Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink – Double Bowl – 32-1/4″ Long x 17-11/16″ Wide – Stainless

Description

Lippert RV Sinks

Double RV kitchen sink with offset design lets you soak larger pots in the bigger bowl while washing produce for dinner in the smaller bowl. This undermount sink installs from below the counter, which helps increase your counter space.

Features:

• Double bowl, rectangular sink replaces or upgrades the sink in your RV, camper, or boat kitchen
  • Offset design lets you soak larger pots in the big bowl while prepping dinner in the small bowl
• Multiple mounting options let you choose which setup will work best for you
  • When mounted as a drop-in, the sink will be easier to install and clean
  • When mounted as an undermount, it’ll help increase counter space
• Interior channels help direct water to the drain
• Durable, 20-gauge stainless steel construction resists rust
• Easy installation with included brackets
  • Compatible with all faucet setups
  • Can also upgrade an outdoor sink
• IAPMO certified, CSA compliant, and ASME certified

Specs:

• Overall dimensions:
  • Exterior: 32-1/4″ long x 17-11/16″ wide x 6-1/4″ deep
  • Interior:
    • Left bowl: 18″ long x 15-1/2″ wide
    • Right bowl: 10-3/4″ long x 12-3/4″ wide
• Drain hole diameter: 3-5/8″
• 2-Year warranty

Drop-In or Undermount Design

This sink can mount as a drop in or as an undermount, so you are able to choose which setup works best for you and your RV. When used as a drop in (or self-rimming) sink, it’s quick and easy to install into any countertop material. Once installed, because all parts of the sink are visible, you’ll be able to thoroughly clean it in its entirety. When used as an undermount, it installs from below the counter with the perimeter lip, which helps increase counter space. It’s also incredibly easy to clean food from the counters without it getting caught in the lip.

If you’re replacing your sink, you’ll simply use the existing cut-out hole in your countertop. If you’re upgrading your indoor or outdoor sink setup, you may need to enlarge the hole. It should be 3/4″ smaller than the overall length and width of the sink. Either way, once you have a proper size hole, you can either drop it in or place it against the underside before securing it to the counter with the included brackets and mounting hardware. Once the sink has been installed, it is compatible with any faucet setup and standard 3-5/8″ garbage disposals and drain baskets.