Hafele

Stainless Steel Cutlery Tray - 474 mm depth

$100.49

Elevate your kitchen organisation with a cutlery tray that pairs timeless materials with modern modularity.

Thoughtfully designed for Häfele Alto and Blum Tandembox drawer systems with a 500 mm depth, this Stainless Steel Cutlery Tray offers a sophisticated solution for storing cutlery and everyday utensils. Crafted from a premium combination of brushed stainless steel and grey plastic, it delivers a durable and visually striking addition to any kitchen interior. Its 474 mm tray depth ensures a seamless fit while maximising internal drawer space.

What sets this system apart is its modular configuration: each tray is intentionally designed not to span the entire drawer width, leaving flexible space for long utensils or additional inserts. Available in a variety of formats to suit cabinet widths from 400 mm to 1000 mm, this tray system allows you to tailor your storage around how you cook and live—blending precision, quality, and quiet luxury in every detail.

Features

Premium stainless steel with grey plastic for a refined and durable finish
Designed for Häfele Alto and Blum Tandembox drawers (500 mm depth)
Tray depth: 474 mm, height: 64 mm
Modular configurations fit cabinet widths from 400 mm to 1000 mm
Leaves space in the drawer for long utensils or accessories
Elevates everyday kitchen organisation with timeless design

Specifications

Application: Cutlery and utensil organisation
Compatible Drawer Systems: Häfele Alto & Blum Tandembox (500 mm depth)
Tray Depth: 474 mm
Tray Height: 64 mm
Material: Stainless steel and grey plastic
Mounting: Drop-in insert
Finish: Brushed stainless steel / grey
Available Configurations:
– 400/450 mm cabinet: 1 x A (Art. No. 554.98.042)
– 500 mm cabinet: 1 x A (Art. No. 554.98.052)
– 600 mm cabinet: 1 x B (Art. No. 554.98.072)
– 700 mm cabinet: 2 x A (Art. No. 554.98.082)
– 800 mm cabinet: 2 x A (Art. No. 554.98.092)
– 900 mm cabinet: 1 x A + 1 x B (Art. No. 554.98.102)
– 1000 mm cabinet: 1 x A + 1 x B (Art. No. 554.98.112)

Note: Tray configurations are designed to leave space for long utensils or custom inserts.

 

Customers asked these questions about Stainless Steel Cutlery Tray - 474 mm depth

Answers from experts.

Drawer Tray Depth Compatibility

My drawer is 500mm deep. Why is this tray 474mm, and will it fit?

The 474mm depth is an exact engineering match for the internal usable space of standard 500mm deep European drawer systems, such as Blum Tandembox or Hettich Atira. When cabinet makers refer to a 500mm drawer, they are referencing the outer runner length. This tray is designed to drop perfectly into that internal cavity without bowing or leaving wasted gaps at the front or back.

Trimming Drawer Trays To Fit

Do I need to cut or trim this tray to make it fit?

Not at all. Unlike standard plastic inserts that require scoring and snapping with a utility knife, this stainless steel tray arrives precisely finished with folded edges. It is a genuine drop-in solution. You simply unpack it and lower it into your drawer, instantly upgrading the interior without lifting a single tool.

Stainless Steel Cutlery Tray Safety

Will stainless steel scratch my expensive silver cutlery?

The tray features a smooth, folded finish without sharp burrs or abrasive textures. Daily stainless steel cutlery will not be damaged by standard use. However, if you are storing highly polished, pure silver heirloom pieces, we recommend lining the compartments with a soft felt or silicone mat, as metal-on-metal contact with softer precious metals should generally be minimised.

Benefits Of Stainless Steel Cutlery Trays

Why should I invest in stainless steel over a standard plastic tray?

Plastic trays inevitably scratch, discolour, and crack over time, often trapping dust and bacteria in the crevices. A stainless steel tray is a lifelong investment that mirrors the premium finish of your kitchen appliances and cookware. It elevates the tactile experience of your kitchen, ensuring that the inside of your joinery feels just as architectural and robust as the outside.

Noise Levels Of Metal Cutlery Trays

Will it be incredibly noisy when I throw forks into it?

It is a common concern that metal-on-metal will sound like a commercial kitchen. While it is naturally more resonant than a soft timber insert, the tray is shaped to sit entirely flush against the solid drawer base, which effectively deadens the acoustic vibration. If you are highly sensitive to noise, placing a rubber drawer liner beneath the tray will absorb almost all of the remaining impact sound.

Cleaning Stainless Steel Tray Corners

How do I clean the corners where crumbs and dust gather?

Because the tray is a single, rigid piece, the easiest way to clean it is to lift it out entirely. You can simply tip the dry crumbs straight into the bin and wipe the tray down with a damp microfibre cloth and warm soapy water. For a pristine finish, a quick wipe with a dedicated stainless steel cleaner will keep it looking showroom-new for decades.