Kitchen Organiser Tray for Drawers, Shelves and Counter Tidying

Everything on the counter is in its place, more or less, until the day you actually have to wipe the counter and discover it means moving fourteen separate objects.

What Are the Key Features of This Kitchen Organiser Tray?

• A group becomes one object - the oil, the salt and the spice jars lift together instead of being moved one at a time every time you clean underneath them.
• The raised edge is the point - it is what stops a bottle sliding to the back of a deep shelf and being bought a second time while the first is still full.
• Under-sink duty - detergent, sponge and bleach stand on the tray rather than in the ring of water that forms under them.
• A tea corner that travels - the whole set reaches the table in one trip when guests arrive, which is the trip that otherwise takes three.
• Check the photographs before you order - look for whether a spill wipes off the surface, since that is the clearest clue to how it will hold up day to day.

Where Can You Use This Organiser Tray?

• In a kitchen drawer, keeping a group of small things from migrating
• On the shelf under the sink, where detergent, sponge and bleach otherwise stand in a puddle
• On a fridge shelf, so the jars come out as a group
• In the tea and coffee corner, so the whole set travels to the table at once
• On a bathroom counter, for the same reason in a smaller room

Why Is an Organiser Tray Different From a Serving Tray?

• Not the job a serving tray does - a serving tray carries food to people; this gives small things a single edge and a single footprint.
• Nothing to fix to the wall - it tidies a shelf or a drawer without a screw, a bracket or a decision you cannot undo.
• It works outside the kitchen - the same tray does the same job on a bathroom counter, which is the smaller version of the same mess.

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Dimensions

• On a tray, length, width, depth and weight are not decoration - a tray is bought to fit a specific gap.
• Measure the drawer, the shelf or the strip of counter you intend it for, and compare that against the photographs.

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