Dakota Plumbing Products GSE-QC3219-W Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSE-QC3219-W is a single bowl undermount kitchen sink from the Kavlen collection, finished in white quartz composite. Quartz composite construction offers a dense, non-porous surface that resists scratches, stains, and heat better than standard stainless or porcelain. The rear drain position keeps the basin clear for maximum workspace and simplifies pairing with standard drain assemblies. This sink is sized for cabinets larger than 33 inches and is designed for undermount installation, making it a clean-line choice for contemporary kitchen builds and remodels. Licensed plumbers and kitchen installers will find it straightforward to integrate into standard rough-in configurations.

This sink fits in a 36-inch cabinet and is suited for residential kitchen applications. The undermount installation style requires a solid countertop surface such as granite, quartz slab, or solid surface material to support the mounting clips and seal. The contemporary style and white finish make it compatible with a wide range of modern kitchen designs. It is part of the Kavlen collection, which shares a consistent design language across configurations.

Key Features

• Single bowl configuration provides an unobstructed basin for washing large pots and sheet pans
• Quartz composite material resists scratches, stains, and heat
• Undermount installation type creates a seamless countertop-to-sink transition
• Rear drain position maximizes usable basin floor space
• White finish suits contemporary kitchen aesthetics
• Sized for cabinets greater than 33 inches, fits in a 36-inch cabinet

Compatibility

Designed as an undermount replacement or new-installation kitchen sink for cabinets greater than 33 inches, specifically suited for 36-inch cabinet openings with a solid countertop substrate capable of supporting undermount clip mounting.

Installation Notes

Undermount sink installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified kitchen installer. The countertop must be fully supported and the undermount clips or adhesive system fully cured before the sink is loaded or connected to drain plumbing. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain and supply lines before removing an existing sink. Follow local plumbing code requirements for drain sizing, trap configuration, and sealant use at the countertop-to-sink joint.