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This Rev-A-Shelf 6541 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bathroom sink into functional storage, using a stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges to put that otherwise wasted space to work.
The strip of cabinetry below a sink looks like a drawer but rarely functions as one. Plumbing blocks a true drawer from fitting behind it, leaving that space completely empty. A tip-out tray solves this by pivoting the false front outward on hinges, turning the shallow cavity behind it into an accessible compartment. It is the right place for scrub brushes, sponges, soap pads, and similar small items that otherwise pile up on the countertop or get stuffed under the sink. This tray is long enough to keep those items organized side by side and shallow enough to clear the cabinet framing as it swings open.
Stainless steel suits this location better than a painted or powder-coated finish because the area below a sink collects moisture, splash, and cleaning product residue on a daily basis. The tray surface wipes clean without worrying about the finish. The two self-close hinges bring the false front back to flush on its own after each use, so the front face of the sink cabinet always looks intentional rather than left ajar. This set omits the tab stop, which means the tray swings open without a built-in angle limit for unobstructed access to the full tray depth.
This is the right choice for a kitchen sink cabinet with a false drawer front that the installer wants to activate without a finish upgrade: stainless coordinates with satin and brushed metal hardware and looks intentional alongside stainless appliances. It also works in a laundry room or utility sink run where a similar false front exists and the finish needs to hold up to cleaning product exposure. Designers specifying a modern or industrial kitchen aesthetic will find the stainless finish easier to match than a painted option. For a sink cabinet with two false fronts side by side, a second set of the same series covers the additional opening.
The set includes one stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges, which is the hardware needed to outfit a single false drawer front.
A tab stop is an angular limiter that restricts how far the tray can swing open. This set does not include one, so the tray opens to the full travel of the hinge for unobstructed access to the tray interior.
The hinges mount to the cabinet face frame and to the false front. The tray itself mounts inside, behind the false front. Installation requires drilling into the false front and the cabinet frame to attach the hinges.
Stainless steel is a practical choice for this location. It handles moisture and cleaning product contact better than painted finishes and wipes down easily.
Choose this stainless tip-out tray to put the dead space behind a sink false front to daily use, with self-close hinges that keep the front flush and a finish that holds up where the work happens.
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