Dakota Plumbing Products GSM-6040 Undermount Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSM-6040 is an undermount kitchen sink built from 18-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed nickel finish. It features a 60/40 split bowl configuration with the large bowl positioned on the left and a rear drain placement on both bowls. The micro-radius corner design gives the sink a contemporary profile that fits flush with modern and transitional kitchen cabinetry. Licensed plumbers and kitchen remodel contractors install this sink as part of new construction or renovation work where an undermount installation is specified.

The GSM-6040 is suited for residential kitchen applications where a multi-bowl undermount sink is required. The 60/40 bowl split provides a dedicated large basin for washing pots and pans alongside a smaller secondary basin, making it a practical layout for active cooking environments. The brushed nickel finish coordinates with contemporary and transitional kitchen hardware and fixtures. Compatible bottom grid model GSMZ-BG6040 is available separately for the Mosara collection.

Key Features

• 18-gauge 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• 60/40 split bowl with large bowl on the left for versatile sink workflow
• Rear drain position on both bowls maximizes usable basin depth
• Micro-radius corners for a contemporary design profile
• Brushed nickel finish resists fingerprints and water spots
• Undermount installation type for a clean, seamless countertop interface

Compatibility

Part of the Mosara collection. Compatible bottom grid: GSMZ-BG6040. Designed as an OEM-style undermount kitchen sink replacement or new-installation unit for residential kitchen applications where a 60/40 split undermount sink is required.

Installation Notes

Undermount kitchen sinks are typically installed by a licensed plumber in coordination with countertop fabrication. Shut off the water supply and verify drain rough-in placement before setting the sink. Follow the countertop fabricator's cutout specifications and use an appropriate silicone sealant rated for kitchen sink undermount applications. Confirm local plumbing code requirements under IPC or applicable state amendments before final installation.