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Duratop Epoxy Lipped Drop-In SINKS

Lipped Drop-In Duratop epoxy sinks are molded in one piece construction
with inside corners coved, with the bottom dished to the drain outlet. All Duratop
epoxy sinks should be installed by creating a routed groove to the depth of the rim thickness,
in the top surface of the epoxy or solid phenolic countertop, to receive the sink rim. The rim of the sink should be flush with the top of the countertop surface. The rebated edge can be prepared at the factory during fabrication or may be routed in the field with diamond tipped routers. Set sink in Epoxy adhesive and fill remainder of groove with epoxy adhesive. Remove excess adhesive and or sealant while still wet and finish joint for neat appearance and reduction of open spaces that may collect water, liquids or bacteria.

Architectural Specification for LABORATORY SINKS
Epoxy Resin
a. Manufacturer or Supplier of Lipped Drop-In Epoxy sinks shall be the manufacturer or supplier of the epoxy resin work surfaces specified elsewhere.
b. Laboratory Sinks:
1. Drop-in Type: Drop in installation by Division 11 and 12 in epoxy resin
work surface. Color to match work surface. Also known as integral sink units.
2. All exposed edges shall be radiused not less than 1/4 inch (6 mm).
3. Sink shall be set 1/8 inch (3 mm) below the level of the adjacent
surface.
4. Provide epoxy resin or polypropylene sink outlet with strainer, stopper and
open-end overflow, and install in sink with continuous bead of
epoxy resin adhesive. .
5. Provide tailpiece compatible with waste piping system for all
sinks unless otherwise specified. Refer to Division 23 for piping
requirements.
6. ADA handicap areas to have 5" to 6.2" (127mm to 157.5mm) maximum depth
from top of counter surface to depth of bowl.

ADA Sink Models below:

The Americans with Disabilities Act (9PL 101-336) approved ADA Handicapped Sink Units

NEW - Tri-Facial and Eclipse Sinks and all Lipped Drop-In style Sinks listed below:

Note: Any of the Lipped Drop-In Duratop Epoxy sinks listed above can be cut down, fabricated and finished to a more shallow depth to meet ADA requirements or specification. The conversion would allow for undercounter mounting.

ADA Compliance:
Science/Chemistry rooms:  At least one work station should be fully wheelchair accessible including sink, gas and water faucets/spigots, shelves, and chemicals and equipment.  Even more importantly, the safety equipment including the eyewash, first aid kit, and similar equipment must be fully accessible.

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