Dakota Plumbing GSZ-A3020L-9 Apron Front Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSZ-A3020L-9 is a zero-radius apron front kitchen sink built from 18-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed nickel finish. It measures 30 inches by 20 inches and features a single bowl configuration with an offset drain positioned on the left side. The 95-degree sidewall slope and sharp, straight zero-radius corners give it a clean, contemporary profile suited to modern kitchen installations. Licensed plumbers and kitchen remodelers install this sink as part of new construction or full kitchen renovation projects.

This sink is part of the Zylo collection and is designed for residential kitchen and bar applications. The apron front, also called a farmhouse style, requires a compatible base cabinet rated for greater than 33 inches in width. The undermount-compatible apron design integrates with countertops while keeping the front apron panel exposed. The left-side drain offset allows for a larger usable bowl area on the right and is a common layout choice in modern kitchen sink configurations.

Key Features

• Zero-radius corners for a sharp, contemporary look and easier cleaning along the bowl edges
• 18-gauge 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• Brushed nickel finish reduces visible water spots and fingerprints
• Offset left drain placement maximizes usable bowl space
• Apron front design suits farmhouse-style and modern minimalist kitchen builds
• 95-degree sidewall slope supports complete drainage and simplifies cleaning

Compatibility

Designed as an apron front kitchen sink requiring a base cabinet opening greater than 33 inches in width. Part of the Zylo stainless steel kitchen and bar sink series.

Installation Notes

Apron front sinks require a modified or purpose-built base cabinet to accommodate the exposed front panel — confirm cabinet dimensions and support structure before installation. Shut off water supply lines and disconnect existing plumbing before removing the old sink. A licensed plumber should handle drain connection and supply line hookup in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes. Do not overtighten mounting clips or brackets, as this can distort the sink body or damage the countertop substrate.