Rev-A-Shelf SBDT-2730-A-1 Under Sink Base Drip Tray Mat Shelf Liner for Kitchen Cabinets Protective Organization Accessory, Almond

Works. I gave it 4 stars, because it would be a better design if there wasn't an edge running around the back and sides of the tray. Theoretically, water could drip behind the edge and not be caught by the pan. I put in this pan because we had 2 faulty Grohe faucets (the replacement failed as well as the original) that leaked all over our cabinets. The contractor blamed us when the first one failed (jerk) and wanted us to pay for the floor refinishing. Contacted the plumber when 2nd one failed, he graciously accepted responsibility (great guy). Anyway, so now I have the tray. BTW, I put a row of door shim at the back of the cabinet, the tray rests on the shims, so water will tend to run to the front where it will be easier to spot.

Recommend trimming with an electric saw.

The mat is VERY rigid--not all flexible. If you need to bend it to get it past the door frames of your cabinet, IT WILL NOT INSTALL. See the location for the center post cut-out at the center outer edge of the tray? If your cabinet has a center post where the doors meet, you probably cannot install the tray unless you are dropping it in from the top of the cabinet BEFORE the counter and sink are installed. BEWARE. On the positive side, the tray is well made, sturdy, and the supplier made it easy to return this tray for a full refund when it wouldn't install in my cabinet.

A couple years ago, our sink leaked while we were away, leaving us with a waterlogged cabinet and many subsequent problems. We are now replacing the cabinets and wanted to find a solution to prevent water problems in the future. We bought this for our 30" sink cabinet (dimensions 30" wide x 24" deep x 34.5" tall) and it fit almost perfectly. The width was perfect. We had to cut about 1/2" from the depth. We scored a line with a utility blade and snapped the excess off. It was surprisingly easy. The plastic is very durable and we are very happy with the product. Highly recommend.Tip: This is pretty expensive, but we had trouble finding cheaper alternatives. If your dimensions allow, consider pet crate trays, such as this  MidWest Folding Dog Crate Replacement Pan 30In . We wo

This is a great addition to the cabinet under your sink. It is good quality hard plastic with a finish that is easy to clean. Should there be a leak, it will protect the wood floor of the cabinet completely. Note: because it is hard plastic, it does not bend easily for insertion into the cupboard. It flexes slightly, but in the case of my cupboard, we had to notch out the two front corners to get past some hinges. Also, the plastic is so hard, a table saw or jig saw makes cutting this to size much easier - I can't imagine using a knife and getting a smooth edge.

We have installed these under several sinks in our homes. They give you peace of mind that a leak will not destroy your cabinets. Easy to install.

Works great and was easy to install. I am building my own cabinets, and installed this before the sink or plumbing. I made a standard 30" base kitchen cabinet and it fit. I just cut notches to fit around the face frame with a razor blade and sharp scissors. I find the shelf a bit overpriced, but it does the job. It was nice to have it installed before the new plumbing. It is not very flexible and might be hard to install if your sink and plumbing fills the under cabinet area.

This liner is a good solution for protecting your sink cabinet from cleaning product spills and plumbing leaks. The only drawback is that I can't imagine how you would install this in an existing cabinet. I had this cut down and fitted by the cabinet installer at installation before the countertop was installed. For my application this worked perfectly.

bought these for every sink in our new build due to having damage from dripping pipes in our previous home.Also stops stains from cans and toilet cleaner.