Dakota Plumbing Products GSE-QCA3320-CO Farmhouse Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSE-QCA3320-CO is a single-bowl apron-style farmhouse kitchen sink finished in Concrete and constructed from quartz composite. Designed for transitional kitchen installations, this D-bowl sink features a center drain position and fits cabinets larger than 33 inches wide, with a recommended cabinet size of 36 inches. Quartz composite construction offers resistance to heat, impact, and staining, making it a practical choice for high-use kitchen environments. Licensed plumbers and kitchen remodelers install this unit as a primary basin in residential kitchen renovations and new construction projects.

This sink is suited for residential kitchen applications where an apron or farmhouse aesthetic is specified. The single D-bowl configuration maximizes usable basin space, and the center drain position accommodates standard kitchen drain assemblies. The Concrete color finish pairs with a range of cabinet and countertop materials common in transitional-style kitchens. It fits within the Kavlen collection and is intended for drop-in or flush apron-front installation in cabinetry sized for a 36-inch opening.

Key Features

• Apron and farmhouse installation type suits transitional kitchen designs
• Single D-bowl configuration provides maximum basin workspace
• Quartz composite material offers durability against heat, impact, and staining
• Center drain position compatible with standard kitchen drain hardware
• Concrete color finish for a neutral, versatile aesthetic
• Fits cabinets greater than 33 inches wide, recommended for 36-inch cabinet openings

Compatibility

Designed as an apron-style farmhouse kitchen sink for residential use, compatible with cabinet openings greater than 33 inches wide and recommended for installation in 36-inch base cabinets. Part of the Kavlen collection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain and supply lines before removing any existing sink. Apron-front sinks typically require cabinet modification or purpose-built cabinetry to accommodate the exposed front panel. Verify countertop cutout dimensions and support requirements before setting the sink.