Stainless Steel Durability and a Clean Match for a Sink Run

This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of a kitchen or bath sink into usable storage, holding sponges, scrub brushes, and small cleaning tools where they are close at hand but out of sight.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction holds up to the moisture and cleaning products common in front-of-sink storage.
• Self-close hinge pulls the tray closed at the end of its swing so it does not hang open.
• 16 inch length spans a standard false drawer front for efficient use of the available space.
• No tab stop allows the tray to open to its full swing without a travel limiter.
• 2-1/8 inch depth and 3 inch height create a shallow, flat profile that fits behind a typical false drawer front without interference.

Putting Dead Space to Work at the Sink

The cabinet run in front of a sink typically has a false drawer front with nothing behind it. A tip-out tray replaces that unused space with a narrow, hinged tray that tilts forward when opened. It is sized for the everyday items that end up on the counter or the sink ledge: a sponge, a dish brush, rubber gloves, a soap pad. Keeping those items inside the tray keeps the countertop clear and the sink area less cluttered without requiring any additional cabinet space.

Material Built for a Wet Environment

Stainless steel is a natural match for a sink location. It does not absorb moisture or cleaning residue the way a painted or coated surface can, and it wipes clean easily. For a kitchen with stainless appliances, stainless hardware, or stainless sink accessories, this finish integrates without calling attention to itself. The self-close hinge completes the motion on every close, so the tray seats itself rather than relying on the user to push it fully flush.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This is a practical addition for kitchen remodels and new cabinet installations where the sink run includes a false drawer front. It works equally well for a bath vanity that has an unused panel in front of the basin. Cabinet shops and contractors finishing a full sink install can spec this tray into the false front as part of the standard build rather than leaving the space empty. Homeowners replacing a worn or outdated tray will find the stainless finish a clean, neutral choice that does not require matching a specific color program.

Common Questions

Stainless Storage Where the Counter Ends

Choose this tray to put a commonly wasted panel of cabinet space to work, with a finish that suits a wet location and a self-close hinge that keeps it seated flush.