Dakota Plumbing Products DSE-HCA5050 Apron Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSE-HCA5050 is a handmade hammered copper apron-front kitchen sink built for kitchens that demand both durability and distinctive character. Constructed from 14-gauge copper, the sink features a 50/50 equal-bowl configuration with a center drain position and standard-radius corners. Each unit is hand-hammered, producing a textured surface that is unique to the individual piece. The copper construction develops a natural patina over time, which is expected and normal with this material. This sink is suited for residential kitchen installations handled by licensed plumbers or experienced finish trades.

The DSE-HCA5050 is designed for apron-front or farmhouse-style installations requiring a cabinet size greater than 33 inches. The equal 50/50 bowl split provides balanced utility for two-basin workflow in residential kitchen settings. The hammered copper finish in a traditional style complements a range of cabinetry and countertop materials common in kitchen renovations and new construction. Center drain placement simplifies rough-in planning when transitioning from standard undermount or drop-in configurations to a farmhouse installation.

Key Features

• 14-gauge copper construction for rigidity and long-term durability
• Hand-hammered finish creates a unique surface texture on each unit
• 50/50 equal-bowl split with center drain position on each basin
• Apron-front installation type compatible with farmhouse-style cabinetry
• Natural copper patina develops over time without compromising function
• Standard-radius corners for straightforward cleaning and maintenance

Compatibility

Designed for apron-front or farmhouse-style kitchen installations requiring a cabinet opening greater than 33 inches. Intended for residential kitchen applications.

Installation Notes

Apron-front sink installation should be performed by a licensed plumber familiar with farmhouse sink rough-in requirements. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain assemblies before beginning removal of any existing sink. Cabinet modifications are typically required to accommodate the apron front and should be completed before the sink is set. Follow local plumbing codes for drain connection and P-trap configuration.