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Title: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: Gwar44 on August 14, 2025, 12:47:14 pm
Anyone know where to find a 25x17.5x4 inch deep single hole double bowl replacement sink for a 1997 rear bath 26.5 ?
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: Larry W on August 14, 2025, 02:34:51 pm
No suggestions on a source for a single sink, many have looked for years. The same goes for stainless steel sinks.

The major problem is finding a sink that is shallow enough for the drain to work. Too deep a sink will result in one that doesn't drain. To lower the plumbing to accommodate a deep sink would be a monumental task in most floor plans.
Let us know if you find something that works.

Larry
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: tlbh2o on August 14, 2025, 07:01:36 pm
We found one a few years ago at Bontragers Bontrager's Surplus – RV and Home Improvement Items (https://bontragers.com/).    It is a surplus store just north of the Indiana border. They had a couple in stock at the time. I can't imagine there was a big demand for them. You can call them or.check their website.
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: JonS on August 14, 2025, 09:41:28 pm
Somebody on here modified drains and installed a single tub sink a while ago. JOR maybe

Jon
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: jayway on August 15, 2025, 12:18:39 am
I used a single stainless 10 inch sink from Home Depot. Not much room for the drain and  No room for a p trap but it is nice to have a big sink

Jay
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: RonB on August 15, 2025, 01:54:14 am
Hi JayWay:  There are other ways than a 'P' trap.  RV Waterless P Trap Self Sealing to Prevent Foul Odors - RecPro (https://recpro.com/rv-waterless-p-trap-self-sealing-to-prevent-foul-odors/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=lmargshopping&campaignid=9823446363&adgroupid=121846229951&keyword=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=9823446363&gbraid=0AAAAADkYSqbwkpWypgDuHNJns2Qv_mGSm&gclid=CjwKCAjwkvbEBhApEiwAKUz6-6GUbPP2rxSnhtHHmU4j3UaKlRTtsX_IxSumT3Sf5gfNft0jPCi0mBoCCEEQAvD_BwE).  I'm not sure how well this would work. I have seen boating sinks that just had a drain on the side of the sink. (kind of a 'V' shape on the bottom back side of the sink.) 
    Jor did have a picture of his kitchen sink with no 'P' traps. Maybe under the floor? 
    Under kitchen sink plumbing (https://www.lazydazeowners.com/index.php?topic=38917.msg251808#gallery_251808)          RonB
Title: Re: kitchen sink replacement
Post by: jor on August 15, 2025, 10:30:00 am
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Somebody on here modified drains and installed a single tub sink
Here's a photo of my single tub sink. I never looked for a double tub. Maybe you'll have better luck than I in your search as I found it difficult to find a sink that would fit. This one took quite a bit of modification to get it in.

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Jor did have a picture of his kitchen sink with no 'P' traps
Ron is referring to one I used in another of our rigs. I was going to do the same in the LD but it would have made little difference so I went with the conventional p-trap.

Here's a photo of the plumbing under the single tub. The p-trap is actually in the compartment below.
jor