Stainless Steel Sink Tip-Out Tray for a Polished, Professional Look

This Rev-A-Shelf 6591 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of a kitchen or bath sink into a shallow, accessible storage space for small items that would otherwise crowd the counter.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction holds up in the damp, splash-prone environment directly in front of a sink.
• Tab stops included prevent the tray from swinging open too far and keep it controlled at the end of its arc.
• 31-inch length suits wide sink base cabinets and larger double-bowl installations.
• Shallow 2-1/8-inch depth fits the limited space behind a standard false drawer front without interfering with plumbing below.
• Part of the 6591 Series, a coordinated line of tip-out trays and accessories designed to work together.

Putting Dead Space to Work at the Sink

The panel in front of a kitchen or bathroom sink looks like a drawer but is not one. It is usually a fixed false front with nothing useful behind it. A tip-out tray changes that by hinging the panel outward to reveal a shallow bin. The space is not large, but it is exactly right for sponges, scrubbers, brushes, dish soap, or hand soap that otherwise sit on the counter and take up room. The tab stop holds the tray at the end of its swing so the panel opens in a controlled, repeatable motion every time.

Material and Finish

The tray is formed from stainless steel, which is a deliberate choice for this location. A sink front sees more moisture, soap residue, and incidental splashing than almost any other spot in the kitchen. Stainless steel does not rust or warp under those conditions the way painted steel or plastic alternatives can over time. The finish also reads as intentional from the inside of the cabinet: clean, modern, and at home in a stainless-forward kitchen design.

Where This Tray Belongs

This is the right choice for a wide sink base with a 30- to 31-inch false front, or any installation where a matching stainless finish matters alongside other stainless accessories in the kitchen. It works equally well in a primary kitchen sink run, a prep sink station, or a master bath vanity with a wide center drawer apron. Cabinetmakers specifying for a high-end renovation, designers coordinating finish details, and homeowners replacing an existing tip-out that has seen better days all reach for the stainless version when the look or the environment calls for it. Mounting hardware is sold separately; the 6591 Series accessories line includes compatible hinges and hardware kits to complete the installation.

Common Questions

Clean Material, Useful Space, Controlled Motion

Choose this stainless steel tip-out tray to turn an unused sink apron into organized, moisture-tolerant storage with a tab-stop that keeps the panel exactly where you want it.