A Stainless Steel Tip-Out Tray That Works as Hard as the Sink It Sits Behind
This Rev-A-Shelf 6591 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bath sink into usable storage, giving sponges, scrubbers, and small tools a dedicated home right where they are needed most.
Key Features
Stainless steel construction holds up in the damp, splash-prone environment directly behind a sink.
Tab stop included catches the tray at full open so it does not swing too far and strain the hinge pivot.
16 inches long spans a standard false drawer front and provides room for multiple small items side by side.
2-1/8 inch depth and 3 inch height keep the tray shallow enough to clear under-sink plumbing when the false front pivots open.
Open tray design lets water drain away from wet sponges and scrubbers rather than pooling.
Putting Dead Space Behind the Sink to Work
The strip of cabinet face below a sink basin is almost always a false front with nothing behind it. Tipping it out on a pivot turns that dead strip into a shallow, accessible storage shelf. The tray holds the items that otherwise migrate across the counter or crowd the cabinet below: sponges, soap pads, sink stopper chains, small brushes, and similar everyday items. Because it pivots out with the false front and closes flush when not in use, it keeps the sink area clear without requiring any change to the cabinet layout.
Built for a Wet Environment
Stainless steel is the practical finish choice for anything that lives at the sink. It resists the moisture, splashes, and cleaning products that make other finishes degrade over time, and it wipes clean quickly. The open tray profile means wet sponges sit without trapping standing water underneath them. The tab stop is a small but important detail: it limits how far the tray travels when the false front opens, which protects both the hinge hardware and the tray itself during daily use.
Where This Tray Fits Best
This tray is a natural fit for a kitchen sink run where the false drawer front is 16 inches or close to it, and for bath vanity installations where the same wasted strip sits below the basin. It works equally well for a homeowner who wants a cleaner counter and a cabinet shop specifying a complete sink detail with tip-out storage included. The tray is sold individually; mounting hardware and tip-out hinges are sold separately, so confirm compatible hinge hardware before ordering if none is already installed.
Common Questions
Do the mounting hinges come with the tray?
No. The tray is sold on its own. Tip-out hinges are sold separately; choose hinges rated for this tray width and the thickness of your false drawer front.
What does the tab stop do?
The tab stop limits the tray's travel when the false front swings open, preventing it from overextending and putting stress on the hinge pivot point.
Will this tray clear my under-sink plumbing?
At 2-1/8 inches deep and 3 inches tall, the tray is designed to stay shallow so it clears typical sink rough-in plumbing when the false front is open. Confirm your specific rough-in location if plumbing runs unusually close to the cabinet face.
Can this be used in a bathroom vanity?
Yes. The tray works in any application where a false drawer front conceals unused space below a basin, including bath vanity installations.
Reclaim the Space the Sink Hides
This tip-out tray in stainless steel puts the strip below the sink to work, keeping everyday sink-side items out of sight and off the counter behind a flush-closing false front.
