In keeping with a 150 year history of creating products that make like easier and more beautiful, the versatile Danville Stainless Steel Double-Bowl Sink from American Standard features separate offset bowls to accommodate a variety of tasks, making food prep, cooking and clean-up fast and efficient. Crafted of tough 18-gauge stainless steel, it's equipped with SoundSecure+ sound pads for reduced noise, and StoneLock undercoating to ensure protection against vibration and condensation
- OFFSET DOUBLE-BOWL DESIGN conveniently separates larger pots from delicate glassware when washing or soaking
- DURABLE 18-GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL, with noise-reducing features, resists dings and dents
- UNDERMOUNT INSTALLATION creates a seamless, custom look and allows for easy clean-up
- Tough 18-gauge stainless steel resists dings and dents, an ideal choice for a busy kitchen
- Large bowl is 9" deep to accommodate pots; small bowl is 7-1/2" deep, perfect for food prep, utensils, dishes and glassware
- SoundSecure+ rubber sound pads on both the bottom and sides for exceptional sound deadening
- StoneLock multi-layer spray insulation covers the underside to further help with sound absorption and to minimize condensation and vibration
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Cut out dimensions 18-in and 15.9-in
- Optional sink grid, model #7433000.075 is available to purchase as special order
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| Color/Finish |
STAINLESS STL |
| Kitchen Sink Mount Location |
Drop-In |
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| Dimensions |
13.700 |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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