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The BSC PREFERRED LRAD3321404 is an ADA-compliant double bowl drop-in kitchen sink constructed from 18-gauge Type 304 stainless steel. Each of the two equal-sized rectangular bowls measures 13.5 inches in length by 16 inches in width, providing ample workspace for washing, soaking, and rinsing. Sound-deadening pads are bonded to the underside to reduce noise from running water and dishware contact. Rear-center drain placement in each bowl maximizes usable bowl depth and promotes efficient drainage. The sink ships with mounting clips pre-positioned inside the U-channel, reducing time spent during under-counter access at install. Manufactured in the USA.
This sink is suited for residential kitchen installations where ADA compliance is required or preferred. The drop-in configuration fits into a cut countertop opening and is secured with the included U-channel mounting clips, making it compatible with laminate, solid surface, tile, and similar countertop substrates. Four pre-drilled faucet holes along the deck accommodate a wide range of single or multi-hole faucet configurations. The equal-bowl layout works well in kitchens where simultaneous prep and wash tasks are common, including high-use residential environments and accessible housing builds.
Designed as an OEM-style drop-in replacement or new installation sink for residential kitchen countertop cutouts accepting a 33-inch class double bowl sink. ADA compliance is dependent on correct installation per applicable accessibility standards.
Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain lines before removing any existing sink. Verify countertop cutout dimensions against sink rim dimensions before cutting. Follow local plumbing code requirements, including IPC guidelines, for drain connection, trap installation, and faucet rough-in spacing. ADA-compliant installation requires specific countertop height and knee clearance below the sink as defined by applicable accessibility codes.
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