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This Rev-A-Shelf 6541 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front beneath a kitchen or bathroom sink into a shallow, accessible storage space for small items that collect on the countertop.
The strip of cabinet face below a sink looks like a drawer but rarely functions as one. Most of that space goes unused because the sink basin is directly behind it. A tip-out tray changes that: it pivots the false front outward to reveal a shallow tray that holds sponges, scrubbers, dish tabs, or a small brush. The items stay within arm's reach at the sink and off the counter, without taking up cabinet or drawer space that the family actually uses.
Stainless steel makes sense here because this tray lives exactly where water splashes, sponges drip, and cleaning products get close. The polished chrome finish resists the kind of surface wear that comes with daily sink use and wipes down easily. The tray arrives as a single unit, so it installs behind one false front, and the no-tab-stop design keeps the ends open, which simplifies both loading the tray and running it under a rinse when needed.
This tray is the right choice for any kitchen or bath sink cabinet that has a false drawer front rather than a usable drawer, which covers most undermount and farmhouse sink installations. Cabinet shops and installers fitting out a full kitchen or bath run can spec it as a standard inclusion on every sink base. Homeowners updating an existing kitchen will find it a straightforward retrofit: the hinge hardware typically sold alongside this tray mounts to the cabinet face, and the false front tilts out to become the tray door. The polished chrome finish is a natural fit where the faucet and sink hardware are also chrome, keeping the finish language consistent at the sink.
A tab stop is a small end clip that limits what can slide out of the tray when it tips open. This tray does not include tab stops, so the ends are open. That makes the tray easier to load, easier to wipe out, and more flexible for oddly shaped items, but it also means contents are not retained at the ends when the tray is tilted forward.
The tray ships without hinge hardware. Tip-out hinges are sold separately and are required to mount the false front so it pivots outward to open.
Measure the width of the false drawer front opening. This tray is 13 inches long, so the opening should be at least that wide with enough clearance for the tray to sit flush when closed. Depth behind the false front is typically 1 to 2 inches in a standard sink base, and this tray is 1-11/16 inches deep.
Yes. Vanities with a false drawer front below the sink use the same tip-out setup, and the stainless steel construction handles the bath environment well. Confirm the opening width matches the 13-inch length before ordering.
This polished chrome stainless steel tray puts dead space to work, turning a false drawer front into a clean, practical spot for the items that belong at the sink.
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