Rev-A-Shelf Sink Tip-Out Tray for a Polished Chrome Kitchen
This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen sink into a shallow storage space for sponges, scrubbers, and small items that would otherwise crowd the countertop or disappear under the sink.
Key Features
Stainless steel construction in a Silver/Polished Chrome finish coordinates with chrome faucets and hardware for a cohesive sink area.
Self-close hinges included bring the tray face closed with a controlled snap so the front never hangs open.
14-1/4 inch length suits standard sink cabinet false fronts without cutting or trimming the tray.
No tab stop configuration allows the tray to tip fully open for easy loading and cleaning.
One tray and two hinges ship together so the install is a single-package job.
Putting Dead Space to Work at the Sink
The front panel below a sink looks like a drawer but never was one. This tip-out system mounts to that false front and hinges it outward to reveal a usable shallow tray behind it. The stainless steel tray holds sponges, dish soap pads, a bottle brush, or a small hand brush without getting in the way of the plumbing or waste lines. Because the tray tips inward against the cabinet face when closed, nothing is visible from the outside and the front reads as a normal panel.
Stainless Steel That Handles a Wet Environment
Stainless steel is the right material for the space immediately below a sink, where water, soap residue, and humidity are routine. The Silver/Polished Chrome finish reflects light cleanly and wipes down quickly. If the sink area already carries polished chrome faucet hardware, this tray face will read as part of the same design language rather than a mismatched accessory. The self-close hinges use a controlled mechanism to bring the front back against the cabinet, which prevents the tray from sagging open over time.
Where It Fits Best
This tray is built for kitchen sink cabinets where a 14-1/4 inch false front is the opening and the look calls for a polished chrome or bright metallic finish. It is also at home in a laundry room or utility sink run where cleaning supplies are accessed daily. Designers specifying chrome fixtures throughout a kitchen will find the finish match straightforward. Cabinet shops and installers fitting out a standard 15-inch sink base will find the length slots into the opening without modification. For a wider sink cabinet with a two-panel false front, a second tray on the adjacent front is the typical approach.
Common Questions
What does the kit include?
The package includes one stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges. No additional hardware is needed to mount the tray to the false front.
What does no tab stop mean?
A tab stop limits how far the tray opens by engaging a physical stop as it tips forward. This configuration omits that stop, so the tray opens to its full travel for easier access and cleaning.
Will this fit a 15-inch sink base cabinet?
The tray is 14-1/4 inches long, which is designed for the false front of a standard 15-inch sink base. Measure the usable width behind the false front before ordering to confirm clearance.
Can the tray be cleaned in place?
Stainless steel wipes clean with a damp cloth. The tray can be removed from the hinges for a thorough rinse if needed.
A Polished Finish on Unused Space
This tip-out tray turns a blank cabinet face into accessible storage with a Silver/Polished Chrome finish that holds its look in a wet, daily-use environment.
