About this product
The Dual-Tier collection from Ruvati reimagines the traditional kitchen sink, transforming it into a multifunctional workstation. Featuring a patented dual-tier ledge, this innovative sink offers two levels of tracks for sliding built-in accessories, giving you double the workspace and flexibility. Whether you’re prepping, rinsing, mixing, or serving, this sink streamlines your kitchen routine.
Details
Made from premium 16-gauge T-304 stainless steel, the sink offers exceptional durability with a commercial-grade brushed finish that resists scratches and blends seamlessly with modern kitchen appliances. The slope-bottom® design ensures efficient drainage, while the offset drain maximizes usable cabinet space below. Ruvati includes a versatile range of workstation accessories, including a solid wood platform with mixing bowl and colander, a 3-bowl condiment tray, and a patented foldable drying rack — all custom-fit to slide along the sink’s two ledge tiers.
With a drop-in topmount installation and a wide basin, this 33" sink fits into most standard kitchens while providing professional-level functionality.
Specs
- Collection: Dual Tier
- Material: 16-Gauge T-304 Stainless Steel
- Finish: Commercial-Grade Brushed
- Installation Type: Top Mount
- Number of Bowls: 1
- Sink Thickness: 16 Gauge
- Exterior Dimensions: 33″ (W) x 22″ (L)
- Interior Bowl Dimensions: 31″ (W) x 16″ (L) x 10″ (D)
- Minimum Cabinet Size: 36″
- Drain Opening: 3.5″ (fits standard garbage disposals; flange not included)
- Certification: cUPC certified by IAPMO
- Warranty: Ruvati USA Limited Lifetime
Included:
Reversible cutting board/tray, wood platform with mixing bowl and colander, 3-bowl condiment tray, foldable stainless steel drying rack, bottom rinse grid, basket strainer, decorative drain cover, cut-out template, and mounting brackets
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