600SMC25SD

Stainless Steel Mop Sink Cabinet - 25 1/4" x 22 5/8" x 84"

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A stainless steel Regency mop sink cabinet with a door.
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Features

  • Creates a dedicated, organized space for all of your mopping supplies
  • 20" x 16" x 12" sink, 2 mop holders, and a storage shelf
  • Open back and side vents promote proper air flow
  • 22-gauge hinged locking door with recessed handle
  • Welded 18-gauge cabinet construction for durability

Certifications

  • 1/2" Water Connection

    1/2" Water Connection

    This unit comes with a 1/2" water connection for water supply.

  • NSF Certified

    NSF Certified

    This item is certified by NSF to applicable standards.

Specifications

  • Length 25 1/4 Inches
  • Width 22 5/8 Inches
  • Height 84 Inches
  • Bowl Depth 12 Inches
  • Bowl Front to Back 16 Inches
  • Bowl Left to Right 20 Inches
  • Features NSF Certified
  • Gauge 18 - 22 Gauge
  • Installation Type Freestanding
  • Material Stainless Steel
  • Number of Compartments 1 Compartment
  • Stainless Steel Type Type 304
  • Stainless Steel Type Type 430
  • Style Cabinet
  • Type Mop Sinks
  • Water Inlet Size 1/2 Inches

Customer Reviews

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  • James F.

    2.0
    09/06/2024

    We installed this mop sink in January 2024 and by August 2024 is has rust and corrosion all over it. The walls are supposed to be 304 stainless (medium grade) and the sink and door 430 grade (low grade). The sink, door, and hinges have the worst rust. The sides and top have less rust. The location is in Fort Myers, FL 10+ miles from the ocean so its not salty air causing this. We have 304 stainless throughout the property in other locations with little to no rust that are much older. I suspect that metal may not be the grade that is advertised. I spoke with Webstaurant who said 90 day warranty only. There is a version of this sink that is all "300 grade" stainless. Not sure what that means, I would assume 304 grade. Almost double the price. I wouldn't trust even that one since the 304 on the sides and top are also rusting and corroding. Other than the metal issues, its a great mop sink and well designed. We will be building our own mop sink out of composite lumber and getting a non-metalic sink for the floor that will not rust or corrode. I expect we will get 1-3 more years out of this sink before its too unsightly to keep.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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To snake out a commercial floor sink, put on leather work gloves and remove the drain cap. Plumbing snakes usually come in several sizes, so begin by using the smallest snake first. Insert the business end of the snake into the drain and feed it into the drain as far as it will go. Usually, you will feel when it hits the clog. Push the snake further into the clog and start turning the handle. Once the water drains, you know that the clog is gone. If the water isn’t draining, try a bigger snake. After the clog is removed, pull the snake out and pour a half-gallon of hot water down the drain to wash away any remaining residue.

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