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This Knape and Vogt SF Series sink tip-out tray installs behind a false drawer front at the sink, turning a panel that would otherwise be decorative into a shallow storage pocket for sponges, scrub brushes, and small cleaning items.
The strip of cabinetry in front of a kitchen sink typically houses a false front that goes nowhere. A tip-out tray replaces that wasted panel with a shallow bin that opens outward when you pull the front, giving a convenient spot for the items that tend to sit on the counter or pile up in the corner of the sink. At 28-1/16 inches long, this tray reaches across a wide sink opening, making it a natural fit for 33-inch and 36-inch double-bowl setups where a shorter tray would leave gaps.
Stainless steel is the practical choice here. The area around a sink accumulates moisture from daily use, and stainless handles it without corroding, warping, or absorbing odors the way plastic alternatives can. The finish is consistent and easy to wipe down, which matters in a location that gets splashed regularly. The tray dimensions keep it shallow by design so it fits behind the false front without interfering with plumbing runs or the underside of the sink basin.
Cabinet shops building out kitchens with wider sink cabinets will find this the right length for a 33-inch or 36-inch sink run. Designers specifying functional details for a full kitchen build can add this tray to the sink section without changing the face of the cabinetry, since the false front remains in place and the tray disappears when closed. Homeowners doing a targeted upgrade can retrofit this into an existing sink cabinet as long as the false front and frame allow the standard tip-out mount. The no-tab-stop configuration means the front tips all the way open, with travel controlled by the hinges rather than a built-in stop on the tray itself. Hinges and mounting hardware are sold separately.
No. The SF28 is the tray only. Hinges and mounting hardware for the false front are sold separately and are available in the Knape and Vogt SF Series line.
A tab stop is a built-in feature that limits how far the tray tips open. This tray does not have one, so the opening angle is set entirely by the hinges you select. That gives you more flexibility in choosing how far the front swings out.
At 28-1/16 inches, this tray is sized for wider cabinets, typically a 33-inch or 36-inch sink opening. For a 30-inch cabinet, a shorter SF Series tray will be the better fit. Measure the usable width of your false front opening before selecting a length.
Yes, as long as the existing false front and face frame allow a standard tip-out mount. The tray attaches to the false front via hinges, which are ordered separately, so installation does not require modifying the cabinet box itself.
Choose the SF28 in stainless steel when the sink run is wide, the conditions are wet, and the goal is a storage detail that works every day without showing.
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