2-tier fruit basket with banana holder

This 2-tier fruit basket provides practical and tidy storage space for fruit, vegetables, bread and snacks on the kitchen counter. The construction consists of two spacious baskets at different heights and an integrated holder where a bunch of bananas can hang separately.

The removable baskets allow you to customize the storage as needed. The fruit basket can be used as a complete floor solution, or the baskets can be placed separately on the kitchen counter, dining table or other flat surface.

Key benefits

• Two spacious baskets provide plenty of space for various foods.
• Integrated banana holder keeps bananas separate from the rest of the contents.
• Removable baskets can be used together or separately.
• The vertical construction makes the most of the space on the kitchen counter.
• Open basket construction allows air to circulate around the contents.
• Suitable for fruit, vegetables, bread and wrapped snacks.
• Freestanding design requires no wall or cabinet mounting.
• Made of steel for practical storage at home.
• Can be placed in the kitchen, dining room or other living spaces.

Overview

This two-tier fruit basket is designed to collect various food items in one easy-to-reach place. The lower basket provides space for larger quantities of fruit, vegetables or bread, while the upper basket can be used for smaller fruits, snacks or other items that need to be easy to reach.

Between the baskets there is a holder for bananas. The bananas can hang freely instead of lying at the bottom of a basket under other food items. This also gives a better overview of the entire fruit collection.

The open sides of the baskets make it easy to see the contents and find the desired item. The tall construction groups the storage into several levels and can therefore be practical on kitchen counters with limited free counter space.

Dimensions and specifications

Two floors provide a better overview

The two baskets create separate storage areas so different types of food can be organized by size or use. This makes it easier to keep fruit separate from bread, vegetables or snacks, for example.

The upper basket can be used for smaller items that need to be easy to reach, while the lower and larger basket can accommodate larger fruits and vegetables.

The division can be used for, among other things:

• Fruit in one basket and vegetables in the other.
• Daily snacks in the top basket.
• Bread and packaged goods in the bottom basket.
• Separation of ripe fruits from other foods.

Integrated banana holder

The banana holder is placed between the two baskets and allows you to hang a bunch of bananas freely. This way, the bananas don’t take up space in the baskets and don’t lie under other fruits or vegetables.

Place the bunch of bananas evenly on the hook and check that the rack is stable. Avoid hanging very heavy objects on the holder, as it is intended for bananas and similar light foods.

Removable baskets

The baskets can be removed from the stand and used separately, making it possible to place one basket elsewhere on the kitchen counter or take it to the dining table when serving.

When used separately, the baskets should be placed on a flat, stable surface. They can then be placed back on the stand when the storage needs to be reassembled in height.

The flexible construction makes the fruit basket suitable for changing needs where the quantity or type of stored goods varies.

Space-saving storage on the kitchen counter

By placing the baskets on top of each other, the space in height is utilized. It provides more storage space without requiring the same table area as two separate baskets placed next to each other.

The fruit basket can be placed on, among other things:

• The kitchen table.
• A kitchen island.
• The dining table.
• A sideboard or shelf.
• A table in the utility room.

Always place the rack on a level surface and distribute the contents between the baskets so that the structure remains stable.

For fruit, vegetables, bread and snacks

The fruit basket can be used for several types of dry storage in the home. The open construction makes the contents visible and easily accessible.

The baskets can be used for, among other things:

• Apples, oranges, pears and other fruits.
• Potatoes, onions and other vegetables stored at room temperature.
• Bread, buns and packaged pastries.
• Packaged snacks and small food items.
• Napkins or other light kitchen accessories.

Always follow the recommended storage conditions for each food item. Items that require refrigeration should continue to be stored in the refrigerator.

How to assemble and use the fruit basket

1. Place the stand on a flat and stable surface.
2. Secure or place the lower basket correctly on the rack.
3. Place the upper basket in the corresponding holder.
4. Check that both baskets are stable.
5. Distribute fruit, vegetables and other items between the baskets.
6. If desired, hang a bunch of bananas on the integrated holder.
7. Distribute the weight evenly and avoid overfilling the baskets.

Cleaning and maintenance

Remove all food from the baskets before cleaning. Wipe the rack and baskets with a soft, slightly damp cloth and a mild detergent as needed.

Dry all parts thoroughly after cleaning before using the fruit basket again. Avoid abrasive sponges and strong cleaning agents, which can damage the surface.

Regularly check that the baskets are correctly positioned on the stand and that the structure is stable on the surface.

Spacious fruit storage on several levels

This large fruit basket with banana holder combines two spacious baskets with a practical, vertical construction. The removable baskets provide flexible placement options, while the banana holder frees up space and keeps the bananas separate from the rest of the contents.

Food and other accessories are not included.