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RV Sinks - 7 Inch Deep, Undermount

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Undermount RV Sinks with 7 Inch Deep Bowls

These RV sinks combine a 7 inch deep basin and an undermount configuration. They use standard undermount hardware for sinks, and RV and residential sinks utilize the same hardware. To confirm fit, you'll need to measure your opening; if your counter has radius corners, you may need to square them.
Yes, if the overall size matches your current cutout. One swap was easy because the size was the same; only the factory radius corners required cutting the back corners square. Measure length, width, and corner shape before you commit.
It works well in compact layouts. We've seen it fit narrow laundry spaces and L-shaped counters. Check cabinet clearance for plumbing below the bowl, and confirm the cutout size before ordering.
Standard undermount hardware for sinks works. Some sinks do not include mounting clips, so plan to source clips locally. RV and residential sinks use the same style hardware. Adding a bead of caulk on the lip can provide extra mounting strength.
It can, as long as your measurements line up. If your opening is 25-1/2" x 14-1/2", a 27" x 16" sink with a 1" lip can work. Measure the rim/flange width—some are 1"—to confirm coverage. If your old cutout has radius corners, you may need to square the back corners for a clean fit.