Dakota Plumbing Products GSZ-A3620 Farmhouse Kitchen Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS GSZ-A3620 is a single-bowl apron farmhouse kitchen sink built from 304 stainless steel with an 18-gauge thickness and a brushed nickel finish. It features a zero-radius corner design, giving it clean, straight edges suited to contemporary and minimalist kitchen layouts. The rear drain position maximizes usable bowl space. This sink is intended for undermount apron-style installation and is typically set by a plumber or skilled finish carpenter during kitchen construction or renovation.

The GSZ-A3620 is designed for residential kitchen applications requiring a cabinet size greater than 33 inches. The apron-front configuration requires a modified cabinet opening and is commonly specified in new construction and full kitchen remodels where a farmhouse aesthetic is part of the design intent. The brushed nickel finish coordinates with contemporary fixture packages. Single-bowl configuration provides an unobstructed basin for large cookware and commercial-style use.

Key Features

• 304 stainless steel construction at 18-gauge thickness for corrosion resistance and structural rigidity
• Zero-radius corners provide sharp, modern lines and easier wipe-down at the bowl edges
• Brushed nickel finish resists fingerprints and integrates with contemporary fixture suites
• Rear drain position clears the bowl floor and maximizes storage clearance under the sink
• Apron-front installation style suits farmhouse and transitional kitchen designs
• Single-bowl configuration delivers full unobstructed basin depth for oversized pots and sheet pans

Compatibility

Designed for apron-style undermount installation in residential kitchens requiring a cabinet opening greater than 33 inches. Part of the Zylo kitchen and bar sink collection by DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS.

Installation Notes

Apron-front sink installation requires cabinet modification to accommodate the exposed front panel and should be performed by a licensed plumber in coordination with a cabinetmaker or finish carpenter. Shut off the water supply and disconnect the drain assembly before removing any existing sink. Follow local plumbing code requirements for drain rough-in location, as the rear drain position must align with the cabinet rough-in. Silicone sealant rated for kitchen use should be applied at all contact points between the sink and countertop substrate.