Ruvati epiGranite 32 x 19 inch Undermount Granite Composite Quartz Double Bowl Kitchen Sink

The Ruvati epiGranite RVG2388 is a 32″ x 19″ double bowl undermount kitchen sink with two equal basins and a flush, rimless mounting line beneath the counter. Solid granite composite construction is colored all the way through, non-porous, and resistant to stains and heat up to 536°F. See the low-divide (RVG2385) undermount sink or the topmount double bowl options if you'd rather have a visible rim.

Features

• MADE IN ITALY: Each Ruvati epiGranite sink is meticulously crafted by skilled Italian artisans.
• COLOR-THROUGH-BODY CONSTRUCTION: Granite composite is colored all the way through for a rich, consistent look that will never discolor.
• 80% CRUSHED NATURAL GRANITE: Extreme durability and strength — withstands high temperatures up to 536°F, more scratch and impact resistant than quartz composite.
• NON-POROUS, ANTI-BACTERIAL RESIN: The remaining 20% is a proprietary resin that makes the sink completely non-porous, anti-bacterial, and resistant to stains and most household chemicals.
• NOISE-FREE: Thick, solid construction is naturally sound-absorbing.
• LARGE DOUBLE BOWL: 32″ wide by 19″ front-to-back gives plenty of usable basin space.
• UNDERMOUNT INSTALLATION: Cutout template and mounting clips are provided.
• GENTLY ROUNDED CORNERS: Optimal for easy cleaning.
• MATCHING STRAINERS: Two matching-color basket strainers included. Standard 3-1/2″ drain opening fits any garbage disposal unit (use the disposal's own flange when installing one).
• cUPC certified and tested by IAPMO to meet all US and Canadian plumbing standards
• Ruvati USA Limited Lifetime Warranty

What's Included

• Sink
• Two matching-color basket strainers (drain assembly)
• Mounting clips
• Cutout template and installation guide

Specifications

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