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The Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the dead space behind a false drawer front at the sink into a small but practical storage zone for sponges, scrub brushes, and soap pads, hidden behind the existing cabinetry and flipped open whenever it is needed.
The strip of cabinetry in front of a kitchen sink is almost always a false front, sealed and unusable. A sink tip-out tray changes that. The false front pivots forward on hinges, and the tray rides behind it to hold the small items that otherwise pile up on the sink deck: sponges, scrubbers, steel wool, soap pads, and small brushes. Keeping those items off the counter and out of a cabinet drawer is the practical payoff, and nothing about the install changes the outward look of the kitchen.
Stainless steel is the right material for this location. Water drips off it, scrubbers sit in it wet, and it does not corrode or discolor the way painted or coated finishes can under constant moisture. The Silver/Polished Chrome finish is a bright, reflective surface that looks intentional next to stainless sink hardware and reads as clean even when the tray is in active use. It is a finish that suits kitchens where the hardware has a polished or chrome tone, and it holds up without the staining or dullness that can come from more porous finishes in wet-area service.
Cabinet shops installing kitchens with wide sink runs will find the 22-inch length useful where a shorter tray would leave part of the false front unused. Designers specifying sink accessories for a kitchen with polished chrome or stainless fixtures can coordinate the tray finish to the surrounding hardware. Homeowners doing a targeted upgrade get a quick, low-disruption improvement that adds function without touching the rest of the cabinet layout. Because there is no tab stop on this version, the pivot angle is managed at the hinge rather than the tray, which suits installations where the hinge hardware already controls the swing.
A tab stop is a built-in limiter on the tray that controls how far it tilts open. This tray has no tab stop, so the opening angle is set entirely by the hinge hardware. If you need a controlled tilt, choose hinges that include a built-in stop, or look for a tab stop version of the 6581 Series.
The tray sits in the shallow cavity behind the false drawer front, not inside the sink cabinet itself. At 2-1/8 inches deep and 3 inches tall, it occupies the narrow strip above the cabinet face, so plumbing clearance inside the cabinet is not affected.
Hinges and mounting hardware for tip-out trays are sold separately. Rev-A-Shelf offers coordinating hinge kits designed for the 6581 Series; confirm the hinge fits the false-front thickness and door style before ordering.
The Silver/Polished Chrome finish has a bright, reflective tone. It reads similarly to polished chrome plumbing fixtures and coordinates well with brushed or polished stainless. It is a closer match to chrome hardware than to the matte brushed tone of most stainless appliances.
This stainless steel tip-out tray puts the space behind a wide false drawer front to work, keeping sink-side clutter off the counter in a finish that holds up to daily wet-area use.
Sold In: 1 Each
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 1 Pair |  RSDP6552-95-0220 Mfr# 6552-95-0220-4-480 | Sink-Front Tip-Out Tray Hinges Self-Holdin - Pair (Steel) | ||||
Sold in: 1 Pair |  RS6552E-10 Mfr# 6552-ETH-10 | 9" Chrome Euro Face Frame Hinges for Tip-Out Tray |
