 shelves in total )

The concept was good for the space we had however we have discovered this basket requires a sophisticated level of fruit and vegetable balancing to keep each basket from flipping over and dumping out the contents.

I really like this little thing. The only problems I have is the positioning of some of the chains, and how they connect to the basket. They kind of force the baskets to lean to one side if nothing's in them. But that problem goes away after you fill them. Also, the hook that comes with the basket to hang from the ceiling is pretty big, so depending on what you're hanging it from, the whole thing kind of rotates around any time it's moved. I'd recommend maybe just removing the hook, and hanging it by the metal hoop the hook was connected to, to give it a tighter grip on whatever it's hanging from. But these are just nit-picks.For the price, this thing is nice, looks great, and is a good size. I'm really glad I bought it.

When you live in a small apartment, you do anything to get more storage in your kitchen space. We decided to go with this hanging basket specifically because it looked like it could hang a bit more flush near a wall as opposed to some of the round models.Pros:1. Sturdy design. Metal is legit and doesn't seem like it will bend or warp with time. Sturdy enough to hold a good amount of weight on each tier. Metal does not feel cheap.2. Large basket size. I'm able to hold a good amount of fruits and veggies on each tier. I've even found that I can hang bananas at the very tip top for more room in the actual baskets.3. Unique shape allows this basket to be placed closer to a wall and not stick out so far.Cons:1. We've had some issues with this wanting to spin. Since we have it near a wall, we've had to balance it out so that it doesn't continually bang against the wall.2. The chain was not long enough in our high-ceilinged apartment to hang the hook to a hook in the ceiling. We ended up using a length of cord to make it easier to reach. I will say, however, that the parts look easily removable so that you could add additional chain or wire right to the design itself.Overall very pleased. I love the look and the functionality of this and am pleased to have somewhere to store fruits and veggies that allows for division, air flow, and not too much stacking where the fruits/veggies will go rotten fast.