Dakota Plumbing DSE-VCV00MBL Valenor Vessel Sink Blue

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSE-VCV00MBL is a rectangular vessel-style bathroom sink constructed from vitreous china in a blue finish. Vessel sinks mount above the countertop surface, making the basin the visual centerpiece of the vanity. The single-bowl rectangular basin provides a clean, defined interior geometry suited to transitional bathroom designs. Vitreous china delivers a non-porous, hard surface that resists staining and cleans easily. This sink ships without an overflow drain, so drain selection and installation planning should account for that configuration from the start.

This sink is intended for residential and light commercial bathroom vanity applications. The vessel installation type requires a countertop or vanity top with a single drain cutout and no overflow hole. It fits vanity cabinets under 33 inches wide. The blue finish and rectangular form factor suit transitional bathroom aesthetics, working within both contemporary and traditionally styled spaces. A licensed plumber or experienced installer should handle final rough-in and drain alignment.

Key Features

• Rectangular single-bowl vessel configuration mounts above the counter surface
• Vitreous china construction provides a durable, non-porous, easy-to-clean finish
• Blue color finish for a distinctive transitional bathroom aesthetic
• No overflow design — drain selection must match this configuration
• Fits vanity cabinets under 33 inches wide
• Transitional style compatible with contemporary and classic bathroom designs

Compatibility

Designed as an above-counter vessel sink replacement or new installation for residential bathroom vanities with cabinet widths under 33 inches. Part of the Valenor collection by Dakota Plumbing Products.

Installation Notes

Vessel sinks require a countertop with a single drain cutout sized and positioned to accept the drain assembly — no overflow cutout is needed for this model. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves before disconnecting any existing drain or supply lines. A licensed plumber should verify drain rough-in height and supply line length before setting the sink, as vessel installations raise the effective basin height compared to undermount or drop-in configurations. Follow local plumbing codes, including applicable IPC requirements, for drain fitting and p-trap installation.