Cutlery tray and drawer organiser with a high gloss finish and scooped compartments, for tidy cutlery in office, canteen and staff kitchens.
- High gloss, easy to clean
- Scooped compartments for easy access
- Use in a drawer or on its own
- W385 x D400 x H55mm
- Metallic silver finish
Addis High Gloss Cutlery Tray and Drawer Organiser - Metallic Silver 385mm x 400mm x 55mm
Cutlery tray and drawer organiser with a high gloss finish and scooped compartments, for tidy cutlery in office, canteen and staff kitchens.
- High gloss, easy to clean
- Scooped compartments for easy access
- Use in a drawer or on its own
- W385 x D400 x H55mm
- Metallic silver finish
- Buy 12 for £6.83 £5.69 each and save 5%
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| BULK DISCOUNT | 12 | 25 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £5.69 £6.83 | £5.12 £6.14 |
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This cutlery tray and drawer organiser is a plastic tray with separate scooped compartments for knives, forks, spoons and small utensils. It sits inside a kitchen drawer, or on a worktop or shelf as stand-alone storage. The high gloss finish wipes clean easily, which suits busy shared kitchens.
How Scooped Compartments Keep Shared Kitchen Drawers in Order
In an office or canteen kitchen, loose cutlery soon ends up mixed together at the back of the drawer. Staff waste time hunting for a teaspoon, and crumbs and spills collect in the corners. Separate compartments keep each type of cutlery in its place, and the scooped ends let people pick items up without digging.
Key Features
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Scooped compartments: curved ends make it easy to pick up cutlery and small utensils.
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High gloss finish: wipes clean quickly, so crumbs and spills do not build up.
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Drawer insert or stand-alone: use it inside a drawer or on a worktop, shelf or cupboard.
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385mm wide and 400mm deep: a large footprint that holds cutlery for a whole team.
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Low 55mm height: fits inside shallow kitchen drawers.
Who is this for
Trades and roles
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Office and facilities managers
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Canteen and catering managers
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Site managers equipping welfare units
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Procurement teams
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Housekeeping staff
Industries
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Offices and commercial buildings
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Construction site welfare
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Education
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Hospitality and catering
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Facilities management
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Addis High Gloss Cutlery Tray and Drawer Organiser - Metallic Silver 385mm x 400mm x 55mm |
| Product code | AG05890 |
| Product type | Cutlery tray and drawer organiser |
| Finish | High gloss, easy to clean |
| Compartments | Scooped, for easy access to contents |
| Use | In a drawer, or as stand-alone storage |
| Width | 385mm |
| Depth | 400mm |
| Height | 55mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Brand | Addis |
| Colour | Metallic silver finish (metallic grey) |
Compatibility
| Location, use or condition | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Drawers at least 385mm wide, 400mm deep and 55mm high inside | Suitable |
| Smaller drawers | Not recommended, measure the inside of the drawer first |
| Worktops, shelves and cupboards | Suitable, as stand-alone storage |
| Office kitchens, staff rooms and site welfare units | Suitable |
| Cutlery and small kitchen utensils | Suitable |
| Pans, heavy items and large utensils | Not recommended, designed for cutlery and small utensils |
Typical Users and Projects
Facilities teams buy cutlery trays when fitting out or refreshing office kitchens, staff rooms and site welfare cabins. They suit any shared kitchen where many people use the same drawer. No fitting is needed, as the tray simply sits in the drawer.
Typical applications
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Organising cutlery drawers in office and staff kitchens.
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Equipping kitchens in site welfare units and cabins.
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Keeping cutlery tidy in school, college and hospital staff rooms.
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Storing cutlery on a worktop or shelf where there is no spare drawer.
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Separating small utensils such as teaspoons and stirrers in canteens.
How to use
Step 1: Measure the inside of the drawer: width, depth and height.
Step 2: Check the drawer is at least 385mm wide, 400mm deep and 55mm high inside.
Step 3: Clean the drawer, then place the tray inside, or on a worktop or shelf.
Step 4: Sort cutlery and small utensils into the compartments.
Step 5: Wipe the tray clean regularly with a damp cloth.
Common mistakes
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Not measuring the drawer first, so the tray does not fit.
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Overfilling compartments, so the drawer catches when it closes.
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Storing heavy or large utensils that the tray is not designed for.
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Putting wet cutlery straight in, which leaves water in the compartments.
Safety
Store sharp knives with the handles facing the user. Keep the tray clean and dry to support good kitchen hygiene.
Maintenance
Wipe the tray with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then dry it. Empty and clean it regularly so crumbs do not build up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What size drawer does this cutlery tray fit?
A: It needs a drawer at least 385mm wide, 400mm deep and 55mm high inside. Measure the inside of the drawer before ordering, as drawer sizes vary.
Q: What does 385mm x 400mm x 55mm mean?
A: The first number is the width, 385mm. The second is the depth from front to back, 400mm. The third is the height, 55mm.
Q: How do I clean the tray?
A: The high gloss finish wipes clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Dry it before putting the cutlery back.
Q: What is this tray not suitable for?
A: It does not fit drawers smaller than 385mm wide, 400mm deep or 55mm high inside. It is designed for cutlery and small utensils, not pans or heavy items.
Q: Why choose a tray with scooped compartments?
A: In a flat-ended tray, cutlery sits in tight corners and is awkward to pick up. Scooped compartments curve at the ends, so a spoon or fork slides out easily.
Q: Can it be used outside a drawer?
A: It works as stand-alone storage on a worktop, shelf or cupboard. That suits welfare units and staff rooms with no spare drawer.
Q: Is it suitable for workplace kitchens?
A: It suits office kitchens, staff rooms, canteens and site welfare units. The large footprint holds cutlery for a whole team.
