American Standard Pekoe 35 x 18-Inch Stainless Steel Undermount Double-Bowl Kitchen Sink - AMS-18DB.9351800

Two drains are included, part number 9028000.075. You still need to supply the tailpiece, trap and continuous waste to tie the two bowls together, plus the P-trap arm to the wall stub. Bottom grids are also in the box, along with the mounting hardware, cutout template and instructions.

No. Undermount sinks hang below the deck and expose the substrate edge at the cutout, so they need a solid-surface top, granite, quartz or similar that can be polished at the opening and carry the sink clips. On laminate you want a drop-in (top-mount) sink instead. The Pekoe 35 x 18 ships with the cutout template and clip hardware for the undermount install.

No. It's an undermount bowl, so the faucet and any soap dispenser or air switch get drilled in the countertop behind the sink, not in the sink deck. That means you pick your faucet hole count and spread when the top is fabricated, which is why undermounts pair with single-hole and widespread faucets equally well.

Order it as 18DB.9351800.075. It's built in stainless steel and that's the only finish the model is made in, from American Standard's Pekoe family.

Bottom grids ship with it, one for each bowl area, which keeps pans off the stainless and is what stops the swirl marks you get in the base of a bare sink. The same box carries two drains and the rubber sound pads are already bonded to the bottom and sides.

The underside carries StoneLock multi-layer spray insulation, which American Standard applies specifically to cut condensation on the bottom of the bowls as well as absorb sound. That's the difference between this and a bare-shell stainless sink that drips onto whatever is stored under it in a humid kitchen.