Cahaba CASS3322DIDB-20.4 33 In. Standard Radius 50/50 Double Bowl Drop-In 20 Ga. Rectangle Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink - 4 Prepunched

Plan on a 36 inch base cabinet minimum. The sink itself measures 33 inches long by 22 inches wide, so a 33 inch cabinet leaves no room for the cutout flange and the cabinet stiles. If your run is built on 30 or 33 inch sink bases, this one will not drop in.

The Cahaba CASS3322DIDB comes with four prepunched holes on the deck. A widespread or single-hole faucet leaves the extras open, so you fill them with a soap dispenser, air gap, side sprayer, or a deck-mounted filtered water tap. Four holes is the common pick for rental and multi-family work because it covers almost any faucet the next tenant turnover brings in. If you want a clean two-hole deck, this is not the right punch pattern.

No. It is built as a drop-in (top mount), so the rim sits on top of the countertop and carries the sink's weight. There is no finished underside edge for an undermount clip system. Drop-in is the right choice over laminate or an existing cutout; for a stone or quartz top with a polished reveal, you want an undermount model instead.

Mounting hardware is not included, so order clips separately for a drop-in installation, along with your basket strainers and tailpieces. A basin rack is included. Budget for the drain assemblies on every unit if you are buying these in quantity for a turnover job.

Both bowls run 9.02 inches deep, with an overall sink height of 9 inches. Each bowl measures 14.02 by 15.98 inches. That depth handles sheet pans and stockpots, but check your disposal and trap height under the cabinet, since a 9 inch bowl plus a disposal eats most of the vertical space above the trap arm.

The Cahaba CASS3322DIDB is 20 gauge stainless steel, which is the standard weight for residential and light multi-family kitchens. It is thinner than the 16 and 18 gauge sinks used in heavy commercial settings, and thinner steel will drum more under running water, which the included basin rack helps with. For apartment turnovers and single-family remodels, 20 gauge is the usual spec.

Drain placement is center on each of the two equal 50/50 bowls. Centered drains sit directly over the cabinet floor rather than pushed to the rear, so you get less usable clearance behind the trap than an offset-drain sink gives you. If you are replacing an offset-drain double bowl, expect to rework the tailpieces and continuous waste to reach the existing trap arm.

This Cahaba is a 50/50 split, two equal 14.02 by 15.98 inch rectangular bowls. That layout suits anyone who washes on one side and rinses or drains on the other, and it is what most tenants expect in an apartment kitchen. The tradeoff is that neither bowl takes a full-size baking sheet flat. If your customer washes large cookware, a single bowl of the same 33 inch footprint is the better call.

It ships in brushed stainless, the standard satin finish that matches the vast majority of stainless kitchen sinks and appliances. There is one finish option, so every unit you order across a property comes out the same.