American Standard Edgewater 33 x 22-Inch Stainless Steel 1-Hole Dual Mount Double-Bowl ADA Kitchen Sink - AMS-18DB6332211

No. The Edgewater double-bowl sink needs a 36-inch (914 mm) cabinet. Its nominal footprint is 33 x 22 x 6 inches, but the cutout and rim need more room than a 33-inch base gives you, so plan on a 36-inch sink base. If your run is built on 33-inch cabinets, this is the wrong sink for that opening.

Both. It's a dual mount sink, so you can drop it in on top of the counter or mount it underneath. That makes it workable on laminate (top mount) and on stone or solid surface (undermount) without changing part numbers. Zero radius corners mean the cutout is square rather than coved, so whoever templates the counter needs to cut to a tight-corner profile.

One. It's punched single hole, which suits a single-handle faucet or a one-hole pulldown. If you want a separate sprayer, soap dispenser, or air switch for a disposer, you'll need those holes drilled in the countertop, not the sink deck. Buyers replacing a 3-hole or 4-hole sink should account for that before the counter is fabricated.

18 gauge stainless, fabricated rather than pressed, with SoundSecure+ sound pads and StoneLock undercoating on the underside. The pads and coating are what keep the bowl from ringing when the disposer runs and cut condensation drip under the cabinet. 18 gauge is the common commercial-grade thickness for stainless kitchen sinks and holds its shape better under a heavy pot than thinner 20 or 22 gauge.

American Standard classifies the Edgewater as a residential product. For apartment kitchens, single family, and residential remodels that's exactly what it's built for. If you're specifying for a commercial kitchen or a food service application, this is not the sink to spec.

Nominal size is 33 x 22 x 6 inches (838 x 559 x 152 mm), and the packed measurements run 35.678 x 25.125 x 10.625 inches. Cut the counter off the manufacturer's template rather than off the nominal number, since zero radius corners leave very little rim to hide an oversized opening.

What ships is the sink itself, in 18 gauge stainless with the sound pads and undercoating already applied. Faucet, basket strainers, tailpieces, and the drain trap are separate. With offset drains and two 6 inch bowls, get the drain assembly and a continuous waste kit sized before the plumber shows up.

Stainless steel, and that's the only finish it's built in. The model ordered is 18DB6332211.075. If you're standardizing a building on one sink, there's no finish decision to make here, which is one less thing to get wrong across a fleet of units.