A White Sink Tip-Out Tray That Turns a False Front Into Storage

The Knape and Vogt PSF Series sink tip-out tray mounts behind the false drawer front in front of a sink, converting that otherwise empty space into a slim, organized storage pocket for sponges, scrub pads, and small kitchen accessories.

Key Features

• White plastic construction blends with painted and white-finish cabinetry for a clean, consistent look.
• 14 inches long, 3 inches tall, and 1-5/8 inches deep fits behind a standard false front above a sink base cabinet.
• Self-close motion pulls the tray back against the false front so it seats flush when not in use.
• No tab stop included for installations where a door stop is not needed or is handled separately.
• Part of the PSF Series for consistent fitment across multiple openings in the same cabinet run.

Reclaiming Dead Space at the Sink

The strip of cabinetry in front of a kitchen sink looks like a drawer but almost never functions as one. This tray puts that space to work by hinging behind the false front and tipping outward when pulled. The shallow 1-5/8 inch depth keeps it within the tight clearance available in that location, and the 3 inch height gives enough room for the items that accumulate at the sink: a sponge, a scrub brush, a bar of soap, a couple of bottle stoppers. When the front closes, the tray and its contents are out of sight and the tray seats back against the cabinet with a self-close mechanism that keeps it from hanging open.

Material and Finish

The tray is plastic in a White finish. White coordinates naturally with painted cabinetry, bright tile, and other white hardware in a kitchen or bath, so it reads as part of the cabinet rather than an afterthought when the front is tipped open. Plastic construction keeps the tray lightweight against the hinge hardware and stands up to the damp, splash-prone environment directly in front of a sink without rusting or corroding.

Where It Belongs

This tray is the right choice for kitchen sink cabinets with white or painted false fronts, where a stainless or colored tray would draw attention rather than blend in. It also suits bathroom vanities with a false front above the sink where a shallow organizer holds small grooming items. Designers and cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen can run the PSF Series across the sink bank for a uniform, matched look. Because there is no tab stop on this version, it works in setups where the door stop is built into the hinge or is not required by the installation.

Common Questions

Storage Where the Cabinet Already Has Room

This white tip-out tray makes a false front functional in a clean, coordinated finish, with self-close motion that keeps it seated and out of the way when the sink is in use.