Chrome Wire Tray Dividers for Vertical Flat-Item Storage

This Rev-A-Shelf 597 Series tray organizer is a pack of ten chrome wire dividers that stand flat items upright inside a base cabinet, keeping baking sheets, cutting boards, platters, and serving trays sorted and individually accessible.

Key Features

• Pack of ten chrome wire dividers gives a full set of vertical separators in one order.
• Chrome wire construction is metal, open, and easy to wipe down when crumbs or residue collect between panels.
• 3/4-inch divider width creates consistently spaced slots that hold flat items upright without crowding.
• Fits a minimum cabinet opening of 3 inches wide, 12-1/4 inches tall, and 20-1/4 inches deep so the dividers suit standard base cabinet dimensions.
• 20-inch length and 12-inch height cover most base cabinet interiors without trimming or modification.

Putting Flat Items in Order

Baking sheets, cutting boards, platters, and sheet pans are awkward to store flat in a stack because retrieving one item means lifting everything on top of it. Standing them vertically between wire dividers solves that: each item occupies its own slot and pulls straight out. The 597 dividers space items consistently at 3/4 inch apart, which keeps thinner cutting boards from tipping and gives larger sheet pans a stable lane. Ten dividers in the pack means enough to fill a dedicated cabinet section or split across two narrower runs.

Chrome Wire in a Base Cabinet

The open chrome wire format is practical in a working kitchen. Crumbs, flour dust, and moisture that collect at the base of a flat-item cabinet pass through or wipe off the wire easily, rather than pooling in a solid-bottom channel. Chrome holds up to the kitchen environment and reads cleanly against painted, wood, or laminate cabinet interiors. The finish coordinates with chrome cabinet hardware, stainless appliances, or silver-tone pull-out frames without looking mismatched.

Where These Dividers Belong

Cabinet shops and designers specify this divider set in kitchens where a base cabinet is dedicated to flat-item storage, particularly next to a range or prep zone where sheet pans and cutting boards see daily use. Homeowners outfitting a kitchen renovation reach for it to turn a deep base cabinet into an organized tray pull. The 20-inch depth suits most standard base cabinets, and the 12-inch height clears a typical base cabinet opening. Ten dividers per pack supports a full cabinet build-out or a single large-volume order for a kitchen with multiple tray zones.

Common Questions

One Pack, One Organized Cabinet

Ten chrome wire dividers give a base cabinet the structure to keep baking sheets, cutting boards, and platters upright and separated, so the right item comes out on the first reach.