I googled restaurant supply companies - the ones I bought were 5" in diameter and 7" tall. I was able to fit 3 in the drawer space I had available. This is, perhaps, the BEST idea I took from Houzz in my new kitchen. I no longer have implements gathering dust & taking up valuable counter space, nor do I have to rifle through a drawer in search of the right tool. The front one holds my wooden spoons, the middle my spatulas and the back one my ladles and other odd-ball implements. I LOVE it! (the best part - these things only cost me $4 each)

can you send me the website where you brought it please? thanks very much

as I recall, I ordered them on amazon - they had all the dimensions, so I could figure how many would fit into my drawer - which was 9 inches wide. I purchased three pots which were 5-3/4" wide (including the flange at the top) and 7" tall. This left an inch & a half on either side of the holes for support - and a place to lay my extra long wooden spoon that wouldn't fit upright. The manufacturer of the pots I purchased is Update Stainless.

Great thanks for cool idea! Is it any problems with wet in closed pots (smell or dry water signs)? maybe better use meshed pots?