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American Standard Danville 32 x 18-in Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl Undermount Residential Kitchen Sink

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American Standard Danville 32 x 18-in Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl Undermount Residential Kitchen SinkDanville 32x18 Stainless Steel Double Bowl Undermount Kitchen Sink The American Standard Danville double bowl sink brings durable 18 gauge stainless steel performance to busy kitchens. Its undermount design delivers a clean, seamless look while SoundSecure+ pads and StoneLock undercoating reduce noise, vibration, and condensation. Key Features: Double Bowl Convenience: Equal bowls streamline multitasking like washing and rinsing Durable Build: 18gauge

Danville 32x18 Stainless Steel Double-Bowl Undermount Kitchen Sink

The American Standard Danville double-bowl sink brings durable 18-gauge stainless steel performance to busy kitchens. Its undermount design delivers a clean, seamless look while SoundSecure+ pads and StoneLock undercoating reduce noise, vibration, and condensation.

Key Features:

  • Double-Bowl Convenience: Equal bowls streamline multitasking like washing and rinsing
  • Durable Build: 18‑gauge stainless steel resists dents and daily wear
  • Quiet Operation: SoundSecure+ pads dampen noise and vibration
  • Condensation Control: StoneLock multi-layer undercoating minimizes moisture
  • Undermount Design: Sleek, seamless installation below the countertop

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Model Number 18DB.321800.075
SKU 18DB.321800S.075
Brand American Standard
Product Name Danville 32 x 18-Inch Stainless Steel Double Bowl Undermount Residential Kitchen Sink
Material 18-gauge stainless steel
Finish Stainless Steel
Installation Type Undermount
Number of Bowls Double Bowl
Dimensions 32 x 18 inches
Bowl Depth 9 inches (229 mm)
Sound Reduction Features SoundSecure+ rubber pads on bottom and sides; StoneLock multi-layer spray insulation on underside
Warranty Limited lifetime warranty
Weight 13.111 lb

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does this sink install as undermount?
A: Yes, it is designed for undermount installation.

Q: What material and gauge is the sink?
A: It is made of 18-gauge stainless steel.

Q: How deep are the bowls?
A: Each bowl is 9 inches deep.

Q: Are sound-dampening features included?
A: Yes, SoundSecure+ pads and StoneLock undercoating reduce noise and vibration.

Q: What warranty is provided?
A: Limited lifetime warranty.

A Seamless Stainless Statement for Modern Kitchens

Danville’s double-bowl silhouette slips beneath the countertop for a tailored, polished effect that elevates everyday rituals. The satin stainless finish and soft corners lend a refined, contemporary presence while staying wonderfully practical. Style it with a sleek pull-down faucet and warm quartz to balance cool metallics. This sink is a quiet luxury essential—beautiful, resilient, and effortlessly functional.

Upgrade your kitchen with the Danville sink for quiet durability and a clean, seamless look—add to cart today.

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