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The BSC PREFERRED LRADQ3322501 is a double bowl, drop-in kitchen sink constructed from 18-gauge Type 304 stainless steel. Measuring 33 inches in length and 22 inches in width with a 5-inch depth, it is ADA-compliant and suited for residential kitchen installations. Each equal-sized bowl measures 13.5 inches in length, 16 inches in width, and 4.625 inches in depth. A Quick-Clip mounting system allows installation from above the counter, reducing labor time. Sound-deadening pads bonded to the underside minimize basin noise during use. The lustrous brushed finish resists light scratches, and surface wear can be addressed with a compatible restoration kit. This sink is manufactured in the USA.
This sink is designed for drop-in installation into kitchen countertops with a minimum cabinet width of 36 inches. The required countertop cutout dimension is 32-3/8 inches by 21-3/8 inches. The rear-center drain placement on each bowl, with a 3.5-inch drain opening, maximizes usable basin floor space and allows clearance for under-sink plumbing and storage. The offset drain configuration also improves cabinet space utilization. It is appropriate for residential kitchen remodels and new construction projects where ADA accessibility is required. Licensed plumbers and experienced finish carpenters typically handle countertop cutout and final connection work.
Requires a minimum cabinet width of 36 inches and a countertop cutout of 32-3/8 inches by 21-3/8 inches. Designed as a drop-in replacement or new-installation sink for standard residential kitchen countertop configurations.
Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain and supply lines before beginning any sink replacement. The Quick-Clip fasteners secure the sink from above the counter, but countertop cutout work should be completed before setting the sink. Drain connections must comply with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC standards. A licensed plumber should complete all final drain and supply connections.
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