Supplied oversize and trimmed back to your drawer, so it sits hard against the sides instead of rattling in the middle. Two sizes, and these are the tray's own measurements, not the cabinet's:
Measure the inside of your drawer side to side and front to back, then pick the tray whose range covers both. Anywhere inside the range works — it is the bottom figure that is the hard floor, because the tray cannot be cut past it. Allow 57mm clear above the drawer base.
The tray is made to be cut down: it carries a wide flat rim for the purpose, and Häfele's own instruction is to cut it with a circular saw. What they don't publish is how far you can go, so the minimums above are read off the manufacturer's dimensioned drawings. Measure twice — a trimmed tray cannot be returned.
The second drawer in a run, or the free half of a wide one. It sits happily beside a Ninka Cuisio cutlery tray where the cutlery is already handled and the big utensils still need somewhere to go.
Ensuring Tray Fit For Specific Drawer Dimensions
Special Tools Needed To Cut Drawer Trays To Size
Preventing Plastic Tray Warping Or Cracking From Heavy Utensils
Depth Of Compartments For Bulky Items Like Spatulas And Ladles
Cleaning Plastic Drawer Surfaces With Food Spills
Matching Tray Colour To High-End Cabinet Interiors
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