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This Knape and Vogt SF Series sink tip-out tray converts the false front panel below a kitchen or bath sink into a shallow storage compartment for sponges, scrub brushes, and small cleaning tools that otherwise pile up on the counter or under the sink.
Most sink base cabinets include a false drawer front that looks like a drawer but opens to nothing. This tray mounts behind that panel and tips forward when it is pulled, giving quick access to a shallow bin sized for the things that live at the sink: a sponge, a scrub pad, a dish brush, or a small soap dispenser. When the front closes, the tray and its contents are completely out of sight, keeping the countertop clear without putting those items away somewhere inconvenient.
The tray is stainless steel, a practical choice for a location that sees regular splashing and humidity. The metal construction resists the moisture that accumulates around a sink, and the stainless finish blends with the interior hardware of most kitchen or bath sink bases. The tab stop is built into the tray hardware and limits the tip angle so the tray opens in a controlled arc rather than dropping all the way forward.
This is the right accessory for a kitchen renovation or cabinet refresh where the sink base has a hinged false front and no storage behind it. Cabinet shops installing sink bases in new construction will find it straightforward to spec alongside the cabinet order. Designers outfitting a clean, uncluttered kitchen will appreciate that it keeps the most-used cleaning tools within reach of the sink without a visible container on the counter. Homeowners doing a targeted upgrade get a practical payoff from one simple hardware swap.
The tab stop limits how far the tray tips forward when the false front is opened. It keeps the tray at a controlled angle so contents stay in the bin rather than sliding out.
This listing is for a single tray. A sink base with two false front panels typically requires two trays, one behind each panel.
Mounting hardware details are not specified in the source data for this SKU. Check the product specifications or contact us before ordering if included hardware is a factor in your install plan.
Stainless steel is a standard material choice for this application because it resists the moisture and humidity that come with sink use. It is well suited for a wet-area cabinet interior.
This SF Series tray turns wasted space behind a false front into a practical, out-of-sight home for sink-side essentials, finished in stainless steel built for the job.
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