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Installing Kitchen Sink Tip Outs

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Happy Weekend Friends!  I’m so happy it’s finally here… today we’ve got a day full of football and then family game night.  I’ve got an oldie, but goodie to share with you guys.   Today I’m sharing with you guys how I added some organization storage to my kitchen by installing kitchen sink tip outs.

How to Install Kitchen Sink Tip Outs

{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience}

Here’s what you need:

Front Tip Out Trays Kit 

drill

pencil

level

How to Install Kitchen Sink Tip Outs

1st ~  You need to remove your false sink drawer fronts.  Mine were held on by staples, but yours might be  held on by screws.

2nd ~  Take the hinges and place them on the interiors of your opening, at the base and mark your screw openings with a pencil. (It will be flush with the edge of the cabinet) My hinges were marked with a “L” or “R” for your left and right side making the process easier.

How to Install Kitchen Sink Tip Outs

3rd ~ Put in the screws.  I drilled pilot holes to make it easier.  Repeat on the other side.

How to Install Kitchen Sink Tip Outs

4th ~ Here I’ll save you a little grief.  I followed the directions which gives this step as the last step, but I promise you… it’s easier to do it it now!  Use a level and mark on the front of your panels where you want to place your trays.  Drill a pilot hole and screw in the screws most of the way, but you want to leave enough space to be able to remove the trays for cleaning, etc. (They hook onto the screws)  Leave the trays off for now, so you have more room to work.

5th ~  Attaching the panel to the hinge.  This was the hardest part, mainly because of the lack of work space.  You can pull the hinge out to make it easier to attach the panel from the outside or climb under the sink with a flashlight to install.

6th ~  Once the hinge is attached to the panel front you can hang your trays on the screws.

Once you’re done kitchen sink tip out will be a great place to store your sponges, brushes and it even comes with a cute little ring holder if you like to remove your ring while doing dishes.

I always love adding things that make my life more organized!

Have a wonderful weekend friends!

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42 Comments Filed Under: diy, household, HOW TO, kitchen, Organization Tagged With: sink, storage, tutorial

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Comments

  1. Anna28 says

    October 21, 2018 at 6:19 am

    What do you call those hinges? ?

    Reply
    • Maryann @ Domestically Speaking says

      October 21, 2018 at 8:31 am

      There’s a link you can click on that will show you the parts.

      Reply
  2. Shoshannah says

    September 22, 2018 at 4:19 pm

    Once I learned to install them, I have put them in EVERY bathroom and kitchen I have lived in for the past 30 years. Yes, we moved a lot. Anyway, they are wonderful!

    Reply
  3. Bobbi says

    March 15, 2018 at 10:23 pm

    Hi, thanks for posting this. I had these in a home that I rented a few years ago. Once I got used to them, they were AWESOME! I want to have my handyman put these in my new kitchen, PLUS both bathrooms! I can hardly wait!!!

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