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This Rev-A-Shelf 6572 Series tip-out tray turns the false drawer front above a sink into active storage, fitting an 11-inch opening and using a hold-in hinge mechanism that keeps the tray in place when open.
The false drawer front above a kitchen or bath sink is one of the most consistently wasted spaces in a cabinet run. It looks like a drawer, but there is no box behind it, just a few inches of unusable gap. This tray fits into that gap, hinging off the front panel so it tips open for access and sits flush and invisible when closed. The hold-in mechanism means the tray stays open on its own while you retrieve a sponge, a scrub brush, or a small bottle of soap, without needing a free hand to hold it. The 11-inch span works across a single false front on a standard sink cabinet, and the shallow depth keeps the tray well clear of supply lines and drain plumbing below.
Plastic is the right material call for a tray that lives directly above a basin. It handles the humidity, splash, and condensation that come with the sink location without degrading the way wood or particleboard would. The white finish is a clean, neutral match for the majority of kitchen and bath cabinet interiors. Because the tray is plastic, it also wipes clean in seconds, which matters in a spot that catches drips from dish soap and wet sponges.
This set makes the most sense for a cabinet shop or installer outfitting a run of sink cabinets in one project, or for a distributor stocking a high-volume SKU. Forty trays and eighty hinges go a long way across a kitchen-and-bath remodel or a multi-unit job. For a homeowner replacing a single tray, a smaller pack is the more practical choice. The 11-inch length suits the false front on a standard 15-inch or 18-inch sink base; pull the measurement on the false front before ordering to confirm the fit.
The hinge holds the tray in the open position without you pressing it back. It stays tipped forward while you use both hands, then closes when you push it back up.
A tab stop is a small mechanical limiter that controls how far the tray tips. Without it, the tray tips through a fuller range and closes flush against the false front, which some installers prefer for a cleaner look.
The set includes 40 trays and 80 hinges. Each tray requires 2 hinges, so this set equips 40 false fronts, typically one per sink cabinet.
The tray mounts to the false drawer front and attaches to the cabinet face. It works in both face-frame and frameless construction, but measure the false front length against the 11-inch tray before installing.
Choose this tray set to put the space in front of the sink to work, with hold-in hinges that keep the tray open and a volume pack that handles a full project in one order.
Sold In: 20 Pair
