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This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of a kitchen sink into usable storage, putting sponges, scrub brushes, and small items within reach without taking up counter or under-sink space.
The strip of cabinetry in front of a kitchen sink looks like a drawer but usually isn't one, since the sink basin blocks a real drawer from opening. That false front is wasted space in most kitchens. This tip-out tray mounts behind it on the included hinges so the front tilts outward, revealing a shallow stainless steel tray sized for the items that tend to pile up on the rim of the sink: sponges, scrub pads, dish soap packets, and small brushes. When the front closes, the tray tucks back out of sight.
The tray is stainless steel in a Silver/Polished Chrome finish. That combination reads cleanly alongside stainless appliances and chrome faucets, where a white or almond tray would introduce a contrast that breaks the line. The tray measures 28 inches long, 2-1/8 inches deep, and 3 inches tall, shaped to nest behind a standard false front without interfering with sink plumbing or the underside of the basin. The two included hinges are self-close, so the false front returns flush without a push. The no-tab-stop design keeps the interior of the tray unobstructed.
This tray is the right choice when the sink area already runs chrome or stainless and a matching tray finish matters for the finished look of the kitchen. It suits a wide sink bay where one 28-inch false front covers the full opening, and it works equally well in a new cabinet build and a retrofit. Homeowners doing a sink replacement, designers specifying a stainless-forward kitchen, and cabinet shops building sink bases will all find the self-close motion a practical upgrade over a basic fixed-hinge version. For narrower sink bays, shorter lengths in this series are available.
The set includes one stainless steel tray and two self-close hinges. That is the complete hardware needed to convert one false drawer front at the sink.
A tab stop is a raised lip or divider inside the tray. This version omits it, leaving the full interior open so you can lay items flat across the width without a divider getting in the way.
The hinges are spring-loaded so the false front pulls itself back to the closed, flush position after you release it. You do not need to press it shut.
The Silver/Polished Chrome finish reads close to brushed stainless in most kitchens and pairs well with chrome faucets. If your hardware is a warm-toned brushed nickel, compare the finish in person before committing.
This 28-inch polished chrome tip-out tray turns a blank false front into an organized spot for sink-side essentials, closing quietly on self-close hinges and finishing flush with the cabinet face.
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