Rubbermaid Inc 1998411 White Ice Cube Tray

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID INC 1998411 is a white plastic ice cube tray designed for standard household and food service refrigerator use. Measuring 4.75 inches wide, 12.5 inches long, and 1.5 inches tall, it fits most standard freezer compartments. The tray is constructed for repeated use and produces a full batch of ice cubes in a single fill cycle. It is commonly installed by kitchen staff, facilities personnel, or end users in commercial break rooms, hospitality settings, and residential kitchens. The lightweight build at 0.22 pounds makes it easy to handle during filling and extraction.

This ice cube tray suits food service and hospitality environments where a reliable, low-cost ice production solution is needed without mechanical ice makers. It is appropriate for use in under-counter freezers, reach-in refrigerator-freezer combos, and residential freezer compartments. No tools are required for installation or use. The tray is sold individually and is well-suited for bulk stocking given its compact package dimensions of 13.13 inches x 9.75 inches x 15.13 inches.

Key Features

• White finish resists staining and is easy to inspect for cleanliness
• Compact footprint at 4.75 inches x 12.5 inches fits most standard freezer shelves
• Lightweight at 0.22 pounds for easy single-hand handling
• Low-profile depth of 1.5 inches minimizes freezer space usage
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 24 units, suitable for facility and hospitality stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format replacement or supplemental ice cube tray for use in residential and commercial freezer compartments that accommodate trays up to 12.5 inches in length and 4.75 inches in width.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade license are required for installation. Before placing the tray in service, wash with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly per standard food service sanitation practices. Fill to the indicated level to avoid overflow during freezing. To release cubes, twist the tray gently over a container rather than using sharp utensils that could damage the tray body.