New stainless steel sink from Rosy Products

[cyrus]

New sink photos and description Here (http://www.darkroomguide.com/2010/10/new-stainless-steel-darkroom-sink.html)
Question: what's a neat and organized way to store print trays?

[Juergen Sattler]

Looks like a great sink. In the next couple of months I will order a new sink as well and I have been looking at Rosy's sinks as well - they seem well made and a great value. If I were you, I would build a shelf underneath the sink - there is plenty of space to store your trays.

[jp]

I stand trays on end until they are dry, then if they are still in the way, I stack them under the sink. I also have a shelf I built under the sink to hold things like negative pages, unmixed chemicals, speed easels, etc... And a shelf above the sink on the back wall that holds my boxes of paper and film, combi plan tanks, paterson tanks/reels. The bottom of the shelf has long screws that I strung two lines across for print/film drying.

[Richard Wasserman]

You could talk to John at Rosy Products. He has designed and built many darkrooms and I'm sure would have some good ideas.