Dakota Plumbing GSE-QC6040LD-W 60/40 Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSE-QC6040LD-W is a quartz composite undermount kitchen sink in a 60/40 double-bowl configuration with a white finish. Designed for residential kitchen installations, it features a large bowl on the left and a smaller bowl on the right, with a rear drain position on each basin. The quartz composite construction provides a dense, hard-wearing surface that resists chipping, scratching, and heat better than standard acrylic or porcelain-coated sinks. Licensed plumbers and experienced installers typically handle the undermount mounting process, which requires cabinetry capable of supporting the sink weight from below.

This sink is designed for installation in kitchens with cabinets greater than 33 inches wide, with a recommended fit in a 36-inch cabinet. The undermount configuration keeps the countertop edge fully exposed for easy wipe-down and a clean, contemporary look. The rear drain placement maximizes usable basin depth and keeps the work area unobstructed. The white finish suits contemporary kitchen designs and coordinates with a range of countertop materials including quartz, granite, and solid surface.

Key Features

• 60/40 double-bowl split with large bowl positioned on the left
• Rear drain position on each bowl for maximum basin depth
• Quartz composite construction for impact, scratch, and heat resistance
• Undermount installation type for a flush, easy-to-clean countertop surface
• White finish in a contemporary style
• Fits cabinets greater than 33 inches wide, recommended for 36-inch cabinets

Compatibility

Designed as an undermount replacement or new-installation kitchen sink for base cabinets greater than 33 inches wide, with optimal fit in 36-inch cabinet openings.

Installation Notes

Undermount kitchen sinks are installed by licensed plumbers or qualified tradespeople and require countertop cutout work coordinated with the countertop fabricator. Power down and isolate the water supply lines before beginning any drain or supply connections. Follow local plumbing codes, including applicable IPC requirements, for drain slope, trap placement, and supply line ratings. Do not overtighten mounting clips against the underside of the countertop material, as quartz and stone surfaces can crack under uneven clamping pressure.