Dakota Plumbing Products GSR-18-4060 Kitchen Sink 40/60

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSR-18-4060 is an 18-gauge 304 stainless steel undermount kitchen sink with a 40/60 offset double-bowl configuration finished in brushed nickel. The standard radius corners and rear drain positions reflect a traditional design suited to everyday kitchen work. Built from 304 stainless steel at 18 gauge, this sink delivers solid corrosion resistance and structural rigidity. The large bowl is positioned on the right side, providing a practical split for multitasking during food prep and cleanup. Plumbing contractors and kitchen installers will find this sink appropriate for undermount applications in residential kitchens requiring a cabinet size greater than 33 inches.

The GSR-18-4060 fits residential kitchen remodel and new construction projects where an undermount stainless steel sink is specified. The 40/60 bowl split allows dedicated use of each basin — one side for washing, one for prep or drying. The brushed nickel finish integrates well with a wide range of cabinet and hardware finishes common in traditional kitchen designs. Compatible bottom grids GSR-BG40 and GSR-BG60 are available separately and are designed to fit each respective bowl, protecting the sink floor during daily use.

Key Features

• 18-gauge 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• 40/60 offset double-bowl layout with the large bowl on the right
• Standard radius corners with rear drain positioning
• Brushed nickel finish for consistent aesthetic across traditional kitchen designs
• Undermount installation type for a clean, flush countertop interface
• Compatible with bottom grids GSR-BG40 and GSR-BG60 (sold separately)

Compatibility

Designed for undermount installation in residential kitchens with a cabinet size greater than 33 inches. Compatible bottom grids are GSR-BG40 (large bowl) and GSR-BG60 (small bowl), available separately.

Installation Notes

Undermount kitchen sink installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or experienced kitchen contractor. Power off any in-sink disposal units and shut off the water supply before beginning work. The sink must be properly supported and bonded to the underside of the countertop using manufacturer-appropriate adhesive and mounting hardware — verify compatibility with the countertop material before installation. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes, including IPC guidelines, for drain and trap configuration.