Buy KOHLER K-3372-1-NA Verse Large/Medium Self-Rimming Kitchen SinkKOHLER K-3372-1-NA Verse Large/Medium Self-Rimming Kitchen Sink Product Description:
- Features a sleek, flat-rim design with curving side walls
- 33"L x 22"H
- Basin depth: 8"
- Large/medium basins
- Self-rimming installation
Product Description
Faucet Hole Spacing:One Features a Flat-Rim Design, Curving Side Walls, and 18-gauge Stainless Steel Construction. Includes SilentShield Plus, and Exclusive Sound-Absorption Technology. Offered with a Single, 3-, or 4-Hole Faucet Drilling Faucet Not Included; See Related Items. Basin Depth: 8' Self-Rimming
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Love this sink!
By anonymous
Husband wanted a sink with an extra large tub, but I didn't want to compromise on the size of the second tub. I first looked at the Franke & Blanco sinks, their version of this sink, but they both have an edge, that pops up, that goes around their sinks, which really takes away from the esthetics of the sink, so I kept looking until I found this one, K-3372-1. I bought a single hole sink and had the plumber put in a second hole for the air gap, so I wouldn't have to use the plate that comes with the faucet to cover up the extra holes, it's a very clean look. Kohler also makes stainless steel bottom basin racks, part number K-3129 & K-3132, which I highly recommend getting, to protect the bottom of the sink from being scratched up by pots, pans & dishes. All the pictures of this sink, that I've looked at, show four holes in it, but it comes in one, three or four holes, the very last digit in the part number, K-3372-1, is the number of holes in the sink. I bought all Kohler parts, faucet, Duostrainer sink strainer & air gap in VS finish and had to get the disposal flange in BS finish, but it's a perfect match to the VS finish (at least to my eyes). It's a beautiful sink and very functional.Side note:Where I live air gaps are required by code or a Johnson Tee can be used, but check with your city/county, you might be able to get away with not having to put in an air gap and instead do a high loop or they might accept the DW manufactures installation guide, if it states that it doesn't require an air gap for that particular dishwasher. If the DW mfg doesn't require an air gap for their unit, I would still put in a high loop as a back-up to it, which doesn't require cutting a hole into the countertop or sink.
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