How the Five Compare on the Numbers
Four of these five are multipacks, and for a page about stacking the published carton figure is the useful number. CiWiVOKi publishes 10 by 10 by 1.35 in for four 10 inch trays. The LAMU three pack publishes 11.81 by 11.81 by 2.56 in for trays of 9.25, 10.6 and 12 inches. Guzon publishes 11.5 by 11.5 by 3.5 in for four 11.5 inch trays.
The fifth is a different object. The LAMU two tier unit publishes its own dimensions rather than a carton, 9.25 inches in diameter and 7.7 inches tall in the maker own words, and it is the only listing in the pool that states units stack: two sets make a three tier column. LANDNEOO publishes a pack figure that is smaller than its own tray.
What the table cannot tell you is how tall one tray is on three of these five. CiWiVOKi, Guzon and the LAMU three pack all publish a diameter and a carton and no tray height, so the carton depth has to stand in for a figure the makers never gave. On a page about how flat a set stores, that is the gap that matters most.
What a Carton Figure Can and Cannot Tell You
Three Figures That Hold Together
CiWiVOKi publishes 10 by 10 by 1.35 in and states four 10 inch trays, so the footprint of the carton matches the tray and the depth is the part that describes the stack. The LAMU three pack publishes 11.81 by 11.81 by 2.56 in and names a 12 inch tray, which fits. Guzon publishes 11.5 by 11.5 by 3.5 in for four 11.5 inch trays, which also fits.
Read together those three say something useful. Four plain trays go into 1.35 in. Three graduated trays that nest go into 2.56 in. Four trays with handles and a high edge need 3.5 in. The features that make a tray easier to use are the same features that stop it storing flat, and the carton figures put numbers on that trade.
The Figure That Cannot Be Right
LANDNEOO publishes 3.94 by 4.72 by 0.79 in as its package size, and its own text states a tray of 10 by 1.4 inches with a 9.1 inch size also available. A 10 inch tray does not go into a 4.72 inch box, and four of them certainly do not, so the figure describes something else and the listing does not say what.
It is reported here because it is published and because the brief for this page is to use the makers own numbers. It is not used in the ranking. What LANDNEOO does publish usefully is a complete tray size, 10 by 1.4 inches, which two of the other three multipacks never give at all.
Stacking Flat Against Stacking Upward
The One Unit That Builds a Column
The LAMU two tier organizer is the only listing in this pool that describes stacking as a design feature. Its own words say that buying two sets lets you stack them into a three tier clear organizer, and it states the mechanics that make that plausible: metal rods between the tiers rather than plastic, and assembly and removal with no tools.
It also publishes the figures to check it against a cabinet: 9.25 inches in diameter, 7.7 inches tall in the maker own bullet, a 1 inch raised edge and 0.99 lb. The height field says 7.9 in instead, which the listing never reconciles, so the maker own sentence is what this page uses and the field is reported beside it.
Nesting Is a Different Kind of Stacking
The LAMU three pack arrives as 9.25, 10.6 and 12 inch trays, which is the only set here built from different sizes. Three graduated trays sit inside one another, which is why 2.56 in of carton depth covers all three. In use they go to three different places, so the nesting matters mostly in the box and in a cupboard once two of them are spare.
CiWiVOKi and LANDNEOO take the opposite approach with four identical trays, which stack rather than nest. CiWiVOKi reaches 1.35 in of carton depth that way, against 2.56 in and 3.5 in for the other two packs. The cost is that four identical trays give no choice of size, so a 12 inch shelf and a narrow spice cupboard get the same object.
Edges, Feet and What Happens When It Spins
Two Makers Hold the Items, Two Hold the Tray
The LAMU two tier unit publishes a 1 inch raised edge and the LAMU three pack says it has three different raised edge sizes without measuring any of them. Guzon describes a high edge, also unmeasured, and adds two handles per tray. Those are all solutions that wall items in or give you something to grip.
CiWiVOKi and LANDNEOO solve it the other way. CiWiVOKi states a beaded non skid tray surface and four silicone anti slip base feet. LANDNEOO states a diamond shaped silicone non slip surface with anti slip feet underneath. Neither publishes an edge, so items grip the tray rather than being stopped by a lip.
What Each One Spins On
Only two of the five name a bearing. Guzon states stainless steel ball bearings and the LAMU two tier unit states high quality ball bearings with 360 degree rotation. CiWiVOKi says only that it rotates easily, the LAMU three pack describes a reinforced base that rotates smoothly, and LANDNEOO describes a stable structure without naming a mechanism.
No listing publishes anything measurable about rotation, so this is a record of what each maker claims rather than a comparison of performance. For a stacked set it still matters, because the bearing is the part that has to survive a loaded tray being lifted off and put back repeatedly.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
Four trays in a 1.35 in carton. CiWiVOKi, four 10 inch trays published at 10 by 10 by 1.35 in and 3.44 lb, with a beaded surface and four silicone feet each. No tray height and no bearing are published.
Three sizes for three different shelves. The LAMU three pack, 9.25, 10.6 and 12 inch trays at 11.81 by 11.81 by 2.56 in and 2.3 lb. Its three raised edges are described and never measured.
Building upward in a tall cabinet. The LAMU two tier unit, 9.25 inches across and 7.7 inches tall in the maker own words, 0.99 lb, with a 1 inch edge. Stacking to three tiers means buying two sets.
Lifting a loaded tray off the stack. Guzon, four 11.5 inch trays with two handles each, published at 11.5 by 11.5 by 3.5 in and 4.45 lb. A 3.5 in carton figure, and no dishwasher.
Grip rather than a lip. LANDNEOO, four 10 inch trays stated at 10 by 1.4 inches with a diamond silicone surface and anti slip feet. Its published pack figure is too small to be the carton.
What We Could Not Verify
These are the figures this comparison went looking for and could not source from the listings themselves.
- A tray height for CiWiVOKi, Guzon and the LAMU three pack.
- A per tray weight for any of the four multipacks, and any weight at all for LANDNEOO.
- What the LANDNEOO pack figure of 3.94 by 4.72 by 0.79 in measures.
- Measurements for the three raised edges the LAMU three pack describes.
- Whether the LAMU three pack is acrylic or plastic. Its own bullets say both.
- Whether four identical trays can be stored stacked in use rather than only in the carton. No listing says.
