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This Rev-A-Shelf 6571 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen sink into active storage, giving sponges, scrub brushes, and small cleaning tools a home that is close at hand but completely out of sight when the front is closed.
The cabinet run beneath a kitchen sink is one of the most underused surfaces in the kitchen. The false drawer front looks like a drawer but opens onto nothing, leaving a slim band of space that typically goes unused. This tip-out tray claims that space. It mounts behind the false front, tips open for access, and closes flush when not in use. The result is a dedicated spot for the items that tend to pile up on the edge of the sink: sponges, small scrubbers, dish soap packets, and similar small cleaning supplies. Nothing needs to be dug out from under the sink or left sitting out on the counter.
The tray is molded plastic in an almond tone, the warm neutral that pairs naturally with off-white, bisque, and similar cabinet finishes that were standard in kitchens built through the 1990s and remain common in older homes and classic-style remodels. Plastic is the right material choice here: it does not rust or corrode from soap and water contact, wipes clean easily, and holds its finish in the wet zone below the sink. The no-tab-stop design means the tray's range of motion is managed by the installation hardware rather than a built-in limiter, which gives the installer full control over how far the front opens.
This tray is sized for a wide sink run, making it a practical choice for a double-basin kitchen sink where the false front spans a long opening. It is the right pick for kitchens with almond or bisque cabinetry where a white or chrome tray would read as mismatched, or for any installer who wants the storage hardware to disappear into the cabinet interior rather than contrast with it. Cabinet shops fitting out a period-appropriate kitchen remodel or a homeowner refreshing an older kitchen without repainting the cabinets will find the almond finish the most accurate match. The no-tab-stop version suits installations where the existing hinges or door hardware already govern the tip-out angle.
A tab stop is a built-in limiter that controls how far the tray tips open. The no-tab-stop version omits that limiter, so the range of motion is governed by the hinge or door hardware used in the installation. Choose no-tab-stop when your hinge or mounting hardware already provides that control.
Yes. The plastic construction is suited to the damp, soap-contact environment directly below a kitchen sink. It wipes clean and does not corrode.
The SAP reference indicates this SKU may include multiple tray segments spanning the 72-inch length. Confirm the included piece count from the structured spec block on this page before ordering.
Almond is a warm, slightly yellow-toned neutral that matches cream, bisque, and similar off-white cabinet finishes common in kitchens from the 1980s and 1990s. If your cabinet interior is a true bright white or a cool-toned gray, a white or stainless finish variant may be a closer match.
This tip-out tray puts the slim cavity behind a sink false front to work, keeping everyday cleaning tools sorted and within reach without adding anything to the countertop or the cabinet floor below.
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