Dakota Plumbing US-1714W-ADA Oval Undermount Sink Ada

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS US-1714W-ADA is a 17-by-14-inch oval undermount lavatory sink constructed from vitreous china with a smooth, glossy white finish. It carries ADA compliance certification, making it suitable for accessible bathroom installations where sink height and clearance requirements must meet federal guidelines. The single-bowl oval basin installs below the countertop deck for a clean, seamless counter edge. Licensed plumbers and finish carpenters typically handle installation in conjunction with vanity countertop fabrication. The white vitreous china surface resists staining and is straightforward to wipe down between service calls.

This sink is intended for residential bathroom and powder room applications where an undermount configuration is specified. It fits cabinets smaller than 33 inches in width, making it well suited for compact or standard vanity builds. The traditional oval bowl shape integrates with a wide range of countertop materials including stone, solid surface, and cultured marble. ADA-compliant installations require careful coordination of countertop height, knee clearance, and supply and drain rough-in locations per applicable accessibility codes.

Key Features

• ADA compliant — meets federal accessibility standards for lavatory installations
• Undermount installation type for a flush, easy-to-clean counter surface
• Vitreous china construction with glossy white glaze for durability and stain resistance
• Single oval bowl, 17 by 14 inches, fits cabinets under 33 inches wide
• Traditional oval shape compatible with a broad range of vanity styles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style undermount lavatory sink for residential bathroom vanity installations requiring a single oval bowl in a cabinet smaller than 33 inches. Part of the Lisara collection by Dakota Plumbing Products.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber in coordination with a countertop fabricator. Power down any GFCI circuits in the work area before beginning rough-in work. The countertop must be cut to the sink template dimensions and the sink secured with manufacturer-approved undermount clips and silicone adhesive rated for wet environments. ADA installations must comply with applicable sections of the Americans with Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design and local plumbing codes regarding drain rough-in height and knee clearance.