10 Organizers for Under the Kitchen Sink
Cabinets under the sink can be a trap for clutter, where it's out of sight and out of mind. Get this tricky space in order with these unique under-sink organizers.
Two-Drawer Organizer
This two-drawer organizer ($30) will help maximize the space under your sink to get the most of a small area. We love that the top drawer is open like a basket, so it can fit tall cleaning products. The bottom drawer is great for smaller items like sponges and rags. The pull-out drawers make it easier to access everything without having to dig. Here are the cleaning products that pro cleaners swear by.
Cabinet Door Organizer
If your cabinet simply isn’t large enough to fit everything, utilize the cabinet doors! An over-the-door basket ($17) like this one adds easy-access storage space. We love that it’s made from durable shatter-resistant plastic, and that it’s clear so you can see everything inside. Tip: No matter which over-the-door storage you choose, make sure it’s narrow enough to fit inside the cabinet when the doors are closed.
Two-Tier Expandable Shelf Rack
It can be hard to fit standard organizers under the sink because of the plumbing pipes. That’s why we love this two-tier expandable shelf rack ($20). It comes with expandable rails and adjustable shelf panels, so you can customize it to fit perfectly around pipes or other obstacles. Take a look at these organization tips from the pros.
Stacking Bins
If you have a lot of small items to organize, you’ll love this set of stackable bins ($19). The eight bins come in two sizes so you can stack them in a configuration that best fits your needs. Under the kitchen sink, they would be great for dishwasher detergent pods or sponges. These inspiring home organization makeovers are amazing.
Under-the-Sink Storage Caddy
This under-sink storage caddy ($24) is for those who like to take all their cleaning supplies from room to room. The narrow profile makes it great for cabinets with plumbing pipes, and the sturdy handle lets you easily grab it and go. We especially love the two stainless steel rails where you can hang spray bottles or cleaning rags.
Clear Plastic Bins
At The Container Store, you can buy this under-sink organization starter kit ($82) to get you started on the road to an organized cabinet. It comes with 10 clear plastic bins. Each bin has compartments to keep all of your items separated, and the bins are stackable for maximum versatility. Make sure you know these genius organizational tips from Marie Kondo.
U-Shaped Slide-Out Drawer
If your under-sink cabinet only has room for one level of storage, utilize every inch of surface space with this U-shaped slide-out drawer ($90). The U-shaped configuration fits around pipes and the garbage disposal. When you need something from the back, it smoothly glides out for easy access. Do you know these organization tips that will save you money?
Narrow Basket Drawers
For extra tight spaces, try these narrow basket pullouts ($18) that can squeeze in just about anywhere. We love that each drawer comes with adjustable dividers, so you can further separate your items within the drawers. You can even add hand-written labels to the drawers and the dividers. Organize your pantry with these smart ideas.
Double-Level Lazy Susan
Similar to drawers, a Lazy Susan allows you to find what you’re looking for without making a mess. This double-level Lazy Susan ($18) lets you fit even more products under your sink without taking up too much cabinet space. It works great under the kitchen or bathroom sink and reviewers love the smooth gliding spin action. Check out these other must-have kitchen organizers.
L-Shaped Organizer Pull-Out
Another under-sink cabinet storage option is this L-shaped pull-out organizer ($170). A metal track keeps it in place, and the whole thing slides out when you need to access what’s in the back. It is made of maple and includes six acrylic bins that fit in the upper level. One happy reviewer said, “Better than anything I’ve seen. Just adds a custom touch.” Next, read about 13 more smart kitchen organization ideas.