Häfele

Stainless Steel Drawer Organiser

$77.86

A stainless steel organiser tray that structures deep kitchen drawers.

Stainless steel with grey plastic, sized to a 474 mm depth for Häfele Alto and Blum drawers 500 mm deep. Configurations deliberately leave space to one side of the tray for long utensils, and cover a range of cabinet widths.

Product Details

  • Material: Stainless steel and plastic, grey
  • Depth: 474 mm
  • Height: 64 mm
  • Application: Häfele Alto and Blum drawers, 500 mm depth
  • Available cabinet widths: 500, 600, 900 and 1000 mm

Best For

Bringing order to 500 mm-deep kitchen drawers in Alto or Blum systems. Configurations are matched to cabinet width and leave room for longer items alongside the tray.

Customers asked these questions about Stainless Steel Drawer Organiser

Answers from experts.

Drawer Insert Compatibility With Hafele Or Blum Drawers

How do I know if this fits my specific Hafele or Blum drawer?

These organizers are designed based on standard industry measurements. They are typically sized for drawers with a 500mm nominal length (the length of the metal runner, not necessarily the cabinet depth). If you have a standard modern kitchen installed in the last 10-15 years using Blum Tandembox or Hafele Matrix runners, these inserts are engineered to fit that standard depth.

Installing Metal Drawer Inserts

Do I need to screw them in?

No, this is a gravity-held "drop-in" system. The weight of the stainless steel bins, combined with the cutlery inside, generally keeps them in place. However, to prevent them from sliding when you slam the drawer, we highly recommend using a high-quality anti-slip mat on the drawer base. The bins sit on the mat and stay perfectly still without needing adhesives or screws.

Stainless Steel Vs Timber Drawer Inserts

Is stainless steel better than a timber insert?

From a hygiene and longevity perspective, yes. Timber inserts (bamboo or oak) look beautiful when new, but they are porous. If you put a slightly damp spoon away, the wood can absorb moisture, swell, or develop mould over time. Stainless steel is non-porous, impervious to water, and will never rot or harbour bacteria, making it the preferred choice for wet zones.

Noise Levels Of Metal Drawer Inserts

Is it noisy compared to plastic?

Metal cutlery hitting a metal bin does create more noise than hitting plastic or wood. This is the main trade-off for the professional look and hygiene. However, the noise is a "clean" clatter rather than a rattle. Many users find the trade-off worth it for the ability to sanitize the bins, but if you require absolute silence, a soft-touch plastic or felt-lined timber tray may be better.

Matching Drawer Inserts With White Drawers

Will it look odd if I have white drawers?

Not at all. Stainless steel is considered a "neutral" material in interior design. It pairs perfectly with the white or grey metal sides of Blum and Hafele drawers. In fact, the contrast between a white drawer interior and the silver organizer creates a sharp, architectural look that feels significantly more expensive than a matching white plastic tray.

Cleaning Stainless Steel Drawer Inserts

How do I clean them?

This is the single biggest advantage of this system. You can lift every individual bin out of the drawer and put them straight into the dishwasher. If you spill soy sauce or crumbs accumulate in the corners, you don't have to vacuum or wipe it out awkwardly; just run it through a wash cycle, and it comes out sterilized and brand new.