Rev-A-Shelf Stainless Steel Sink Tip-Out Tray for a Clean, Professional Look

This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of a sink into a usable storage compartment, finished in stainless steel for a look that holds up in hard-working kitchens.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction gives the tray a clean, contemporary finish that resists everyday wear.
• 31-inch length spans a wide sink base opening for maximum usable storage along the front.
• Self-close hinge action pulls the tray closed at the end of travel so it seats flush with the cabinet front.
• No tab stop allows the tray to open to a full flat position for easier loading and access.
• Compact 2-1/8 inch depth and 3 inch height fit the shallow space behind a typical false drawer front without interfering with sink plumbing.

Turning Dead Space Into Useful Storage

The front of a sink base cabinet is almost always fitted with a false drawer front, a decorative panel that does nothing. A tip-out tray replaces that wasted space with a shallow bin that opens forward on a hinge, making it ideal for sponges, scrub pads, dish soap dispensers, drain stoppers, and small tools that would otherwise clutter the counter or crowd the cabinet below. At 31 inches, this tray runs the full width of a wide sink base, so the available space is used rather than left empty.

Stainless Steel in a Wet-Area Setting

Stainless steel is a practical choice at the sink, where moisture, soap, and cleaning products are routine. The 6581 Series tray is formed from stainless steel with a surface that wipes down without showing every fingerprint or water mark the way some lighter finishes can. The self-close hinge mechanism is integrated into the design, so the tray does not drift open and sits flush against the cabinet front when closed. The no-tab-stop configuration means the tray swings to a fully horizontal position, giving a flat working surface when you need access to the full interior.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This is the right choice for a kitchen where the hardware and fixtures lean toward a professional or modern aesthetic, and where the stainless finish will coordinate with a stainless sink, faucet, or appliance run. It is equally useful in a laundry room or utility sink setup where the same false-drawer-front situation applies. Designers and cabinet shops specifying for high-use kitchens will find the stainless material and self-close action appropriate for clients who expect durability and low maintenance from every component. Homeowners doing a focused refresh can install this tray with basic tools without pulling the cabinet.

Common Questions

Storage Where the Cabinet Usually Offers None

Specify this stainless steel tip-out tray to put the false-front space in front of a wide sink to work, with self-close action and a no-tab-stop swing that makes access straightforward every time.