Elkay Stainless Steel Scullery Sink, Without Faucet, 14 Gauge, Floor Mounting Type - WNSF83454

Elkay Stainless Steel Scullery Sink, Without Faucet, 14 Gauge, Floor Mounting Type - WNSF83454

Marsoni

M251S

$3441.57

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Elkay Stainless Steel Scullery Sink, Without Faucet, 14 Gauge, Floor Mounting Type - WNSF83454This Elkay Weldbilt Floor Mount, Triple Compartment Scullery Sink has an 8" high full length sloped backsplash to help prevent wall moisture damage and staining. In addition, it helps resist grime and is 2 thick to allow for plumbing. There is a channel rim design with 2 apron, slanting sanitary turn under, and inward sloping rim to help minimize spillage. The sink compartments are pitched to drain and have a 3 center drain opening in each. It has

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