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The Rev-A-Shelf 6591 Series tip-out tray converts an otherwise unused false drawer front into a shallow storage pocket sized for small items kept at the sink. This single-tray unit is finished in stainless steel and measures 25 inches long to span a standard sink cabinet opening.
The area in front of a kitchen sink is almost always a false front: a panel that looks like a drawer but does nothing. This tray mounts behind that panel so it tips open on hinges, revealing a shallow pocket right where you reach most often. Sponges, scrubbers, a vegetable brush, or sink stoppers are natural candidates for the space. Because it is positioned at the front of the cabinet rather than behind the door, nothing needs to be pulled out or moved aside to get to it.
Stainless steel suits this location well. The area directly in front of a sink collects splashes, soap film, and moisture from wet hands, and stainless resists those conditions without the warping or finish degradation that affects painted or laminated trays over time. The tray wipes clean quickly, which matters for something holding scrubbers and wet sponges. The tab stop is built into the hardware and keeps the tray at a controlled angle when open, so it stays usable without flopping down against the cabinet door.
This is a practical addition to any kitchen where the false drawer front in front of the sink is unused. It is a common retrofit in existing kitchens during a hardware refresh, and a straightforward specification for new cabinet builds where the designer wants to recover every inch of storage. Cabinet shops building sink runs for residential kitchens, and homeowners upgrading storage in a working kitchen, will both find it a direct fit. The 25-inch length suits single-bowl sink cabinets with standard-width fronts. For double-sink runs or wider openings, measure the false front before selecting a length.
Stainless holds up better in high-moisture spots and cleans easily after contact with sponges, cleaning products, and water. It also coordinates naturally with stainless sink bowls and faucet hardware, which makes it a good match in kitchens where the sink fixtures are already stainless.
The tab stop limits how far the tray can tilt open. Without it, a tip-out tray can drop too far forward and stress the hinges or bang the cabinet door. With it, the tray opens to a controlled, usable angle and stays there.
This listing covers the tray itself. Tip-out hinges for this series are sold separately. Select hinges rated for use with the 6591 Series to ensure proper fit and tab stop compatibility.
Measure the inside width of the false drawer front opening. The tray should be close to that dimension, with a small allowance on each side for the hinge hardware. The 25-inch length is a common fit for standard 27- to 30-inch sink base cabinets, but measuring the actual opening is the reliable way to confirm.
Choose this stainless steel tip-out tray to put the false front in front of your sink to work, keeping everyday sink accessories within reach in a finish built to handle the moisture and mess that come with the territory.
Sold In: 1 Each
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