John Boos Freestanding Stainless Steel Multi-Station Hand Wash Sink, 100 Inch Wide, 5 Single Faucet Holes
John Boos Freestanding Stainless Steel Multi-Station Hand Wash Sink, 100 Inch Wide, 5 Single Faucet Holes
19-5/8 Inch Deep x 41 Inch High, Type 300 Stainless Steel, Knocked-Down, Adjustable Flanged Feet
A durable, space-efficient hand wash sink built for busy commercial facilities, with five faucet openings, a stable stainless steel base, and easy leveling support.
- 100-inch freestanding multi-station sink designed for high-traffic handwashing areas.
- Five single 1-inch faucet holes support multiple user stations.
- 16-gauge Type 300 stainless steel construction with a polished satin finish.
- 5-inch-deep bowls with drainage-formed bottoms and a 3-1/2-inch die-stamped opening.
- Stainless steel legs, adjustable bracing, and flanged leveling feet provide a sturdy install.
- Knocked-down shipping helps reduce freight cost.
- Made in the USA.
Overall Dimensions:
100.0"W x 19.63"D x 41.0"HProduct Weight:
97.0 lbFreestanding Multi-Station Layout
A 100-inch-wide hand wash sink designed for multiple users, built as a freestanding unit for commercial restroom or wash station applications.
Five Single Faucet Openings
Model F1 includes five single 1-inch faucet holes for splash-mount faucet installation.
Deep Drainage Bowls
5-inch-deep bowls are formed to direct drainage to a 3-1/2-inch die-stamped opening.
Stainless Steel Construction
Built from 16-gauge Type 300 stainless steel with a #4 polish and satin finish for durability and easy cleaning.
Stainless Steel Base Support
Includes stainless steel legs, 1-1/4-inch round bracing, and gusset reinforcement for added stability.
Adjustable Flanged Feet
1-inch adjustable stainless steel flanged feet with holes help level the sink on uneven floors.
Knocked-Down Shipping
Ships knocked down to help reduce shipping cost and simplify freight handling.
Made in USA
Manufactured in the United States.
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