Dakota Plumbing GSM-3018 Undermount Kitchen Sink Single Bowl

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSM-3018 is a single-bowl undermount kitchen sink constructed from 18-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed nickel finish. It features a micro-radius corner design that provides a contemporary profile while maintaining a clean, easy-to-wipe interior. The rear drain position maximizes usable basin depth and keeps the drain out of the primary work area. This sink is intended for installation by a licensed plumber or experienced contractor in residential or light-commercial kitchen and bar applications requiring a 33-inch cabinet cutout.

The GSM-3018 is suited for undermount installation in kitchens and bar areas where a flush, below-counter look is desired. The 33-inch cabinet size requirement makes it compatible with standard base cabinet configurations. The brushed nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of faucets and hardware finishes common in contemporary and transitional kitchen designs. A compatible bottom grid, model GSMZ-BG3018, is available separately to protect the basin floor and elevate dishware during use.

Key Features

• 18-gauge 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• Brushed nickel finish reduces visible water spots and surface scratches
• Micro-radius corners for a modern aesthetic and easier interior cleaning
• Rear drain position maximizes effective basin workspace
• Undermount installation creates a seamless countertop-to-sink transition
• Compatible bottom grid GSMZ-BG3018 available for basin protection

Compatibility

Designed for undermount installation in 33-inch base cabinet openings. Compatible bottom grid: GSMZ-BG3018.

Installation Notes

Undermount sink installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified contractor. Shut off water supply and disconnect existing plumbing before beginning removal or installation work. The undermount configuration requires appropriate countertop support, waterproof adhesive, and mechanical clips rated for the sink weight — follow the countertop fabricator's specifications. Verify local plumbing code requirements, which may reference IPC or IRC standards, before roughing in the drain.