A purpose-built replacement kitchen sink for RV use, the Lippert 809029 brings a clean parchment finish and smart double-bowl layout to your galley. Lightweight ABS acrylic construction keeps the weight to under 6 lbs., and built-in channel grooves keep water moving toward the drains instead of pooling in the bowls.
RV kitchen sinks take a beating -- they flex with road vibration, see daily dish duty, and have to fit a very specific cutout. Lippert designed the 809029 specifically for this environment. The double-bowl galley layout gives you a working side and a rinse side in the same 25-inch footprint, while the low 6.6-inch depth keeps adequate cabinet storage underneath.
ABS acrylic is the right material choice here. It will not rust, pit, or corrode the way stainless can in a wet RV environment, and at 5.79 lbs. it is 20-25% lighter than a comparable fiberglass bowl -- a real advantage when you are working alone under a tight deadline before a trip.
Two separate basins in a 25" x 17" footprint -- one side for washing, one side for rinsing or draining -- without sacrificing counter space.
Molded channel grooves in each bowl direct water toward the drain opening and prevent puddles from sitting in the basin between uses.
Harder surface than standard ABS plastic resists everyday scuffs from pots, utensils, and cast iron cookware common in camp cooking.
At 5.79 lbs., this sink is 20-25% lighter than fiberglass equivalents. One person can lift, position, and secure it without a helper.
The 809029 is a direct-replacement RV kitchen sink sized for a 25" x 17" cutout opening. It is sold as a drop-in (self-rimming) sink -- the rim rests on the countertop and is sealed with plumber's putty or silicone sealant. Before ordering, measure your existing cutout opening (not the counter hole -- the finished hole dimension) and confirm it matches 25" x 17".
This sink fits many mid-size and full-size Class A, Class C, fifth-wheel, and travel trailer coach kitchens that originally shipped with a parchment-tone double galley sink. It is a common OEM replacement for Lippert-sourced sinks found in coaches built by Forest River, Coachmen, and Keystone, among others, though you should always confirm cutout dimensions against your specific floor plan before purchase.
Installation is a straightforward drop-in process for a DIYer comfortable with basic plumbing connections: