SWOMMOLY Expandable Food Storage Container Lid Organizer, Includes 6 Adjustable Dividers, 30 Preprinted and Blank Writable Labels, White

This is a great product. Always having trouble finding the matching covers for plastic containers. This cover organizer is so easy to use . The covers are stacked nicely and easy to find the matching cover. Highly recommend it . Glad I came across it on Amazon ,would buy again and May end up ordering another one.

I bought this and expected my husband to make fun of me for it, but I was so sick of lids falling all over every time I opened our cabinet. Let me tell you, it has been life changing. My husband has never once made fun of me and lids never fall out anymore. Everything is neatly organized and much easier to access. Just buy it!

I totally get what other reviews meant by it not staying together, but I opted for this one anyway because the price was good. How often are you going to move it where it coming apart would be an issue? It literally sits in your cabinet. Easy to assemble, seems sturdy enough, and fits ALL of my lids. No more digging in cabinets for me!

It was exactly what I needed to store my plastic lids.

Eh, I guess this is ok. The dividers are not easy to put in, and they tend to bend no matter what I do. It's so tight they can't help but bend and they never "unbend". I'm still trying to desperately put my lids in there, but sometimes they pop out. I'm not giving up on it though.

This product is great quality, and I love that it is adjustable to fit your space. Another pro is that when you install the dividers, they will hold the base in place so that if you adjust it to a smaller size the base does not slide open and expand. A great solution for Tupperware lids of all sizes!

Exactly as described; easily assembled; works as it is meant to work.

The expandability of this organizer was the biggest selling point for me - it only takes up as much room as I need it too, instead of being a fixed size that may or may not accommodate all of my lids. I was also glad to see that it would fit into my upper kitchen cabinets without sticking out.The organizer comes with two bagged sets of dividers, one set is slightly longer than the other. The BAGS are labeled so you can tell which set is longer and which is shorter, but the dividers themselves are not labeled. So while you're unpacking the organizer, make sure to keep the two sizes separated (don't just rip the bags off and toss them) to save yourself some frustration when you start to assemble it (don't ask me how I know, if I could roll my eyes at myself I would).I have a bunch of different sized lids that I needed to fit into this, and I wanted to arrange them largest to smallest. When I put the largest lids at one end, they were a bit "floppy" since the sides of the organizer aren't tall enough to hold them up straight. So I took one of the plastic dividers and stuck it in as close to the end as I could. The dividers click into slots that are cut into the organizer - there are no slots in the area close to the end, so that one divider I put in that spot doesn't sit straight. It was close enough to keep my larger lids from flopping around though, so I left it there and it has stayed put. I considered arranging the lids so that the largest would be in the center of the organizer - that way they'd be supported by dividers on either side, which would keep them straight. If I had deep drawers in my kitchen that I could put this organizer in, that's probably what I would do. But since this had to go in an upper cabinet and I use smaller lids FAR more often than larger ones, the "largest to smallest" arrangement seemed to work best for me in terms of easy accessibility.Tip for moving the dividers: if you put a divider in and decide you need to move it to a different spot, pop it out of the bottom slots BEFORE you try to take it out of the side slots. I didn't pay close enough attention to the instructions and struggled with taking the dividers out, which resulted in me getting irrationally angry at a piece of plastic until I realized what I was doing wrong!