Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink - Double Bowl - 27" Long x 16" Wide - Stainless Steel

Video Transcript for Review of Lippert Components RV Sinks - Kitchen Sink - LC385314

Ellen: Hey everyone. I'm Ellen here at etrailer.com. Today we're taking a look at the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink. This is going to be a really nice addition to your camper, RV, or your boat or really anywhere that you'd want to mount this up. It can be used outdoors, and it's made of a durable 20 gauge stainless steel construction, so it's going to resist rust. Well, it's made of heavy duty materials, so it's going to last for a long time as well.

This is an undermount design, so that basically means that it's mounted underneath our countertop and that gives us more counter space and especially whenever we're wiping down our counters, things can just fall into the sink, rather than kind of getting caught on that lip, and then you've got to scrape things out, and then put them in the sink. It just makes cleaning up a little bit easier there. It also kind of looks nice, and modern, and flush with that countertop, so it should work out well for us.Overall, I think this is a really nice heavy duty sink. It feels fairly heavy as well. So I think it's going to work out well for a long time.

It does not come with any mounting hardware, so you will have to pick that up on your own. But these nice wide rectangle shapes are going to give you plenty of room to have maybe dirty dishes on one side, clean on the other, and be able to get everything cleaned up at once. Now as far as the sizes, I'm going to measure these out for you here. The total length from outer edge to outer edge is 27 inches long. If we go from the inside edge of each sink to the other side, it's 25 inches.

So that means that each sink is about 12 inches wide.We'll have just about an inch, really more like 7/8 of an inch of lip here to work with on either side. Going front to back for the depth of each of our sinks, 16 inches from the outer edge to outer edge. If we go to the inner edge, it's 14 inches. So again, about 7/8, or about an inch to work with for that lip there, so it can hang in place for our undermount. As far as the total depth, about seven inches from the bottom of the sink to the top edge.

I'll tip this up so you can see it. But those drain holes are going to be three and a half inches in diameter. And as you can see, it has that corner construction that kind of tapers in towards those drain holes that'll eliminate any kind of collection spots. As far as stuff getting stuck and hanging out in our sink, it all should drain well into those drain holes.Overall, I think this is a really nice looking sink. It should be a great addition to wherever you want to hang it out, or wherever you want to use it. Again, it can be used outside if you want to have an outdoor sink for maybe projects outside at your campsite, or whatever the case might be. But, that's going to do it for our look at the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink.