REV-A-Shelf Silver Polymer Trim-to-Fit Drip Tray for 27" - 30" Sink Base Cabinets

Perfect fit into our cabinet. Piece of mind makes this a must have in situation where a pesky drip is hard to fix. This gave us the time we needed to do it right and now we have permanent protection from slight water drip issues in the future.

VERY thick and stiff plastic. It will last a lifetime. Recommend cutting it by using a straight edge and repeated scoring (cuts) with a utility knife. You don’t have to cut the whole way thru. Once you have it scored maybe 1/3 to 1/2 way through you can bend it back a forth a few time and it will break right off. I don’t think you would want to use a saw. In my case, the sink cabinet didn’t have a center stile between the door so it was very easy. Just dropped it in.

Poor quality wish I had never purchased. It’s hard plastic with a film coating on the surface so when you cut it for the waterlines the film flakes up causing an air pocket. Then to make it even worse it it is to short to fill a 30” sink base. Not what I expected and certainly not worth the money.

I got this and it fit PERFECTLY under my sink. It is a very good idea and sturdy, but good grief, it is a piece of plastic and so somewhat overpriced. However, when it is so perfect for the job and it should last forever, it is worth it to protect my new expensive cabinets if I ever have a leak. (I'm sure it will happen). Also, I would have liked the beige color but Amazon didn't have the beige one in the size I needed. I could have ordered it from Rev-a-Shelf but it was even more expensive.

This insert is amazing. Flexible but sturdy. Easily cut to fit- into my 25" sink cabinet, cut right up to the outer end of the "lip". The last tenant satined the bottom of the cabinet, then ignored the slow leak and ruined my cabinet. I think it will offer some protection and give me a bit of peace of mind. Delivery fast.

Serves a purpose but not easy to install around pipes or if the cabinet has a center post. It is rigid so impossible to bend to put in place. Luckily I got it before my counter top was installed. Would not been able to use it otherwise. The ridges on the sides are so high that it is difficult to have items sit flat inside the cabinet.

Read the instructions and you will have no trouble sizing it. Do not cut it with scissors--follow the instructions. This will clean up the under sink area and make it look new while still protecting the area. Worth the money.

It is rather inflexible. Not as easy to install. But once it’s in, it’s not going anywhere. Not sure I would purchase it again if I had read the reviews. I knew it would fit well since it’s made by the cabinet maker. But it’s pricey and difficult to cut.

Just what I needed to cover up the water damage under my kitchen sink. The plastic is hard and a little difficult to cut, you'll need to run a sharp blade over it multiple times and score it deeply. A straight edge really helps. When you have the size correct, some double sided tape and some silicone around the edges give you a nice final product.