Rev-A-Shelf Sink Tip-Out Tray Built to Handle a Wet Environment

This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bathroom sink into functional, hidden storage, in a stainless steel finish that holds up where moisture is a constant fact of life.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists the humidity and splashes common in a sink cabinet.
• 28-inch length suits wide sink bases where a standard 14-inch tray leaves room to spare.
• Self-close hinge action pulls the tray closed from a partially open position without a second push.
• No tab stop allows the tray to open to its full travel without a built-in stop limiting the angle.
• 3-inch height and 2-1/8-inch depth make room for sponges, soap pads, and other flat sink-front items.

Storage in the Space Most Cabinets Waste

The strip in front of a sink base cabinet looks like a drawer but leads nowhere — behind it is dead space the plumbing already owns. A tip-out tray claims that space for the small, flat items that otherwise stack up on the counter or crowd the cabinet shelf below: sponges, scrub pads, rubber gloves folded flat, a spare soap bar. The tray pivots down and forward on its hinges, items are dropped in or retrieved, and the self-close mechanism brings it back flush with the cabinet face. It is a low-profile solution to a real counter-clutter problem.

Stainless Steel Where Moisture Is the Norm

The 6581 Series comes in multiple finishes, and stainless steel is the right choice when the tray is going under a heavily used kitchen sink or next to a bathroom vanity where splashing, steam, and damp hands are part of daily use. The material does not show water marks the way a painted finish does, and the surface wipes clean without special care. The self-close hinges are integrated into the tray set so the motion is consistent from the start, and the no-tab-stop configuration lets the tray drop to its full open angle, which is useful when the items going in or coming out are bulky enough to need the clearance.

Who Should Reach for This Tray

Cabinet shops and builders finishing out a kitchen with a wide sink base will find the 28-inch length covers most standard opening widths in a single piece rather than pairing two shorter trays. Homeowners who cook and clean seriously and want to keep counter surfaces clear get a stainless tray that matches the sink or appliance finishes already in the room. Designers specifying a high-use or commercial-style kitchen will appreciate that the finish can take the daily wear a painted or almond-colored tray cannot. The tray works behind a false drawer front in a face-frame or frameless sink base cabinet.

Common Questions

Dead Space Below the Sink, Put to Work

Choose this stainless steel tip-out tray to keep sink essentials off the counter and out of sight, behind the false front where they belong.