Elkay ELG3322GS0 Quartz Double Bowl Drop-in Sink Greystone

Product Description

The ELKAY ELG3322GS0 is a quartz composite equal double bowl drop-in kitchen sink finished in Greystone. Measuring 33 inches wide, 22 inches front-to-back, and 9.5 inches deep, it provides two equally sized basins suited for high-volume prep and cleanup work. The quartz composite construction resists scratches, stains, and heat — characteristics that hold up in both residential remodels and light commercial installations. Plumbers and finish carpenters typically handle installation as part of a countertop or kitchen finish-out project.

This sink fits standard 33-inch cabinet cutouts and installs as a drop-in unit, resting on the countertop surface with a self-rimming edge. The equal bowl configuration makes it well suited for kitchens where both basins see heavy simultaneous use, such as multi-cook residential kitchens or small food-service prep areas. The Greystone finish blends with a range of countertop materials including stone, laminate, and solid surface.

Key Features

• Equal double bowl layout — both basins share the same depth and width for balanced workflow
• Drop-in self-rimming installation — no undercounter clips required for basic fit
• Quartz composite material — resistant to scratches, stains, and thermal shock
• Greystone color finish — neutral tone compatible with a wide range of countertop materials
• 9.5-inch basin depth — accommodates large cookware and sheet pans

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement or new installation for standard 33-inch kitchen sink cabinet cutouts in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or skilled finish carpenter. Power down any in-sink disposal units and shut off supply valves before beginning work. Apply a continuous bead of silicone sealant around the underside of the rim before setting the sink into the cutout, and secure with manufacturer-supplied clips per IPC guidelines. Verify drain alignment and trap configuration before making final connections.