Rev-A-Shelf - 6541-13-52 - 13 in. Stainless Tip Out Sink Front Tray

We replaced a plastic sponge drawer which had broken with this item. Installed using a 90 degree drill attachment. Simple with the correct tools. Didn’t need to use the tilting hardware, since it was previously installed.

Looks great fits perfectly and love the stainless steel for cleaning. No instructions and looks a bit confusing but several tutorial videos online

It works great, exactly what I was expecting. Install was pretty easy as long as you have the correct tools. The area behind this panel is typically small and hard to get too, but with the proper tools is very easy. I would highly recommend this to anyone.

I bought two of these for a double-wide sink. Since the panel is a single piece, I just mounted two of the hinges, one on each end, and the two trays. It works perfectly and is very nifty. You can tighten the screws that hold down the trays just enough to hold them, but allow them to be removed for cleaning without loosening them. It is a bit difficult to install in existing cabinets, though you can to it. The trick is to mount the hinges first so you have the holes ready to go, then remove them and mount them to the face. If you measure correctly, then, you can set the whole thing in and screw the hinges back into the panel and everything works just fine. My only major complaint was the poor quality of the screws. Like everyone, I use an impact driver for the screws and sure enough, one of them broke. It's a real pain when that happens, since you can't get the old screw out and it's where you need to attach the hinge. I had to add a cleat behind the panel to find other locations to screw to in order to hold the hinge. Good screws are just not that expensive and they should get some that are less likely to snap off.

This was a Perfect fit for my Samsung washer. My washer was only 4 years old. Started showing a SC code. I figured out it was the pump. Had to get to but solved the problem. Highly recommend.

Much better than plastic versions. Would have liked to see instructions but clearly figured it out. Provided pictures so other people can get an idea. Only complaint is that the stainless does feel a bit thin. Would like to see it a little thicker if you have to install after sink and everything else is in. You will find that using a 90 degree drill attachment will make this install go a little easier. If you don’t have sink or countertop in then you shouldn’t need an 90 degree attachment. I do like this one came with its own hinges. I Will purchase again for future remodels (remodel contractor)

The photo for this items shows that it uses the "Euro" style hinges instead of the more basic ones. That being said, the basic ones are fine, as they take up less horizontal space. I got this unit to attach to the rear of (2) 18" false fronts on a frameless 36" sink cabinet. I used 2 mending plates to join the false fronts with a 1/8" gap between them, then mounted the false fronts on the hinges and mounted the tray. It was very wobbly, but I placed 2 command strips on the back of the tray and that stabilized the unit quite well. I chose command strips so that I could easily remove the tray for cleaning. Otherwise, I'd have drilled a few holes and used small screws. The metal for the tray is rather thin and the corners are a bit sharp. There is what appears to be a thin, plastic-like coating, but it doesn't appear to be something you'd want to remove. I've seen lots of comments mentioning that they wouldn't put wet items in these tipouts. I'm inclined to agree. Ours holds dishwasher pellets and unopened sponges.

LOVE THIS!!! It's just perfect to fit inside the cabinet section in front of our kitchen sink. Love that it's stainless and plastic, so it will last a long time.