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The Tenn-Tex QuikTRAY Short Pilaster in beige is a compact plastic pilaster strip that anchors the QuikTRAY System inside a cabinet, letting rollout trays and drawer slides move to a new height without drilling fresh holes in the cabinet side. At 1-1/4 in long with a 1-1/4 in depth, this short-format strip suits installations where a full-length pilaster would overrun the available panel space.
The short-format strip earns its place in situations where vertical panel space is limited — a shallow base cabinet, a narrow side panel between drawer stacks, or a retrofit where mounting must stay clear of existing hardware. Rather than trimming a full-length strip or improvising a mount, you specify the short version from the start and get a component that seats cleanly in the available run. The side-mount position means the strip fastens to the cabinet side (or partition), establishing the slot track that QuikTRAY supports clip into at whatever height the rollout needs.
QuikTRAY pilasters are molded plastic throughout the program — not metal — so buyers expecting a steel standard should know upfront that plastic is the design intent here, not a cost cut. The material keeps the strip lightweight, eliminates corrosion in kitchen environments, and avoids marring finished interiors. Beige is one of five colors in the QuikTRAY program; it reads as neutral in cabinets finished in light maple, birch, or white melamine. Color matters because the pilaster strip stays visible inside the cabinet after the rollout is installed — choose the finish that matches your interior rather than the one that happens to be in stock.
Cabinet shops and kitchen installers adding adjustable rollout capacity to light-toned interiors are the core buyers. The 100-per-box quantity supports production runs — it is not a one-off renovation pack. Homeowners doing a single cabinet upgrade can use this component, but the box quantity makes the most sense for a shop turning out multiple rollout jobs in beige-finished cabinetry. Designers specifying height-adjustable rollout shelves in a kitchen refresh will find the short pilaster useful wherever standard-length strips would interfere with existing hardware or panel edges.
This is the pilaster strip — the vertical component that fastens to the cabinet side and provides the slot track. The QuikTRAY slide supports (the horizontal brackets that carry the drawer slide) are separate parts ordered alongside it.
Cutting a pilaster strip risks damaging the slot geometry at the cut end, which can affect how supports seat. The short pilaster is molded to its finished length, so every slot is intact and the component installs as intended.
Yes, as long as the slot positions used are consistent across all strips so the supports sit level. Both strip formats belong to the same QuikTRAY System and accept the same supports and dowels.
No. QuikTRAY components are matched within the QuikTRAY program. Mixing them with Knape and Vogt standards or other metal pilaster systems is not supported — slot geometry and clip profiles differ between programs.
The source data does not state a system load rating for QuikTRAY components. The working capacity of any pilaster-mounted rollout is set by the weakest component in the stack — the pilaster, the support, and the slide together. Do not carry over the slide's own load rating as a system rating.
When the cabinet layout leaves no room for a full-length strip, the short QuikTRAY pilaster keeps the height-adjustable rollout system on the table — in a beige finish that disappears into the interior rather than standing out against it.
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