An 18-Inch Tray Divider for Upright Pan and Sheet Storage in Frosted Nickel

This Knape and Vogt TD series tray organizer stands flat items upright inside a base cabinet, keeping baking sheets, cutting boards, serving platters, and trays sorted and individually accessible without stacking.

Key Features

• Frosted Nickel metal finish coordinates with brushed and satin hardware in contemporary and transitional kitchens.
• 18-inch height accommodates full-size baking sheets and most standard cutting boards standing on edge.
• 19-1/2-inch length spans a standard base cabinet depth to keep dividers stable front to back.
• 15/16-inch width creates defined, narrow slots between stored items so each piece stays separated and upright.
• Non-handed orientation installs in any direction without a fixed left or right side.
• Minimum opening height of 18-3/8 inches suits most standard base cabinets.

Upright Storage for Flat Kitchen Items

Stacked baking sheets and platters are slow to sort through and hard to pull out one at a time. This tray divider stands each item on edge so the full set fans out like file folders, making it possible to grab exactly what is needed without lifting off everything on top. The 18-inch height handles full-size half-sheet pans and most cutting boards, and the 19-1/2-inch length runs deep enough to hold items securely without tipping. It works in a dedicated tray base cabinet or in a wider run where a section of space is set aside for flat-item storage.

Metal Build in a Transitional Finish

The divider is metal throughout, which keeps it rigid under the weight of heavy ceramic platters and cast-iron grill pans. The Frosted Nickel finish is a soft, muted tone that sits between bright chrome and warm satin, pairing well with brushed nickel pulls, stainless appliances, and mid-tone cabinetry hardware. Because the divider lives inside the cabinet, the finish matters mainly at the moment the door opens: clean lines, no visible rust, and a finish that does not look out of place next to the rest of the kitchen's hardware.

Where It Works Best

This organizer suits a kitchen remodel or new cabinet build where the designer or cabinetmaker is speccing tray storage into the base run from the start. Cabinet shops installing TD series dividers in volume will find the non-handed format straightforward to install across a run without sorting left and right units. Homeowners upgrading an existing base cabinet get a practical solution for a drawer or cabinet section where flat items currently pile up. The minimum opening height of 18-3/8 inches fits the majority of standard-height base cabinets, so measure the clear interior height before ordering if the cabinet run includes any custom or reduced-height units.

Common Questions

Flat Items Sorted, Accessible, and Off the Stack

This Frosted Nickel tray divider replaces a pile of stacked pans with a sorted, upright set that pulls out one piece at a time, in a finish that holds its own alongside the kitchen's other hardware.