Bsc Preferred LRS33221 Single Bowl Drop-in Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LRS33221 is an 18-gauge Type 304 stainless steel single bowl drop-in kitchen sink designed for residential kitchen installations. Measuring 33 inches in length by 22 inches in width by 7.625 inches in depth, it provides a large, uninterrupted basin suited for washing, soaking, and stacking dishes. The rectangular bowl interior measures 28 inches in length by 16 inches in width with straight sidewalls and a flat bottom that simplifies cleaning. A lustrous satin finish resists minor surface scratches from daily use and can be restored with a stainless steel restoration kit when deeper scratches occur. Licensed plumbers and experienced remodelers handle installation of this drop-in style sink.

This sink fits a standard drop-in countertop cutout and is suited for residential kitchen remodels and new construction. The U-channel mounting system allows mounting clips to be positioned inside the channel from below the countertop, reducing installation complexity compared to traditional undermount clip systems. Sound-deadening pads are factory-applied to the underside of the basin to reduce noise during use. The center drain opening measures 3.5 inches in diameter and is compatible with standard kitchen drain assemblies. Manufactured in the USA.

Key Features

• 18-gauge Type 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion and scratch resistance
• Single bowl design with 28-inch by 16-inch interior bowl dimensions and flat bottom
• U-channel mounting system simplifies drop-in installation from below the counter
• Factory-applied sound-deadening pads reduce basin noise during use
• 3.5-inch center drain opening fits standard kitchen drain hardware
• Made in the USA

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style drop-in replacement or new-install single bowl kitchen sink for standard countertop cutouts accepting a 33-inch by 22-inch drop-in sink configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified remodeling contractor. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain and supply lines before removing any existing sink. Follow local plumbing code requirements, which typically reference IPC standards, for drain rough-in, venting, and trap configuration. Do not overtighten mounting clips, as this can distort the U-channel or damage the countertop material.