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This Rev-A-Shelf 6542 Series tip-out tray converts the false drawer front below a kitchen or bath sink into a shallow, accessible storage compartment for small everyday items that usually clutter the counter.
The strip of cabinetry directly below a sink looks like a drawer from the outside, but it usually opens to nothing, blocked by the sink bowl and supply lines behind it. A tip-out tray installs into that false front so it pivots open on hinges to reveal a shallow tray inside. The result is a clean pocket for sponges, dish soap packets, scrub brushes, or small cleaning tools, all within arm's reach of the sink and out of sight when the front is closed.
The tray is molded in white plastic, a practical choice for a wet-area application where wipe-down cleanup matters. White reads as neutral in most kitchen environments and sits flush with painted white cabinet interiors and door fronts. The shallow depth keeps the tray clear of sink basins and plumbing, and the rigid plastic holds its shape under the weight of everyday sink-side items.
This is the right choice for a kitchen with white or light-painted cabinetry where the existing false front below the sink is approximately 14 inches wide. It also works in a bathroom vanity with a similar false-front configuration. Cabinet shops and installers specifying a white kitchen from the ground up can work this tray into the design from the start, pairing it with matching hinges from the 6542 Series. Homeowners retrofitting an existing kitchen will want to measure the false front width before ordering, since the tray length needs to align with the available opening.
The 6542 Series is a coordinated system. Check the series listing for matching hinges and hardware components, as accessory availability varies by configuration.
Measure the interior width of the false front opening. This tray is 14 inches long, so the false front needs to accommodate that length. Depth behind the front also matters since this tray is 1-11/16 inches deep.
Tab stops are optional clips that hold the tray in the open position. This configuration ships without them, leaving the tray interior unobstructed. Tab stops can be added separately if needed.
The white plastic surface wipes down easily, which is practical given the wet environment near a kitchen or bath sink.
This white tip-out tray turns an overlooked false front into a working storage spot at the sink, keeping everyday tools off the counter and out of sight behind a clean white finish.
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