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Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl Farmhouse Sink 36"

Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl Farmhouse Sink 36"

Regular price $944.45 USD
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Unit price $944.45 each
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A 36" double bowl farmhouse (apron front) kitchen sink. It's made from 16-gauge Type 304 stainless steel with a satin brushed finish, and it fits a 36" or wider sink base cabinet.

Specifications

Overall size 36" x 22-1/2" (W x front to back)
Bowl size (each) 16-3/8" x 18" x 10"
Material 16-gauge Type 304 stainless steel
Finish Soft satin brushed stainless
Installation Farmhouse (apron front)
Bowls Double bowl
Inside corners 5/8" radius
Drain 3-5/8" opening, rear
Faucet holes None. The faucet mounts in the countertop.
Minimum cabinet 36" sink base
Mounting clips Not included
Cutout template Not in the box. Ask us for one.
Sound control Sound-dampening pads on the underside

What's in the box

  • Sink
  • 2 basket strainers (L-1)
  • 2 stainless steel bottom grids (GR-3213). They protect the bowl floor from pots and dropped utensils and let water drain underneath.

Will it fit my kitchen?

  • Cabinet: you need a 36" or wider sink base. Measure the inside of the cabinet, wall to wall.
  • Cabinet front: a farmhouse sink needs a farmhouse (apron front) sink base, or a standard base with the front cut down to the apron height.
  • Support: the sink sits on a support frame inside the cabinet, and the countertop is cut to fit around it. Follow the installation guide below.
  • Counter depth: the sink is 22-1/2" front to back. Make sure there's still room for the faucet behind it.
  • Plumbing: the drain is at the rear of the bowl, which leaves more open storage under the sink.

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Questions we hear a lot

Does it come with a bottom grid? Yes, one for each bowl.

Does it come with a faucet? No. Any faucet that mounts in the countertop will work. It doesn't need to match the sink brand.

How thick is the steel? 16 gauge. That's thicker than the common 18-gauge sink, so it resists dents better.

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