Choose a Rev-A-Shelf cutlery tray

Rev-A-Shelf cutlery tray provides organized storage for cutlery in kitchen drawers using a heavy gauge plastic insert from Rev-A-Shelf Corporation. This cutlery tray insert is sized at 11-1/2 inches wide, 21-1/4 inches deep, and 2-3/8 inches high, making it a practical option for buyers matching drawer inserts to a specific opening. The glossy silver cutlery tray finish gives the insert a clean, easy-to-identify appearance inside the drawer. Rev a shelf CT Series standard plastic drawer inserts are available in a wide selection of sizes, and this model can be trimmed to accommodate drawer dimensions where needed. The tray ships with a clear protective coating that should be peeled off before use.

See how this cutlery tray helps

• 11-1/2 inch width - Helps buyers match the Rev-A-Shelf cutlery tray to narrower drawer layouts before trimming or installation.
• 21-1/4 inch depth - Gives the cutlery tray insert a long footprint for front-to-back utensil organization in many kitchen drawers.
• 2-3/8 inch depth - Provides a defined tray wall height that helps separate cutlery and small utensils inside the drawer.
• Heavy gauge plastic construction - Supports everyday drawer use with a rigid plastic tray material specified by Rev-A-Shelf.
• Glossy silver finish - Makes the drawer insert easy to identify visually and coordinates with buyers looking for a silver tray appearance.
• Trim-to-fit capability - Lets installers adapt this cutlery divider to drawer dimensions when the opening needs a customized edge fit.
• CT Series standard plastic drawer insert design - Gives buyers a clear product family reference when matching other drawer inserts in the same project.
• Clear protective coating included for shipping - Helps protect the glossy surface before installation and should be removed before the tray is put into service.

Confirm cutlery tray fit and contents

Key specs to confirm: This Rev-A-Shelf drawer insert is listed at 11-1/2 inches wide, 21-1/4 inches deep, and 2-3/8 inches high. Buyers should compare those dimensions to the inside drawer opening, not just the cabinet size. Because CT Series trays can be trimmed to accommodate drawer dimensions, confirm where trimming is acceptable and whether the drawer box, slides, or hardware will affect usable space. The product data identifies this item as a glossy silver heavy gauge plastic cutlery tray insert. Safety, load, compliance, and any installation hardware details are not provided in the verified data and should be confirmed with the manufacturer or technical documentation if needed.

What's included: Verified data supports one Rev-A-Shelf GCT Series cutlery tray insert in glossy silver with a clear protective coating applied for shipping. Additional components are not specified in the verified data.

What to verify before ordering: Confirm your actual inside drawer width, inside drawer depth, and available height. Check whether you plan to trim the tray and where material removal is acceptable. Verify that the silver finish and tray layout match your project needs, and confirm any included accessories or installation guidance before purchase.

Compare this Rev-A-Shelf drawer insert

Use this cutlery divider in drawers

A cutlery divider is usually purchased to solve one of two problems: loose utensils shifting inside a drawer, or an existing organizer that does not match the drawer opening well. This Rev-A-Shelf cutlery tray is built for buyers who want a standard plastic insert with known dimensions and the ability to trim for a better fit. In a kitchen remodel, that matters when drawer interiors vary slightly from nominal cabinet sizes. In a repair or replacement job, it helps when the old organizer is worn out or when the drawer needs a fresh layout in a glossy silver finish.

Professional installers often need drawer inserts that can be measured quickly and adapted on site. The verified dimensions of 11-1/2 inches by 21-1/4 inches by 2-3/8 inches give a clear starting point for planning. The CT Series product description also states that these trays can be trimmed to accommodate drawer dimensions, which is useful when the opening is close but not exact. Serious DIY buyers can use the same approach by measuring the true inside drawer space and confirming whether trimming is needed before ordering.

This glossy silver cutlery tray also fits projects where visual consistency matters inside the drawer. Rev-A-Shelf offers cutlery trays in multiple colors across the series, and this specific model is the silver version. The heavy gauge plastic construction is another practical point for daily use because buyers often want a plastic tray that keeps shape better than thin liners or temporary organizers. If your project depends on exact compartment layout, edge trim limits, or included hardware, those details are not listed in the verified data and should be confirmed before purchase.

Compare drawer inserts for daily use

When buyers compare drawer inserts, the main differences usually come down to material, size, finish, and how much adjustment is possible during installation. This Rev-A-Shelf drawer insert is clearly defined as a heavy gauge plastic cutlery tray insert with a glossy silver finish and trim-to-fit capability. That makes it a straightforward choice for buyers who want a plastic organizer rather than a fabric liner or a built-in wood divider system.

Another practical comparison point is consistency. A branded tray from Rev-A-Shelf Corporation gives trade buyers a known product identity for repeat orders, spec sheets, and project matching. The CT Series naming also helps when coordinating multiple drawer inserts across a kitchen or bath project. For buyers who prioritize exact dimensions, the published width, depth, and height are useful because they can be checked against the drawer box before any field changes are made.

Ease of preparation also matters. This cutlery tray ships with a clear protective coating that should be peeled off before use, which helps preserve the finish during handling. If you are comparing products for a replacement job, confirm whether the drawer opening needs a tray that can be trimmed, whether the depth works with the full drawer interior, and whether the tray height clears stored utensils and drawer operation. Those are the details that reduce ordering mistakes and make the final fit more predictable.

Ask fit questions before ordering

Order the right cutlery tray insert

Cutlery tray insert selection is easiest when you confirm the inside drawer dimensions first and match them to the verified size of this Rev-A-Shelf tray. This product includes the glossy silver heavy gauge plastic tray and a protective coating that should be removed before use. Before purchasing, verify width, depth, height, and whether trimming is appropriate for your drawer. If your project also depends on hardware, exact compartment layout, or technical compliance details, confirm those points with the manufacturer documentation before placing the order.