Knape and Vogt PSF Series White 11"L x 2"D x 3"H x Sink Tip Out Tray, No Tab Stop - PSF11SH-2-W

An 11-Inch Sink Tip-Out Tray for a Clean White Cabinet Finish

This Knape and Vogt PSF Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bathroom sink into a shallow storage pocket, keeping small items organized in the space that would otherwise go unused.

Key Features

• White plastic construction coordinates with white cabinet interiors and painted cabinetry without standing out.
• Self-close motion returns the tray to the closed position smoothly after each use.
• No tab stop suits installations where a stop mechanism is not needed or where a separate hinge set handles the travel limit.
• Shallow 2-inch depth keeps the tray within the slim space behind a typical sink false front.
• Compact proportions at 11 inches long and 3 inches tall fit a standard single-width false front panel.

Making Use of the Space Below the Sink

The false front below a kitchen sink is one of the most overlooked storage opportunities in the cabinet run. A sink tip-out tray turns that panel into a hinged door with a shallow tray behind it, putting a convenient pocket right where sponges, scrubbers, and small cleaning tools are already needed. The self-close action means the tray pulls closed on its own after reaching in, so the front stays flush with the cabinet without a push.

Finish and Build

The tray is molded in white plastic sized to fit behind a single false front. White is the right call when the cabinet interior is painted, when the adjacent drawer boxes are white, or when the goal is a finish that disappears into the cabinetry rather than drawing attention. This variant does not include a tab stop, which keeps the profile clean and works well with hinge sets that already manage the swing limit on the false front.

Where It Belongs

This tray fits best in a kitchen with white-painted or white-laminate cabinetry where a coordinated interior finish matters. It also works in a bathroom vanity with a false front below the basin. Because the tray depth is 2 inches, the application depends on having enough clearance between the false front and the plumbing or cabinet floor behind it. Cabinet shops building and finishing runs in white, and homeowners replacing worn or missing trays in an existing white kitchen, will find this size fits a wide range of standard single-panel openings.

Common Questions

Hidden Storage, Right at the Sink

This white PSF Series tray puts a self-closing storage pocket behind the false front where it is most useful, in a finish that keeps the cabinet interior looking intentional.