A Light Brown Maple Cutlery Tray That Warms Up a Kitchen Drawer

This Rev-A-Shelf 4WCT Series cutlery tray insert is a solid maple wood organizer sized to fit a standard kitchen drawer, turning loose utensils into a structured, easy-to-read layout every time the drawer opens.

Key Features

• Solid maple construction brings a warm, light brown wood tone that complements natural cabinet interiors.
• 19-1/4 inch width by 19-1/2 inch depth fits a standard 24-inch cabinet drawer opening.
• 2-3/8 inch height keeps the tray low-profile so drawer clearance stays comfortable.
• Defined compartments sort flatware, cooking utensils, and small tools into distinct sections.
• 4WCT Series design is part of Rev-A-Shelf's Right Fit cutlery tray line, made to drop into the drawer without modification.

Sorting a Drawer That Has Lost Its Order

A kitchen drawer without a tray becomes a tangle of forks, serving spoons, and rogue spatulas quickly. This maple insert drops into the drawer and divides that space into purpose-built sections, so flatware stays in one zone and cooking utensils stay in another. The compartment layout keeps items from shifting when the drawer opens and closes, which means everything sits where it was left. For a designer specifying a kitchen package or a homeowner replacing a worn or missing insert, the wood tray delivers a finished look alongside the functional separation.

Maple Wood in a Light Brown Finish

Maple is a close-grained hardwood that holds its shape well in a drawer environment and machines cleanly into the compartment dividers. The light brown finish sits in the warm, natural range of the maple tone, a look that reads quietly against painted or stained cabinet interiors without competing with the door hardware or the countertop. Wood inserts also feel different in daily use than plastic alternatives: the contact surface is solid and the tray does not flex under a loaded set of flatware.

Where This Tray Works Best

This insert is aimed at a 24-inch base cabinet drawer in a kitchen, a butler's pantry, or a dining room sideboard where flatware and serving pieces share one organized space. It is a practical fit for cabinet shops building out a kitchen package, for designers selecting coordinating accessories, and for homeowners who want a clean, wood-toned insert that looks intentional rather than aftermarket. The low 2-3/8 inch height leaves enough room above the tray for drawer clearance under most standard overlay drawer fronts.

Common Questions

Order Restored in a Single Drawer

Drop this maple cutlery tray into a standard kitchen drawer and replace the jumble with a warm-toned wood layout that keeps flatware and utensils exactly where they belong.