28-Inch Sink Tip-Out Tray for a Stainless Steel Kitchen Finish

This Rev-A-Shelf 6591 Series sink tip-out tray converts the shallow false drawer front below a kitchen sink into active storage, giving you a clean place for sponges, scrub pads, and small cleaning tools that would otherwise sit on the counter or under the sink.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction holds up to the wet, high-use environment directly below a kitchen sink.
• 28-inch length fits the standard false drawer front on most single or double-basin sink runs.
• Tab stops included keep the tray from tipping too far forward and spilling contents during use.
• 2-1/8-inch depth and 3-inch height make efficient use of the narrow space behind a sink false front.
• Single-tray configuration provides one full-width storage compartment across the opening.

Storage Where There Was None

The false drawer front below most kitchen sinks is purely decorative, hiding a few inches of unusable space between the cabinet face and the sink basin. A tip-out tray reclaims that space. The tray mounts to the false front so it hinges forward when pulled, revealing a shallow but usable trough for sponges, a brush, dish soap tablets, or a small scrubber. The tab stops hold the tray at the right angle for access so nothing rolls out during use. When pushed closed, the front looks like any other drawer in the cabinet run.

Stainless Steel in a Wet Zone

Stainless steel is a practical material choice for this location. The area directly below a kitchen sink collects drips and humidity from daily dishwashing, and stainless steel resists the rust and finish degradation that would affect a painted or powder-coated tray over time. The surface is also easy to wipe clean when soap residue or water builds up. The finish coordinates naturally with stainless steel sinks, faucets, and appliances for kitchens that carry a consistent metal palette throughout.

Where It Works Best

This tray is the right fit for a kitchen remodel or refresh where the sink cabinet has a standard false front 28 inches wide and a few inches of clearance behind it. Cabinet shops installing custom runs, contractors finishing a kitchen renovation, and homeowners updating their sink storage all reach for this solution when the goal is to make the sink base work harder without changing the cabinet's appearance. It suits face-frame and frameless sink base cabinets alike, provided the false front is the right width and the hinges supplied with the tray or purchased separately allow the front to swing clear of the basin.

Common Questions

Clean Counter, Useful Cabinet

Put this 28-inch stainless steel tip-out tray to work below the sink and move cleaning tools off the counter and into a spot that opens and closes with the rest of the cabinetry.