600DI114520

10" x 14" x 5" 20 Gauge Stainless Steel One Compartment Drop-In Sink

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A Regency stainless steel drop-in sink with one compartment.

A Regency stainless steel drop-in sink with one compartment and a hole in the center.

A group of stainless steel screws and nuts.

A Regency stainless steel drop-in sink with a faucet.

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Features

Seamless deep drawn sink bowl for easy cleaning
Innovative self rim design allows flush mounting into any countertop
10" x 14" x 5" bowl size
20 gauge, type 304 stainless steel construction
Faucet holes pre-punched on 4" centers

Certifications

NSF Certified
This item is certified by NSF to applicable standards.

Specifications

Length 13 Inches
Width 19 Inches
Height 5 Inches
Bowl Depth 5 Inches
Bowl Front to Back 14 Inches
Bowl Left to Right 10 Inches
Color Silver
Corner Radius 1 1/8 Inches
Drain Opening 3 1/2 Inches
Edge Style Flush
Faucet Centers 4 Inches
Features Massachusetts Accepted Plumbing Product
Features NSF Certified
Gauge 20 Gauge
Installation Type Drop-In
Material Stainless Steel
Number of Compartments 1 Compartment
Stainless Steel Type Type 304
Type Drop-In Sinks

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Sergio C.
5.0
06/30/2023
perfect size quality materials I'm very recommending for Motorhome RV

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Frequently Asked Questions

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If you're choosing a drop-in sink, this information should be provided in the specifications for the product. The cutout must be large enough to accommodate the sink bowl(s) but also not bigger than the lip of the sink, which overhangs the cutout and holds it in place.

If you're choosing an undermount sink, the sink will install underneath the counter, so your cutout size should be about the same as the total, combined dimensions of your sink bowl(s) for a clean look. Your countertop must also have a finished edge around the cutout, since top of the bowl installs below the cut, leaving it exposed.