Stainless Steel Durability and a Clean Fit Behind the Sink

This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front beneath a kitchen or bath sink into functional storage, swinging out to reveal a slim tray for sponges, scrapers, and small cleaning tools.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction holds up to a wet, high-use environment beneath the sink without corroding or staining.
• Self-close hinge mechanism pulls the tray back to flush automatically so the drawer front seats cleanly after every use.
• No tab stop design allows the tray to tip open without a secondary release tab, keeping the motion direct and uninterrupted.
• 13 inch length spans a standard sink false drawer front while leaving clearance for the sink basin above.
• Slim 2-1/8 inch depth and 3 inch height fit in the shallow space a false drawer front provides.

Reclaiming the Space Behind the False Front

The false drawer below most sinks looks like a drawer but opens to nothing because the sink basin blocks it. This tip-out tray changes that by pivoting the front outward on hinges so the shallow space behind it becomes usable. It is the right spot for the sponge, a bottle brush, small scrubbers, or the strainer basket that otherwise sits on the counter. Because the tray is sized for that narrow depth, it installs without modification to the cabinet box and without interfering with the plumbing below.

Material That Suits the Environment

Stainless steel is the right material choice when the work surface and fixtures are already stainless, and it earns its place here because the area beneath a sink is routinely damp. The tray resists the moisture that comes from wet sponges and splashed water, and the finish stays consistent over time rather than dulling, yellowing, or peeling the way coated materials can in a high-humidity space. For a kitchen with a stainless apron-front or undermount sink, the material also reads as intentional rather than incidental.

Who This Tray Fits

This is the right choice for a kitchen or bath installation where the existing hardware and fixtures trend toward stainless or brushed metal, and where the homeowner or cabinet shop wants a clean, cohesive look behind the sink. It also suits high-volume cabinet shops and contractors who are outfitting a full kitchen run and need a tip-out that performs reliably across dozens of installs. The self-close hinge keeps the front seated flush after every access, which matters in a high-traffic kitchen where the tray gets opened and closed repeatedly through the day.

Common Questions

Storage That Belongs There

A stainless steel tip-out tray puts the shallow space behind the sink front to work, keeps the counter clear, and stays clean in the place it needs to perform most.