Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink - Double Bowl - 25" Long x 17" Wide - Parchment

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Hi there, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a quick look at this double bowl kitchen sink. This is the durable ABS plastic double bowl sink that will replace or upgrade your existing sink in your RV, camper or boat kitchen. This can also upgrade an outdoor sink if you are looking to switch up your outdoor setup. Because this doesn't have any holes for your faucets, this is gonna work with any faucet setup. You're not gonna be limited by that.

The drain hole diameters here is right at about 3-1/2 inches for both. So it should be pretty compatible with your current setup. You can see this does have a nice wide rectangular shape. That's gonna provide more room for washing the dirty dishes. As far as our dimensions go, our overall exterior, we're looking at about 25 inches wide by 17 inches deep, and then just shy of seven inches down to the ring there.

We look at the very top on there, just shy of seven inches, about 6-7/8 of an inch tall. And our bowls are different sizes, so you can see we have a larger bowl here and a smaller bowl here. Our width on our larger bowl is gonna be about 12 inches up here at the top. It is going to taper down to about 11 inches once you get down to the bottom. It's going to be about 14 inches deep at the top, about 13 inches deep down at the bottom.

Our smaller bowl is gonna be about 8-1/2 inches at the top, 7-1/2 inches down at the bottom by about 14 inches, 14-1/8 inch deep by close to 13 inches deep once you get down to the bottom. So very convenient to work in, very easy to wash your dishes, rinse them off from the other side of that sort of thing. And this is a drop-in mount, sometimes called a self rimming design. So you can see we do have this lip along the outside edge. So it is gonna be very easy to get installed, much easier than your undermount sinks.

It's also gonna be much easier for you to clean because you'll be able to see everything and wipe it down very easily. You can see, they do include the mounting brackets that you'll need to get this installed. And if you aren't replacing a sink. If you're putting one in where there wasn't one already, you are gonna need a hole that's about 1/2 inch to 5/8 inch smaller than the overall length and width of the sink to be cut into your countertop. Another really nice thing about these drop-in style sinks is that they can mount to just about any counter surface. So once you have your hole in place, we'll just drop the sink in and it will be ready to support that weight along the lip. Of course, you will have the brackets and other thing that you'll need to put in place. They do recommend using some silicone sealant around the edges to make sure that water's not gonna be able to get around there. If you're splashing, as you're washing your dishes, you don't want it to get down underneath your counter where it could potentially cause mold and that sort of thing. So it is a good idea to seal that up. This is a durable ABS plastic construction. Now, when you hear plastic, you're probably thinking flimsy and cheap, but ABS is a really very durable, scratch resistant thermoplastic polymer construction. So it is gonna hold up really well for you. It's gonna be lighter and more environmentally friendly than fiberglass. So you're also not gonna have to worry about the little fiberglass splinters coming off and that sort of thing. So it is gonna do a really good job for you to hold up well, will last you nice long time. This does meet the IAPMO, the CSA, and the ASME certified standards. So you can trust it is made to those high quality standards. It's gonna do a good job for you, last you a nice long time. It's also made here in the USA, so you can trust it is made to the quality that we've come to expect products that are made here in the US. And this is the parchment color, so you can see it's kind of a light tan, off white, almost kinda yellowish color. We do also have a pure white and a gray that are the exact same sink, same dimension, same materials, just different colors. So depending on what's gonna match your kitchen setup best, make sure you're getting the right color for you. But other than that, I think these are gonna be a really great option for you. Very easy to switch out and a very usable for you in your kitchen sink. So that's gonna complete our look for today. Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching..