A Stainless Steel Sink Tip-Out Tray for the Space That Usually Goes to Waste

The Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of a kitchen sink into functional storage, giving sponges, scrubbers, and small cleaning tools a dedicated home rather than letting them pile up on the rim or under the sink.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction stands up to the wet, splash-prone environment directly in front of a sink.
• Self-close hinge mechanism pulls the tray closed from any position, so it does not hang open after use.
• 19-inch length fills a standard sink base false front without trimming or shimming in most installations.
• No tab stop allows full, unobstructed access to the tray interior without a catch interrupting the opening sweep.
• Slim profile at 2-1/8 inches deep and 3 inches tall fits the shallow space behind a false drawer front without interfering with plumbing.

Putting the Dead Space in Front of a Sink to Work

Most sink base cabinets include a false drawer front that looks like a drawer but opens to nothing. The 6581 tray replaces that nothing with a narrow, tip-out compartment that sits between the face frame and the plumbing below. It tips forward on its hinges when the false front is pulled, revealing a tray sized for the items that typically end up on the counter beside the sink. The self-close mechanism handles the close so there is no need to push the front shut by hand each time.

Built for a Wet Environment

Stainless steel is the right material for a tray that lives within splash range of a kitchen sink. It will not warp, swell, or absorb odors the way a wood or uncoated tray might, and it wipes clean quickly after contact with soap or water. The finish is consistent with the clean, working-kitchen aesthetic of stainless appliances and fixtures without demanding an exact match to surrounding hardware. At 3 inches tall and 2-1/8 inches deep, the tray stays well clear of standard sink supply lines and drain connections.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This is the right choice when the false front cabinet at the sink is a standard 19-inch wide opening and the surrounding kitchen uses stainless, brushed metal, or neutral hardware that stainless steel will read alongside naturally. It suits homeowners doing a kitchen refresh, cabinet shops installing a new sink base run, and designers specifying organized sink storage as part of a build. The no-tab-stop configuration works well when the false front opens freely to a consistent stop position without needing an adjustable catch to control the angle.

Common Questions

Organized Sink Storage in a Finish That Lasts

Choose this stainless steel tip-out tray to put the space in front of a kitchen sink to work, with a self-close mechanism that keeps the front seated and a material that handles the wet zone without complaint.