Dakota Plumbing Products DSZ-2321GD Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSZ-2321GD is a single-bowl undermount kitchen sink from the Zoria collection, finished in gold and constructed from 304 stainless steel at 16-gauge thickness. The zero-radius corner design gives the basin a clean, squared profile that suits contemporary kitchen builds. At 16-gauge, the steel strikes a practical balance between rigidity and weight, making it a reliable choice for both residential remodels and new construction. This sink fits cabinets under 33 inches and is specifically sized for 30-inch cabinet installations. It is installed by plumbers and finish carpenters working on kitchen and bar applications.

The DSZ-2321GD is designed for kitchen and bar sink applications where an undermount configuration is specified. The single D-bowl layout with rear drain positioning keeps the basin clear of front-mounted obstacles and supports standard garbage disposal hookups. The gold finish coordinates with contemporary fixture packages and is part of the broader Zoria collection, which offers consistent styling across color and finish options. This sink suits residential kitchens where countertop space and a clean visual profile are priorities.

Key Features

• 304 stainless steel construction at 16-gauge thickness for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance
• Zero-radius corners provide a squared, contemporary bowl profile
• Undermount installation type keeps the counter surface clean and uninterrupted
• Single D-bowl configuration with rear drain positioning
• Gold finish for contemporary kitchen and bar design coordination
• Sized to fit cabinets under 33 inches, specifically designed for 30-inch cabinet openings

Compatibility

Designed as an undermount replacement or new-installation sink for 30-inch base cabinets in residential kitchen and bar applications. Part of the DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS Zoria collection.

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 and supply lines before removing an existing sink. Use a manufacturer-approved silicone sealant rated for continuous water contact at the undermount perimeter. Verify that the cabinet structure can support the combined weight of the sink, countertop, and any mounting hardware before installation.