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This Tenn-Tex false front clip provides a simple, reliable way to attach a false drawer front or sink tip-out tray panel to the cabinet face frame, keeping decorative fronts seated flush and secure without visible fasteners.
The false front is one of the most visible finish details on a kitchen. At the sink, the panel in front of the cabinet opening has no drawer box behind it, so it needs its own attachment method. This clip holds that panel tight to the face frame so it stays flush with the surrounding drawer fronts and does not shift, sag, or rattle. The same clip works on any cabinet run where a decorative front needs to be fastened without surface hardware showing on the face.
The clip is molded in plastic, which suits the under-sink location well. That zone sees moisture from plumbing, cleaning, and normal kitchen use, and a plastic clip holds up in that environment without rusting or staining the wood it contacts. The dowel portion seats into the panel and registers it against the face frame for a repeatable position every time the front is removed and reinstalled for under-sink access.
A box of 500 makes sense for a cabinet shop running production kitchens, where the sink front is a standard element on nearly every job. It also suits a millwork supplier or hardware distributor stocking clips for the installers they serve. For a single repair or a one-off custom installation, individual clip quantities may be a better match, but for any shop that builds more than a handful of kitchens a year, having the box on the shelf keeps the line moving without a reorder interrupting a job.
It attaches a false drawer front or sink tip-out tray panel to the cabinet face frame. There is no drawer box involved; the clip is the connection between the decorative panel and the cabinet structure.
Plastic holds up in the under-sink environment where moisture is a constant factor. It will not rust or corrode against the wood panel.
Yes. The dowel design is intended for panels that need to come off for plumbing access and go back on cleanly, which is exactly the sink front use case.
500 clips per box.
Stock this clip in volume and the sink front detail takes care of itself on every kitchen, with a clean install and a panel that comes off and goes back on without fuss.
Sold In: 500 Each