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The Knape and Vogt SF Series sink tip-out tray converts the false front panel below a kitchen or bathroom sink into a shallow storage compartment, putting sponges, scrub brushes, and small cleaning tools within arm's reach without taking up counter or cabinet space.
The strip of cabinetry in front of a sink is almost always a false panel, there to fill the gap and hold the look of the cabinet run together. It does not open, and nothing lives behind it. A tip-out tray changes that by hinging the panel outward and adding a shallow tray behind it. The result is a small but immediately useful compartment that keeps the things used at the sink right there at the sink, off the counter and out of the cabinet below the drain.
In a kitchen, that means sponges, scrubbers, and dish brushes. In a bathroom vanity, it becomes a spot for small grooming items. The tray is shallow and specific, which means it is also genuinely easy to reach into.
Below a kitchen sink is one of the wetter spots in any cabinet run. Splashes, drips, and cleaning products are routine. The stainless steel finish on this tray is suited to that setting in a way that painted or plastic alternatives are not, and its appearance stays consistent with sink hardware and appliance finishes already in the space. The tray holds its shape in a narrow profile, 2 inches deep and 3 inches tall, so it sits cleanly behind the false front without binding when the panel is opened or closed.
Cabinet shops and installers building out kitchens or bath vanities will find this tray straightforward to specify for any sink base with an unused false front. Designers who want a stainless steel finish to carry through from sink hardware to small accessories will appreciate how the finish reads in the space. Homeowners retrofitting an existing cabinet can add it without a full renovation, since it mounts behind the existing false front panel using compatible hinges. The no-tab-stop configuration means this version works where the installer is handling tilt-stop control through separate hinge hardware rather than relying on a built-in stop on the tray itself.
A tab stop is a built-in feature on the tray that limits how far the false front panel swings open. This version does not have one, so swing control is managed by the mounting hinges. Choose the tab-stop version if you prefer the stop to be part of the tray; choose this version if your hinge hardware handles the stop independently.
Mounting hardware is not confirmed as included in the source data. The SF Series includes coordinating hinges and accessories; check the related SF Series listings for compatible mounting components.
The tray is 10-1/16 inches long, 2 inches deep, and 3 inches tall. Measure the false front panel width and the available depth behind it before ordering to confirm it fits your specific cabinet opening and door thickness.
Yes. Any sink base with a false front panel, kitchen or bath, is a potential fit. The stainless steel finish suits both environments, and the tray dimensions work wherever the false-front depth and width align.
Add this stainless steel tip-out tray to convert a decorative-only false front into a practical, moisture-ready storage shelf right at the sink.
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