Dakota Plumbing Products US-1813W Undermount Lavatory Sink

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS US-1813W is an 18 x 13 inch undermount rectangle lavatory sink finished in white vitreous china. Part of the Builders Collection Universal Series, this sink is designed for residential bathroom vanity installations where a clean, traditional aesthetic and reliable porcelain construction are required. The undermount configuration conceals the sink rim beneath the countertop, simplifying counter cleaning and providing a finished look. Licensed plumbers and finish contractors are the typical installers for this fixture type.

The US-1813W is suited for bathroom vanity cabinets smaller than 33 inches wide. Its rectangular bowl shape and traditional styling make it a straightforward fit for new construction and remodel projects in residential bathrooms. The undermount installation method is compatible with solid surface, stone, and tile countertop materials that can support a below-mount cutout and mounting hardware.

Key Features

• Vitreous china construction for durability and a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface
• Undermount installation keeps the sink rim hidden below the countertop surface
• Rectangle bowl shape in a traditional style suits a wide range of vanity designs
• White finish provides a neutral, classic appearance compatible with most bathroom color schemes
• Compact 18 x 13 inch footprint fits vanity cabinets under 33 inches

Compatibility

Designed as an undermount lavatory replacement or new-install sink for residential bathroom vanity cabinets less than 33 inches in width. Verify countertop cutout dimensions and mounting clip access before installation.

Installation Notes

Undermount lavatory sinks are typically installed by a licensed plumber during rough-in or finish plumbing stages. Shut off water supply lines before disconnecting any existing fixture. The countertop must be fully supported and the cutout sized to manufacturer specifications before the sink is secured with undermount clips and silicone sealant. Follow local plumbing code requirements, which may reference IPC or applicable state amendments, for drain and trap configuration.