Dakota Plumbing Products GSR-20-TM6040-2 Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSR-20-TM6040-2 is a top-mount, double-bowl kitchen sink built from 304 stainless steel at 20 gauge thickness. It features a 60/40 bowl split with a left bowl depth of 9 inches and a right bowl depth of 8 inches, offering a larger primary basin for heavy-use tasks alongside a smaller secondary basin. The standard radius corner design and brushed nickel finish deliver a traditional aesthetic suited to residential kitchen installations. Drain positions are rear-set on both bowls. This sink is installed by plumbers or skilled tradespeople during new construction or renovation work where a drop-in configuration is specified.

This sink is intended for residential kitchen applications requiring a 60/40 split layout in cabinets larger than 33 inches wide. The top-mount installation method allows for straightforward drop-in placement into standard cabinet cutouts. The 2-hole configuration supports a faucet and a side spray or soap dispenser. The rear drain placement maximizes usable basin space and simplifies drain line routing beneath the cabinet. The brushed nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of kitchen hardware finishes common in traditional-style kitchen designs.

Key Features

• 304 stainless steel construction at 20 gauge for durability and corrosion resistance
• 60/40 double bowl split with left bowl at 9 inches deep and right bowl at 8 inches deep
• Top-mount drop-in installation for compatibility with standard cabinet cutouts
• Rear drain position on both bowls for maximized basin usability
• 2-hole configuration for faucet and accessory mounting
• Standard radius corners with brushed nickel finish in a traditional style

Compatibility

Designed for top-mount installation in kitchen cabinets larger than 33 inches wide. Suitable as an OEM-style replacement or new-install drop-in kitchen sink in standard residential cabinet configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson. Shut off the water supply and disconnect existing drain lines before beginning any removal or installation work. A silicone sealant bead is typically applied around the sink perimeter before setting it into the cabinet cutout to create a watertight seal between the sink rim and countertop surface. Verify local plumbing code requirements for drain sizing and trap configuration before completing rough-in connections.