American Standard Colony 33 x 22-Inch Stainless Steel 3-Hole Top Mount Double-Bowl ADA Kitchen Sink - AMS-22DB.6332283S

A 36-inch cabinet is required. The sink itself is 33 x 22 inches with a 6-inch bowl depth, so it will not drop into a 30-inch base. Shipping dimensions run 35.438 x 24.438 x 9.438 inches, which is worth knowing if you are staging a lot of them for a multi-unit job.

Top mount, also called drop-in. The rim sits on the countertop, so it works with laminate, butcher block, or solid surface without needing the undermount clips and sealed edge an undermount requires. A cutout template and the installation hardware ship with the sink.

No. Two 9028000.075 drains come in the box, along with the mounting hardware, cutout template, and instructions. You still need to supply the tailpieces, continuous waste or tee, P-trap, and supply lines for the faucet.

The 6-inch bowl depth. A shallower bowl lets the drain and trap sit higher under the counter, which preserves the knee clearance an accessible sink needs. Both bowls are 14 x 16 x 6 inches, so neither one is a deep basin. If you want a deep bowl for stockpots, this is not the sink for that job.

Three holes, drilled on the back deck. That takes a standard widespread or centerset kitchen faucet with a separate sprayer or soap dispenser. If your faucet is single-hole, you will have two open holes to cap or fill with an accessory.

20-gauge is the common mid-weight for residential drop-in sinks and holds up fine in normal kitchen use. American Standard also adds SoundSecure rubber pads on the underside and StoneLock multi-layer spray insulation, which cuts the drumming you get from thinner unlined bowls and reduces condensation sweating under the deck. For heavy commercial dish duty you would step to a thicker gauge.

Yes, it is an even 50/50 split. Each bowl measures 14 x 16 x 6 inches. If you want a large-and-small offset arrangement for a disposal side, you need a different configuration.

Order it as American Standard 22DB.6332283S.075 in stainless steel. The .075 suffix corresponds to the stainless finish package that includes the two matching drains. It is part of the American Standard Colony family.

American Standard classes the Colony 22DB.6332283S as residential. It suits apartments, single-family, and multi-family unit kitchens. For a commercial kitchen or a food-service prep area, look at a heavier-gauge commercial-rated sink instead.