Is this sink 16 gauge?
1500653
Not Sure if 16 or 18 , but think it's the thinner of the two. However, it works and looks great. Wife loves it and it is heaped full of dishes, pots, & pans by end of week. Hasn't showed any sign of weakness. Very deep, lots of room. Awesome value.
1933195
Not sure I understand the question but this is a very high quality sink. Heavy gauge steel is nice and it is a very quiet sink. Doesn't have that clangy sound that some of the cheaper, thinner stainless sinks have.
16045
The sink is 18 gauge stainless steel. It is solid and works great in our laundry room which is not too large.
1491092
This sink (the whole Sterling line of sinks) is made by Kohler. If you go their website, the McAllister is listed as 18 gauge...(search their site by Sterling and you will find it and specs..i think the next one listed is 20 gauge). I am very happy with it but it does get scratched so use a rack to protect it from metal pans. They sell ones designed for it but i got a cheap small one for just one side
133345
16 gauge is sufficient, we would recommend however to check into the power amp that is driving that speaker for clarity.
2142453
Cheap sink - I sent mine back. I don not recommend the dual rectangular design unless you go to thicker 16 gauge stainless. I bought an upgraded sink from my counter fabricator and am very happy with it.
2171061
Daniels,I didn't check the actual gauge of the stainless, however in my opinion, it's ok for the purpose. It is a satin finish, and a good value for this product, however it's not a heavy highly polished stainless steel sink that may sell for $600 or more.
2072178
I'm sorry I do not know the answer to that question, but the sink is beautiful. Maybe manufacturer can answer that question.
1232641
It was nice and tight for the 12 gauge, but the difference (.73 " Vs .66") may be two loose for your 16 gauge, I would contact MFG., and see what they recommend. they
1876549
So sorry I don't remember. Plus I have moved from the house we installed this sink. I can tell you it was beautiful and really worth the money. I liked it better than the sinks I seen at Lowes and Home Depot. Maybe you can contact Talus Design Inc (customer service). Good luck.
1262302
I put a ruler on the steel, and it is over 1mm thick. That would make it 18 gauge. The metal is very rigid, and powder coated to prevent corrosion. A very nice product.
596078
According to the specifications on Elkay's website, this sink is #18 gauge, type 304 (18-8) nickel bearing stainless steel. Made in USA.
1830602
The gauge indicates the thickness of the metal to the sink. And a good one too!
155814
I can't say because the sink has been installed as an undermount and I don't think being installed would give you an accurate measurement There are different installs for an undermount - some reveal more than sink then others. Love this sink. I don't think there is a better quality one anywhere. You get everything you need in a high quality - except for the disposal.
56543
It measures 0.024" thick at the spout and the lid. So that would make it 24 Gauge.
214424
I believe it is 16 gauge stainless steel (or whatever the highest end stainless sink models use). It is made very well. I have seen this sink in many places for sale which leads me to believe it it made by an independent manufacturer who puts various names on the sink. The name on ours is Ariel.
326867
I do not know. However, when I bought, I did not know the sink number for my sink. The picture looked identical and I measured the sink and the measurement were identical. I would suggest measuring your sink and if the picture looks like your sink, go ahead and order it. You can always return it.