Yamazaki Home - Dish Riser - 2 Sizes - Steel + Wood

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect for small cabinets. Stable and resistant. Holds 8 small dishes OR 8 porcelain cups without losing balance. Beautiful design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an amazing solution for small cabinets. I have purchase two

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Smaller than I would like. Better for tea or salad plates or bowls. Not workable with full size 12" dinner plates. Great design however.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] smaller than expected but cute enough to display on counter

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So simple and so cool, must have for tiny kitchens.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought these to help my mom’s arthritic hands and shoulders. Smaller stacks of dinnerware are a lifesaver! Looks nice, too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fits nicely in the cupboard and makes it much easier to grab plates without bowls stacked on top. The riser is too light though and it slides back and forth sometimes when I slide off the bowls, but overall I'm happy with the purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice design. Pretty! But if you are stacking heavy ceramic plates on it, be aware that it will bend a bit. Not the thickest gauge metal in the support legs.

I thought this felt flimsy and might not support my heavy dishes. I will use it, but I am disappointed.

With just two of these, I was able to save a lot of space in my kitchen cabinets. Legs look thin but they are very sturdy. I have ceramic plates and bowls and this does a great job supporting the top dishes. Helps me save time to by not having to lift plates or bowls off from each other.

Not a sturdy construction. The materials are pretty thin and flimsy. It’ll work fine though.

It's amazing to me how few dish riser options out there actually make sense. Most have slats so you can't actually use them as a shelf unless you're just putting large items on it. This one is actually useful no matter what you want to store on it. It looks nice...however, the wood seems quite cheap. I think it will become ruined easily if there are any water spills. The metal that holds it up isn't that sturdy so even just putting one item on it makes it wobble. The sizing is a bit strange. I got the large and there isn't quite enough room for dinner plates and desert plates underneath but it's way too big for just dinner plates under. For the price I expected more. But it's the best option out there at the moment.

This fits perfectly on my counter and solves the problem of kitchen counter clutter.

This sleek and clever stand solved a stacking dishes problem and opened space in my cupboard, hooray!

It's attractive, stable, and smaller in size-- good for serving dishes or smaller plates

I was hesitant at first about the design with angled legs, but this shelf works really well. The open front legs let you fit wider plates underneath and the top is flexible yet sturdy so you can squeeze plates in at an angle. I do wish it was about a half inch taller to fit more plates but overall it is great.

I use this in my office to raise up my iPad for virtual meetings.

This piece literally and figuratively elevated the under the counter space in my bathroom. I am very happy with this purchase and I would buy again.

Had to bend it back into place. The area underneath is quite short, so you won't be able to fit much there. I don't think a full-sized dinner plate would really work. Decided to use it for glasses. It really does look nice in my cabinet.

Pretty and sturdy enough for its intended purpose. A tiny bit wobbly depending on where you put it? I’m not sure that the bottom is totally level. Cushioned contact paper eliminated wobble for me. Would recommend double checking sizing since the small is on the low side