Dakota Plumbing Products DSR-2318 Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSR-2318 is a single-bowl undermount kitchen sink fabricated from 304 stainless steel at 16-gauge thickness. The satin brushed nickel finish resists water spots and everyday wear, making it a practical choice for high-use kitchen environments. The center drain position and standard-radius corners support straightforward rough-in and drain alignment during installation. This sink is sized to fit cabinetry under 33 inches wide, fitting within the 30-inch cabinet class that is common in residential kitchen remodels and new construction alike. Licensed plumbers and finish carpenters typically collaborate on the final fit and seal for undermount applications.

The DSR-2318 is intended for residential kitchen and bar sink applications. Its single-bowl configuration provides an unobstructed basin suitable for washing large pots, sheet pans, and other oversized cookware. The traditional style profile makes it compatible with a wide range of cabinet and countertop aesthetics. It fits in a 30-inch cabinet, which is one of the most commonly specified cabinet widths in kitchen layouts, making this sink a practical option for both replacement and new-install projects.

Key Features

• 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• 16-gauge thickness provides a solid, rigid basin that resists flexing and noise
• Satin brushed nickel finish minimizes visible scratches and water spots over time
• Undermount installation type keeps the countertop surface clean and easy to wipe down
• Center drain position simplifies P-trap alignment during rough-in
• Standard-radius corners make basin cleaning straightforward

Compatibility

Designed as an undermount single-bowl kitchen sink for residential and light commercial applications. Fits in cabinetry under 33 inches wide, specifically sized for a 30-inch cabinet opening.

Installation Notes

Undermount sink installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber in coordination with the countertop fabricator, as the sink must be secured and sealed before the countertop is set. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain lines before beginning removal of any existing sink. Follow the countertop manufacturer's mounting clip and adhesive specifications for the sink flange seal. Verify local plumbing code requirements under the IPC or applicable jurisdiction before rough-in.