Rev-A-Shelf Sink Tip-Out Tray in Almond for the False Drawer Front

This Rev-A-Shelf LD6591 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bath sink into usable storage space for sponges, scrubbers, and small cleaning tools.

Key Features

• Almond finish coordinates with lighter, warm-toned cabinet interiors common in traditional and classic kitchen styles.
• 22-inch length suits a standard single-basin sink cabinet with a full-width false front.
• Self-close hinges included so the tray returns to flush position without a hard push.
• Polystyrene construction resists moisture and wipes clean easily in a wet-area environment.
• No tab stop allows the tray to tip open freely without a built-in opening limit.

Putting Dead Space to Work Under the Sink

The strip of cabinet face below a sink is almost always a false front with nothing behind it. This tip-out tray mounts behind that panel so it pivots open on demand and closes flush when not in use. The shallow tray holds the everyday items that tend to pile up on the counter or inside the sink: sponges, scrub pads, a bottle brush, or a soap bar. Because the tray sits right at the front of the cabinet, everything stored there is easy to grab and easy to put back. The 22-inch length spans a wide false front, making full use of the available width.

Material, Finish, and Fit

The tray body is polystyrene, a practical choice for a location that sees daily water contact and splatter. It wipes clean and will not rust or corrode. The Almond finish is a warm off-white that works naturally in kitchens with bone, bisque, or almond cabinet hardware and interior surfaces, including older renovation contexts where white is too stark and stainless is too cool. Two self-close hinges are included in the set, so the hardware needed to mount and operate the tray ships together. The no-tab-stop configuration lets the tray open to its natural swing range without a mechanical limit, which suits installations where a full tip-open angle is preferred.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This is the right choice for a kitchen or bath renovation where the cabinet palette runs warm and the existing hardware or interior surfaces lean toward almond or bisque tones. Homeowners refreshing an older kitchen will find the Almond finish far less jarring than a bright white or chrome tray against period cabinetry. Cabinet shops and installers finishing a traditional-style kitchen build can spec this tray into the sink cabinet to add a small but useful storage feature that matches the rest of the interior. The 22-inch size is well-suited to a standard single-basin kitchen sink base or a wide bathroom vanity with a false front panel of similar width.

Common Questions

Simple Storage, Right Where You Need It

This tip-out tray puts the space behind the sink's false front to work, in a finish that fits warm, traditional cabinet palettes, with self-close hinges already in the box.