Dakota Plumbing Products DSR-6040 Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSR-6040 is a 60/40 split, dual-bowl undermount kitchen sink fabricated from 16-gauge 304 stainless steel with a satin brushed nickel finish. The larger bowl sits on the left. Rear-positioned drains keep the basin floor clear for efficient water flow and easier cleaning. Standard-radius corners make this sink a practical fit for a wide range of undermount cutout configurations. Installation requires a cabinet opening greater than 33 inches, with the sink sized to fit a 36-inch cabinet. The 16-gauge construction provides solid resistance to denting and everyday impact common in active kitchen environments.

This sink is suited for residential kitchen and bar installations where an undermount configuration is specified. The undermount design allows countertop surfaces to be wiped directly into the basin, reducing debris buildup at the sink rim. The satin brushed nickel finish is part of the Sinara collection and is appropriate for traditional-style kitchens. Plumbers and finish contractors typically handle the undermount installation sequence alongside countertop fabricators to ensure proper clip placement, seal, and drain alignment before the countertop is set.

Key Features

• 16-gauge 304 stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• 60/40 bowl split with the larger bowl positioned on the left
• Rear drain positioning keeps the basin floor clear and functional
• Undermount installation for seamless countertop integration
• Standard-radius corners for broad cutout compatibility
• Satin brushed nickel finish from the Sinara collection

Compatibility

Designed for undermount installation in cabinets greater than 33 inches wide, sized to fit a standard 36-inch kitchen cabinet opening.

Installation Notes

Undermount sink installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber in coordination with a countertop fabricator. Shut off water supply lines before beginning drain and supply rough-in work. The undermount clip system and silicone seal must be fully cured before the countertop is loaded. Verify local plumbing code requirements for drain trap configuration and venting prior to roughing in.