Pizza pans, muffin tins, baking sheets, and cutting boards are necessities that are thin but can be space hoggers. The typical method of pan & tray storage is to include vertical dividers in a section of a cabinet or over a refrigerator. However, there are many more ways to store these valuable kitchen supplies.
Simple Tray Divider Kits within a cabinet by Dura Supreme Cabinetry.
Kitchen design by Lang’s Kitchen & Bath, Inc., Pennsylvania. Photography by Linda McManus.
This cabinet above the wall oven is designed to have half tray storage and half bakeware storage.
Dura Supreme kitchen design by Kitchen Design Partners, Inc., Illinois.
Cabinet partitions for tray storage in a Dura Supreme wall cabinet.
Design by Studio M Kitchen & Bath, Minnesota.
Dura Supreme cabinet partitions for tray storage in a base cabinet.
Kitchen design by Kitchen Design Partners, Inc., Illinois featuring a painted oak kitchen island in “Black” paint.
Storing Trays & Cutting Boards in Toe Space Drawers
Toe Space Drawers make an excellent storage place for trays, pans, and spare cutting boards. This handy storage solution adds additional cabinet storage to an area that is typically unused space.
A Toe Space Drawer from Dura Supreme Cabinetry used to store baking sheets, pans, and muffin tins.
A Toe Space Drawer from Dura Supreme Cabinetry used to store cutting boards.
Horizontal Tray & Platter Storage
If you have delicate serve ware that is best stored flat, a cabinet with extra shelves all spaced a few inches apart works well. This horizontal storage can work in a wall cabinet, tall cabinet, base cabinet, or counter-sitting larder cabinet.
Dura Supreme horizontal platter storage
Roll-Out Baking Sheet & Tray Storage
If your only option for tray storage is in a base cabinet, but you’re not a fan of squatting down to look at your pan & tray collection, consider an accessible roll-out. Dura Supreme’s tray divider roll-out with vertical dividers uses only a portion of the cabinet and keeps trays easily accessible.
A Tray Divider Roll-Out by Dura Supreme Cabinetry.
Drawer Storage for Pans, Trays, and Cutting Boards
A shallow roll-out above a deep drawer can help divide drawer space into two layers of storage. The top layer is perfect for muffin tins, baking trays, etc. while the lower part of the drawer can be used for strainers, mixing bowls or pots.
Dura Supreme cabinetry with a shallow roll-out above drawer
These are just a few of the many options for storing flat kitchen supplies (i.e. trays, pizza pans, baking sheets, platters, cutting boards, etc.). Talk to your Dura Supreme Designer to discover an option that’s best for your household.
