Dakota Plumbing Products US-1713W Undermount Bathroom Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS US-1713W is a single-bowl, rectangular undermount lavatory sink finished in white vitreous china. At 17 by 13 inches, it is sized for standard vanity cabinet installations under 33 inches wide. The clean rectangular profile suits contemporary bathroom designs. Vitreous china construction provides a dense, non-porous surface that resists staining, scratching, and common bathroom chemicals. This sink is intended for undermount installation, meaning it mounts below the countertop surface for a seamless, easy-to-clean deck. Licensed plumbers and finish contractors are the typical installing trades.

The US-1713W is designed for residential bathroom applications. It fits in a 24-inch vanity cabinet, making it well suited for powder rooms, guest baths, and primary bath vanities where a compact footprint is needed. The single-bowl configuration keeps the install straightforward. It is part of the Tirren collection by DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS, which targets contemporary bathroom environments. The white finish coordinates with a wide range of faucet finishes and countertop materials.

Key Features

• Rectangular single-bowl undermount design for a flush, seamless countertop appearance
• Vitreous china construction for a dense, non-porous, stain-resistant surface
• 17 by 13 inch bowl footprint sized for vanities under 33 inches wide
• Fits 24-inch vanity cabinets
• White finish compatible with contemporary bathroom aesthetics
• Part of the Tirren collection — consistent styling with other collection pieces

Compatibility

Designed for undermount installation in vanity cabinets up to 33 inches wide, with an ideal fit for 24-inch cabinet configurations. Part of the DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS Tirren collection.

Installation Notes

Undermount sink installation requires a solid-surface, stone, or engineered countertop capable of supporting the sink from below using brackets and adhesive or epoxy — consult the countertop manufacturer for approved methods. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves before beginning any drain or supply rough-in work. A licensed plumber should verify that the drain rough-in location aligns with the sink drain opening before setting the countertop. Follow local plumbing code requirements, including IPC provisions, for trap arm length and venting.