Rev-A-Shelf 11" Tip-Out Plastic Sink Trays for Kitchen and Bathroom Base Cabinet, Pack of 2 Pullout Vanity Shelf Home Organizer, White, 6572-11-11-52

This is a great product to eek a little more usable space out of faux drawers in front of sinks. The description indicates these 14" trays are for openings at least 16" wide, but they worked fine with our 15" wide openings - there's just not as much margin for error. I wouldn't want to use them on an opening narrower than 15" wide. The provided instructions are printed in amazingly small text and make the installation process look a lot more complicated than it is (it's pretty easy). Drilling templates are provided and proved to be mostly accurate, but the cabinet-side template was offset a bit and required me to adjust the hole positions accordingly. Both ends of the hinges have oblong holes to allow for fine-tuning the hinge and tip-out alignment. Rev-A-Shelf does make a soft-close hinge set for these tip-outs, and if those weren't so expensive, I might suggest using them. These tip-outs do have a tendency to quite audibly snap shut.

Works great, would definitely recommend to others looking to maximize their storage. They do close a little hard. All in all I did 8 of these and I’ll list the process I found worked best. I would highly advise installing these before sinks are set and if you can do it before countertops even better but if your past that point it’s not too late just need more time and elbow grease. Tips for install: 1) Use the template or rise the hinges up equally on both sides. If you set the hinges flush with drawer opening it will be too low and you’ll have a gap at the top of the drawer 2) pre drill all your holes and set screws before final install. Pre drilling all your holes and setting the screws before your final install will save you the frustration of trying to work it under a cabinet and next to a sink base. Here’s the way I found easiest to install this product 1. set hinges by using the template and pre drilling the holes, use one of the screws and set in your pre drill then unscrew it. This will ensure the screw will go in smoothly when actually installing it. Just be sure not to over torque or repeat this too many times as it could damage you cabinet and you’ll have to find a bigger screw or a new hole. 2. mark where on the door where the hinge holes meet, you can do this by using masking/painters tape and holding the door in place and marking it from inside the cabinet (you can do it this way or if you want to spend more time doing the math and measurements that’ll work too I just found that takes more time) 3. Once you have the marks for the hinges on your door you can pre drilling and use the same method as step one just be careful not to drill through the door. 4. setting the bucket/tub for the drawer, ultimately it will depend on how your doors are. I found going about 1/8in from the top of the drawer worked best for me as if your too close to the top the bucket will get caught on the drawer slot. Once you’ve got the bucket/tub where you got it mark, pre drill, and this time leave the screws in as they shouldn’t be in the way of anything. I left my screws snug enough to the bucket that it won’t rattle when closing but lose enough to be able to pull it in and out for cleaning. 5. Once you have your bucket set you can take the bucket out. Move the hinges to the open position and if you can thread the first few screws by hand. Once you do that you can use a ratchet with a 1/4 socket or a 90° screw gun/screw driver to snug the screws up. 6. Finally set your buckets in and clean up. The first one took me about 45 minutes and by the 8th I had it down to about a 20-30 minute install.

PROS: great product, heavy-duty hinges CONS: tricky install, instructions aren't great, one hinge rubs against itself These sink baskets come in a set of two — one is just one big "pocket" and the other has a little divider (about 1/3 of the basket), perfect for a sponge or drain stopper. These took a bit of time and elbow grease to install, mainly because we were putting these on with a sink already in place, so it was hard to reach and screw them in. However, they function nicely and are a great space saver to help reduce counter clutter. One of the hinges seems to rub on itself a bit and sticks when you open it, but we decided to live with that since that will be our lesser-used side and I really don't want to take them off and have to screw them in again! Nice product, a bit challenging to install (definitely helps to have two people), but excited about the end result. We found the best way for us to install these was to: 1) mark your opening onto the cabinet front from inside the cabinet (a really short pencil helps) 2) pre-drill all holes 3) screw the hinges into the cabinet front face while it is still apart from the cabinet 4) mark and attach the screws for the baskets (but don't add the baskets yet) 4) while keeping the hinges extended (as if they were "open") screw the hinges into the cabinet opening 5) hang the baskets onto the screws (tighten screws if needed) The instructions that come with these are not super clear and show black and white photos that are kind of small and hard to make out. The hinges allow for the basket to stay open, but they are not soft close (they snap back in place when you start to push them back closed) — we don't have hardware attached to the fronts yet, but I think that will help with the snapping.

A most excellent quality assembly that should stand the test of time and heavy use. Installation is fairly straightforward but requires precision in order to achieve a presentable look. The difficulty is in drilling the required holes in the panel and in the frame so that the panels line up exactly with the rest of the cabinet panels. The hardware provided is solid and made of stainless steel, but the small screws are disappointingly not stainless. The included instructions are helpful and the two templates make it easier to install. The plastic trays are also of decent quality and not flimsy.

Made well. Easy to install.

I bought these for my Ilan, sink renovation. They worked as described, however not as easy to install as you would think. Since my sink is installed already it’s a little difficult because of the limited space you have. It took me about five hours of work to install them and have them work properly.. once I was done they worked very nicely.

Happy using it.

Works great and makes great use of this kind of drawer if you ha e one already and want to add this or put I. The entire assembly on one. The only thing I would like is the option to buy just one of the two drawers since I only ha e space for one of them.

Expensive but now I have additional storage that was useless space before. Fairly to install too.

Exactly fits in place of broken original

Great item for the storage unit under the sink