Dakota Plumbing Products DSA-PDFWT Sink Drain Flange White

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSA-PDFWT is a universal sink drain flange and strainer designed for kitchen sink installations. Finished in white composite, this 3.5-inch flange seats into a standard sink drain hole and provides a clean, finished transition between the sink basin and the drain tailpiece or garbage disposal collar. Plumbers and experienced DIYers install this flange as a direct-fit component in both new installations and drain replacements. The transitional style suits a broad range of kitchen sink aesthetics without appearing out of place in either traditional or contemporary settings.

This drain flange is specifically suited for use with Dakota quartz composite and fireclay kitchen sinks. Its composite construction is matched to the material properties of these sink types, helping maintain a consistent look and a durable seal at the drain opening. The white finish coordinates with white quartz composite sink basins. Typical installation scenarios include new sink drop-ins, sink replacements, and garbage disposal flange retrofits where the existing drain finish no longer matches the sink.

Key Features

• 3.5-inch diameter fits standard kitchen sink drain openings
• White composite finish matched to Dakota quartz composite and fireclay sinks
• Compatible with both standard sink drain and garbage disposal flange installations
• Transitional style suits a wide range of kitchen configurations
• Composite material resists chipping and discoloration typical of metal flanges in heavy-use kitchen environments

Compatibility

Fits Dakota quartz composite and fireclay kitchen sinks with standard 3.5-inch drain openings. Supports both sink drain hole and garbage disposal flange installation types.

Installation Notes

This flange is installed by a licensed plumber or experienced tradesperson during sink installation or drain service. Shut off the water supply and ensure the drain line is clear before removing any existing strainer or flange. Plumber's putty or a compatible silicone sealant is typically applied around the underside of the flange before seating it into the drain opening. Follow local plumbing code requirements, including IPC guidelines, for drain assembly and sealing methods.