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This Rev-A-Shelf 6572 Series sink tip-out tray converts the shallow false drawer front below a kitchen or bath sink into usable storage, hinging open to reveal a tray for small items that would otherwise have no home.
The strip of cabinetry in front of a sink is almost always a false front with nothing behind it, a few inches of depth that goes completely unused. A tip-out tray reclaims that space by turning the false front into a hinged door. The tray opens when you need it and lies flat against the cabinet face when you close it, so there is no visible change to the kitchen or bath once it is shut. It is the kind of storage that earns its place by handling the small, frequently needed items that otherwise pile up on the counter: sponges, soap pads, drain stoppers, small scrubbers.
The tray body is polystyrene in an almond tone, a warm off-white that coordinates with cabinetry finished in bisque, cream, or similar traditional palettes. For kitchens built or updated in the 1980s through 2000s, almond hardware and fixtures are still common, and finding accessories that blend rather than clash matters. The polystyrene construction keeps the tray lightweight, so the hinge load on the false front stays minimal, and the smooth surface wipes clean easily.
This is the right choice for kitchens and bathrooms with almond or bisque cabinetry where the sink false front has not yet been converted to functional storage. Designers specifying a period-appropriate remodel, homeowners matching existing almond fixtures, and cabinet shops completing a traditional kitchen install will all find the color match practical rather than incidental. The no-tab-stop configuration suits installs where the tab stop profile would press against an adjacent hinge, a muntin, or an irregularly shaped false front. Two trays and two hinges ship in the box, which covers the two-section false front typical of a 36-inch sink base.
Almond is a warmer, slightly deeper off-white common in cabinetry from the 1980s and 1990s. It reads as a much closer match to bisque and cream finishes than bright white, so the tray disappears behind the false front rather than standing out when the drawer is opened.
A tab stop is a small ledge molded into the tray that limits how far the tray can tip open. This version omits that feature, which gives a cleaner edge profile and avoids interference in tight installations where the tab would press against adjacent hardware or the cabinet face frame.
Two trays and two hinges are included, enough to fit both sides of a typical sink base false front.
The hinge mounts to the interior of the cabinet, so installation method can vary by cabinet construction. Check the hinge mounting dimensions against your cabinet interior before installing.
Add this almond tip-out tray to recover the hidden depth in front of a sink and keep a clutter-free counter above it, with hardware that matches the cabinetry already in the room.
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