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Under Sink Drip Tray 13.8"×10.8" — 3-Pack Plastic Leak Catcher for Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry
Under Sink Drip Tray 13.8"×10.8" — 3-Pack Plastic Leak Catcher for Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry
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Small drips under your sink are silently destroying your cabinet floor.
A slow leak from a pipe fitting, a supply line, or a soap dispenser can go unnoticed for weeks — warping the cabinet base, feeding mold, and turning a minor fix into a costly repair. These 13.8"×10.8" plastic drip trays slide under the source and catch every drop before it reaches the wood. Buy three — one for each problem spot.
Why It Works
- 3-Pack Value — Cover multiple drip sources simultaneously: supply lines, drain connections, and cleaning product spills
- 13.8"×10.8" Footprint — Sized to fit most under-sink cabinet spaces and fit around standard plumbing
- Rigid Plastic Construction — Holds its shape under weight without collapsing or tipping
- Multi-Room Use — Works under kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room sinks wherever drips are a concern
- Easy to Empty — Remove, pour out collected water, rinse, and replace in seconds
Best For
Homeowners with aging pipe connections, anyone who's previously found water damage under a sink, renters protecting cabinet floors they don't own, and laundry rooms with washing machine water lines prone to slow drips.
How to Use
- Clear items from under your sink to access the cabinet base
- Identify the drip source — supply valves, drain fittings, or P-trap connections
- Place each tray directly beneath the suspected drip point
- Check trays weekly and empty any collected water promptly
- If a tray repeatedly fills, locate and repair the pipe source
Important
These trays catch and contain drips — they are not a plumbing repair solution. Persistent water collection means an active leak that requires a plumber or pipe repair. Do not allow trays to overflow unattended.
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