Fold-down cabinet door shelf shown folded flat and opened out level with the counter

Fold-Down Cabinet Door Prep Shelf, 9.8 x 11 in, No Drill

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Fold-down cabinet door shelf shown folded flat and opened out level with the counter
  • Fold-down cabinet door shelf shown folded flat and opened out level with the counter
  • A cookbook open on the fold-down shelf clipped to a kitchen cabinet door
  • The fold-down shelf folded flat against the cabinet door with two clamps
  • Size chart for the fold-down shelf - 9.8 x 11 in tray, 4.3 in deep
  • Three dinner plates stacked on the fold-down shelf beside a sink
  • The white powder coated carbon steel tray of the fold-down shelf, folded
  • Fit guide for the fold-down cabinet shelf and what it does not suit
  • Close up of the clamp and knob that hold the fold-down shelf on a door
  • Fold-down tray versus a fixed bracket shelf in a small kitchen
  • Fold-down cabinet door shelf shown folded flat and opened out level with the counter
  • A cookbook open on the fold-down shelf clipped to a kitchen cabinet door
  • The fold-down shelf folded flat against the cabinet door with two clamps
  • Size chart for the fold-down shelf - 9.8 x 11 in tray, 4.3 in deep
  • Three dinner plates stacked on the fold-down shelf beside a sink
  • The white powder coated carbon steel tray of the fold-down shelf, folded
  • Fit guide for the fold-down cabinet shelf and what it does not suit
  • Close up of the clamp and knob that hold the fold-down shelf on a door
  • Fold-down tray versus a fixed bracket shelf in a small kitchen
Fold-Down Cabinet Door Prep Shelf, 9.8 x 11 in, No Drill

Fold-Down Cabinet Door Prep Shelf, 9.8 x 11 in, No Drill

$27.99
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Fits if: a cabinet door or drawer front with a top edge the two clamps can grip. That edge is the only thing you need to measure.

Not for: a drawer you open all day - the clamp sits over its top edge. Glass or mirrored fronts. Heavy loads: no load rating is published.

Size: tray 9.8 x 11 in (25 x 28 cm), 4.3 in (11 cm) deep when open. 32.8 oz (930 g).

There is one square foot of counter in my kitchen and the kettle owns it. So when something comes out of the pan, it goes on the stove, or on a plate balanced on the edge of the sink. Both are bad ideas.

This thing folds out of the cabinet door. Two clamps hook over the top edge of a door or a drawer front, you turn a knob on each, and a flat steel tray drops down to sit level with the counter. Put the hot plate on it. Fold it back up and it is a 1 in slab against the door again.

The tray is 9.8 x 11 in (25 x 28 cm), 4.3 in (11 cm) deep. Big enough for a dinner plate, a chopping board, or a tablet propped up with a recipe on it.

It is carbon steel with a powder coat. That is the honest description: steel, painted, not stainless. Keep it dry-ish and it will look fine for years.

Two things I will not pretend about. There is no load rating on the spec sheet, so I am not going to invent one - treat it as a plate-and-magazine shelf, not a step stool. And the clamp sits over the top edge of whatever it hangs on, which means a drawer you open ten times a day is the wrong place for it. A door you open twice a day, or a drawer front that mostly stays shut, is the right place.

White or black, both powder coated. Nothing to assemble, nothing to drill.

What you get: the tray, the frame and the two clamps with their knobs. No screws, no adhesive, no template.

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