Polished Chrome Sink Tip-Out Tray for Hidden Storage at the Basin
This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series tip-out tray converts the false front below a sink into usable storage, keeping sponges, scrubbers, and small accessories off the counter and out of sight. The set includes one stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges.
Key Features
Stainless steel construction with a Silver/Polished Chrome finish complements modern sink hardware and resists the moisture common under a kitchen or bath basin.
Self-close hinges included pull the false front back into position automatically so it closes flush without a push.
10 inches long, 2-1/8 inches deep, and 3 inches tall to fit the typical false-front opening below a single-bowl sink.
No tab stop means the tray tips all the way forward for full, unobstructed access to the interior.
One tray and two hinges ship together as a complete set ready to install.
Making Use of Dead Space Below the Sink
The panel below most sink cabinets is a decorative false front with nothing behind it. This tip-out tray changes that by mounting the panel on hinges so it swings outward, revealing a shallow tray that holds the items that otherwise end up on the countertop. Sponges, soap pads, a small brush, and similar daily-use items fit naturally in the tray and are right where you need them when you reach for the faucet. Because the tray is shallow and open at the top, there is no fumbling with a lid or a latch.
Material and Finish at the Sink
The tray is stainless steel in a Silver/Polished Chrome finish. That combination holds up in a wet, soap-film environment better than painted or powder-coated alternatives, and the reflective surface is straightforward to wipe clean. The polished look pairs naturally with chrome faucets and sink hardware, so the tray fits in without standing out when the false front is tipped open.
Where This Tray Works Best
This set suits a kitchen sink with a standard 10-inch false-front opening, or a bath vanity where the same dimension applies. Designers and cabinet shops specifying modern kitchens with chrome or stainless hardware will find the polished finish a natural match. Homeowners doing a quick upgrade get a complete set in the box: one tray and two self-close hinges, nothing additional required for a basic install. For a wider opening that needs two trays side by side, or a run with multiple false fronts, additional sets can be added to cover the full width.
Common Questions
What does the set include?
One 10-inch stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges. No additional hardware is needed for a single false-front installation.
What does no tab stop mean for everyday use?
Without a tab stop, the tray tips forward to its full range of motion so you can reach everything inside. If you prefer to limit how far the front swings open, a version with a tab stop is available in this series.
How does the self-close work?
The two included hinges are spring-loaded. Once you push the false front past its midpoint on the way back, the hinge draws it closed and seats it flush against the cabinet face.
Will this fit my sink cabinet?
The tray is 10 inches long, so the false-front opening needs to accommodate that width. Measure the usable width of your false front before ordering, and check that there is at least 2-1/8 inches of clearance behind it for the tray body.
The Right Spot for What Usually Lives on the Counter
A polished chrome tip-out tray turns an empty false front into clean, covered storage right where sink-side clutter collects, with self-close hinges that keep everything flush and out of view.
