Love it is beautiful

Easy to put together, attractive, and sturdy. Big enough to hold a good amount of fruit as well.

Loved the sizes and sturdily aspect of the stand

It was the perfect size, works very well for me !!As advertised. Good product…

looks great and very east to assemble; great quality

I suggest lining the bowl so it doesn't dent the fruit making it spoil faster

Pleasantly surprised by this well made, beautiful and large fruit basket. The banana holder detached too as we desired. The color is black. It goes well our white and grey kitchen as a centrepiece on the island. Highly recommend. Great value for the price.

This is a very sturdy piece and larger than expected, but nice.

This has only been in place for a week but it seems sturdy, corrals all my fruit in one place and looks stylish. Win-win!

I absolutely love the Simple Houseware Fruit Basket Bowl with Banana Tree Hanger! This stylish piece not only adds a modern touch to my kitchen with its sleek chrome finish, but it also serves its purpose perfectly. The banana hanger keeps my bananas fresh and prevents bruising, while the spacious bowl holds a generous amount of fruit. The design is sturdy, and assembly was a breeze. It’s a great way to keep my countertop organized and my fruits easily accessible. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking for a functional yet beautiful way to display their fruit!

This is a great sized fruit bowl/banana hanger combo. I am very pleased with my purchase. It looks very nice in our newly renovated kitchen. I love the bronze/espresso color. Very sturdy and easy to assemble the hanger hook to the bowl which comes with the hardware needed (2 screws and an allen wrench). I would highly recommend this to anyone.

Are you tired of your kitchen looking dull and boring? Do you want to add some style and organization to your countertop? Look no further than the Simple Houseware Fruit Basket Bowl with Banana Tree Hanger!This chrome-finished fruit basket is not only functional but also a stylish addition to any kitchen. The banana hanger is a great way to keep your bananas fresh and prevent them from getting bruised, while the open design of the basket allows for easy access to your other favorite fruits.The basket is spacious enough to hold a variety of fruits, including apples, oranges, pears, and more. The sturdy base and wire design ensure that your fruits stay secure and don't topple over. The sleek and modern design of this fruit basket adds an element of sophistication to any kitchen décor.In addition to being a practical and attractive way to store your fruit, this basket is also easy to clean. Simply wipe it down with a damp cloth and you're done!Overall, the Simple Houseware Fruit Basket Bowl with Banana Tree Hanger is a must-have for any kitchen looking to add some style and organization. It is durable, functional, and looks great on any countertop. Whether you're a fan of bananas or just looking for a stylish way to display your fruit, this basket is sure to impress.

I’ve just moved and am looking for products to organize the kitchen. I’ve seen this sort of product over the years (in catalogs and on TV), and I’ve liked the look. When I saw this one offered, I decided to check it out.It comes in a couple “colors,” but, as I’m going for a rustic look in my new kitchen (and since the previous owner went with aged-bronze hardware that I like for that look), I decided to order this in the bronze finish.Reading the reviews, I noticed a few mentioned that this came with missing or uneven feet, making their baskets wobbly. Thankfully, mine had no such issues. The feet (little circles welded onto the base) were well attached and evenly spaced, so no wonky wobbling!The first photo I took was of the instructions page. Just one page. There’s only one thing to assemble, and, for most, it would probably be easy peasy. For me, however, it was an ordeal (thanks to the almost-microscopic screws)! All you have to do is take the hanging-bananas piece and feed it into the waiting brackets at the back, then drive the screws into place to secure the hanging rod. What could be simpler, right? Wrong! Having just trimmed my nails, they weren’t as long as they normally are, but, even with shorter nails, it took me AGES (read: minutes) to get the bloody screws into the tiny holes! Oh, my gosh! You need three hands AND no nails to do it! One hand to hold the basket steady, another to fiddle with the screws, and a third to wipe your brow as you perform delicate surgery! Seriously. There are only two screws, but, man, did it feel as if there were more. My nails kept making it almost impossible to get a hold of the screws and then kept preventing me from getting too close to the basket WITH the screws. I kept losing grip of the screws, dropping them on the counter or floor. It was an interesting endeavor. (And, yes, I’m aware it comes with an Allen wrench, but, well, in the first place, I hate the bloody things as they NEVER work easily for me (though I DID try them anyway) and, in this case, didn’t even fit into the screws to begin with! So, the Allen wrench was a no-go for me.) But to the victor go the spoils—in this case, victress with her first functional fruit basket!Now, I don’t normally leave cantaloupe out on the counter, but I wanted to show the capacity of the interior. The larger oranges and the cantaloupe, and there’s still room inside for, say, apples, lemons, or limes. And to hang the bananas, just put the knob at the end of the hanging arm through the top of the banana cluster. Nothing simpler.So, aside from that little nails-screws hiccup (which wasn’t enough of an issue to detract from a five-star rating), there was no problem in packaging, assembly, or display. I can recommend this product—with only one caveat: If you’re a girl with any amount of nail extending past the fingertips, then find a girlfriend who bites hers or give your man a my-hero thrill by asking him to rescue the long-nailed damsel in distress in dealing with the Lilliputian screws. You’ll make his day and save yourself a headache.(About the pictures: The first is the infamous Instructions page. The second is a shot from the front of the basket. The third is from the side. The fourth is from the back. The fifth is a closeup (and a little blurry) of the arm's bracket-and-screw area.)