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The Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen sink into shallow, usable storage for sponges, scrubbers, and small cleaning tools that otherwise clutter the counter.
The space behind a sink's false drawer front is almost always wasted. This tray claims it. When the hinge hardware is installed, the false front tips outward on demand, revealing a shallow compartment sized for the items that tend to collect on the sink deck: a sponge, a scrub brush, rubber gloves folded flat, or a small soap pad. Nothing is on the counter that does not need to be, and the tray tucks back out of sight when the front closes.
The 31-inch length suits a single wide sink cabinet rather than a narrower run, covering the full opening in one piece without needing two shorter trays side by side.
Stainless steel is a practical material choice for a tray that sits directly below a sink. The Silver/Polished Chrome finish reflects light and reads clean even after contact with damp sponges and cleaning products. It coordinates readily with a stainless sink basin, undermount or drop-in, and matches chrome or polished nickel faucet hardware without looking forced. The tray surface wipes down easily and does not show rust or staining the way a painted finish might over time near moisture.
This configuration suits a kitchen with a wide single-bowl or double-bowl sink where the false front spans close to 31 inches, and where the cabinetry or hardware finish skews toward stainless, chrome, or polished metal. Designers specifying a coordinated stainless sink zone will find this finish the straightforward match. Cabinet shops installing for clients who already have stainless appliances or a polished chrome faucet can reach for this tray without a finish mismatch. Homeowners upgrading a sink cabinet to reclaim counter space get the added benefit of a finish that holds up in a damp environment.
Mounting hinges are required for installation and are sold separately in the 6581 Series accessory line. Measure the false drawer front opening carefully against the 31-inch length before ordering, since the tray should fit within the opening without binding the front.
No. The hinges that allow the false front to tip out are sold separately as part of the 6581 Series accessory line. You will need to add them to complete the installation.
Tab stops are small plastic clips that snap onto the tray ends to retain items from sliding out the sides. This SKU ships without them, leaving the tray ends open. Tab stops are available as a separate 6581 Series accessory if you prefer to contain items at the edges.
Measure the clear interior width of your false drawer front opening. The tray needs to sit within that opening without binding. A 31-inch tray suits a wide sink cabinet; if your opening is narrower, the 6581 Series is also available in shorter lengths.
Yes. Stainless steel handles moisture contact better than painted or wood-composite trays, and the polished chrome finish wipes clean easily. It is a practical match for a location that sees damp sponges and cleaning products regularly.
Choose this tray to put the dead space behind a wide sink's false front to use, in a polished chrome finish that coordinates with stainless and chrome hardware and holds up where moisture is part of the job.
Sold In: 1 Each
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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 |
