How the Five Compare on the Numbers
A sink caddy occupies the most contested surface in a kitchen: the strip between the basin and the wall, or a shelf in the cabinet below it. The figure that decides the fit is the footprint, and four of these five state one in a bullet rather than leaving it to a field. That is unusually good for this pool.
The heights are where they separate. The stated figures are 3.15, 3.5, 4.7 and 6.2 inches, so the top of the range is nearly double the bottom, and the 6.2 inch caddy is the one whose own listing calls it suitable for narrow spaces. The fifth pick publishes no size in words at all.
What the table cannot settle is how much clearance any of these needs behind a tap. Every figure here is the caddy standing alone, and a caddy on a narrow surround is limited by the tap and the backsplash rather than by its own depth. No listing in this pool addresses it.
The Two Listings That Agree With Themselves
Consumest Publishes Ten Bullets and One Size
Consumest states 8.26 by 3.54 by 4.7 inches, and its dimension fields read 8.26 by 3.54 by 4.7 inches. On a pool where fields regularly describe cartons or placeholders, a listing whose two sources of size agree exactly is worth choosing on that basis alone.
It is also the most thoroughly described caddy here. Black powder coated SUS 304 steel stated anti fingerprint, a hollowed design for rapid drainage, a removable plastic drip tray that pulls out from the front, anti slip silicone pads to stop it sliding into the sink, and a rectangular base described as resistant to bending. At 0.64 lb the pads are doing the work rather than the mass.
HULISEN Is the Same Idea, Lower
HULISEN states 7.2 by 4 by 3.5 inches and its fields match. At 3.5 inches it is the second lowest caddy on this page, and no other pick here publishes more than 4 inches front to back, which is the trade: a lower box takes more surface to hold the same brush.
Its drainage is the best documented here. An open hollow bottom stated to increase the draining area and allow airflow, plus a removable drip tray pulled out from the front and stated dishwasher safe, which is the only tray in this pool with a washing rating. It publishes 0.62 lb and 304 brushed steel, and no non slip feature at all.
The Tallest, and the One That Hangs
Kitsure Calls 6.2 Inches Narrow
Kitsure states 7.9 by 3.7 by 6.2 inches and describes itself as suitable for narrow spaces on a countertop. Both statements are true at once: 3.7 inches front to back is narrow, and 6.2 inches tall is the highest figure on this page. If the constraint is a shelf or a window ledge rather than counter depth, this is the wrong shape.
What it buys with the height is a sloped drip tray that drains automatically rather than being emptied, and a brush holder that simply drops into position with no further assembly. It publishes stainless steel construction, a stated list of what fits including spice bottles and cutlery, and 0.84 lb.
JIANYI Publishes the Figure Nobody Else Does
JIANYI is the only listing in this pool to publish the sink divider it fits: less than 1.40 inches, given also as 3.6 cm, with an instruction to measure first. For a caddy that hangs rather than stands, that is the specification, and four other listings here leave it out entirely.
It states 7.20 by 3.54 by 3.15 inches with a 2.75 inch bottom measurement, which is more detail than most, and then publishes fields of 7.2 by 7.2 by 3.15 inches, where the depth has been replaced by the length. This page uses the bullet. At 0.4 lb it is the lightest pick here and it has no drip tray, because the water is meant to fall into the sink.
The Crock With One Bullet
Three Figures, None in a Sentence
OXO’s entire description is one line: a crock style organizer for storing a variety of cleaning tools. Its size attribute reads 3.82 by 5.87 by 5.47 inches. Its dimension fields read 2.31 by 1.5 by 2.15 inches. Those two sets of figures differ by more than three inches on every axis, and no bullet exists to break the tie.
It is on this page because the shape is genuinely different from the other four. A crock holds long handled brushes upright in a single well, where a rack lays them across a tray, and at 0.9 lb it is the heaviest pick here, which is how a crock stays put. No material, no drainage and no capacity is published.
What a Tight Space Really Needs
Across all five the missing figure is the same: not one publishes a load limit, so nothing tells you how many full soap bottles a caddy will take before it tips or bends. Consumest describes a base resistant to bending and Kitsure describes a sturdy structure, both in words.
The second missing figure is clearance. A caddy 8.26 inches long fits a surround 9 inches deep only if the tap is not in the way, and no listing here publishes the space it needs behind or above itself. The best a buyer can do is take the stated footprint, add the tap, and measure the gap in the cabinet if that is where it will live.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
A figure you can rely on. Consumest, stated at 8.26 x 3.54 x 4.7 in with fields that match exactly, in black powder coated SUS 304 steel with a removable plastic drip tray and anti slip silicone pads, at 0.64 lb.
The lowest profile that still stands. HULISEN, stated at 7.2 x 4 x 3.5 in with matching fields, an open hollow bottom for airflow and a removable drip tray stated dishwasher safe, in 304 brushed steel at 0.62 lb.
A narrow strip with room above it. Kitsure, stated at 7.9 x 3.7 x 6.2 in with a sloped tray that drains itself and a drop in brush holder, stated to take sponges, dish soap, spice bottles and cutlery, at 0.84 lb.
No counter space at all. JIANYI, stated at 7.20 x 3.54 x 3.15 in with a 2.75 inch base, hooking over a sink divider it publishes as under 1.40 inches wide, with an open bottom and no tray, at 0.4 lb.
Tall brushes standing upright. OXO, a crock style organizer published as 3.82 by 5.87 by 5.47 inches in its size attribute, at 0.9 lb, on the understanding that its listing is one line long and its fields say something else.
What We Could Not Verify
Every figure above comes from the maker’s own listing text. These are the things we went looking for and could not source in any of them.
- OXO publishes no size in words, and its two published sets of figures differ on every axis.
- JIANYI’s dimension fields replace its stated depth with its length.
- Four of the five publish no divider width, so hanging is unaddressed.
- Not one listing publishes a load limit for a caddy full of bottles.
- No listing publishes the clearance it needs behind a tap or under a shelf.
- Only one drip tray carries a washing rating of any kind.
