A purpose-built replacement sink for RV kitchens where every inch counts. The Lippert 809030 delivers a full double-bowl layout in a compact 25 x 17 footprint, built from lightweight scratch-resistant ABS acrylic that makes DIY installation a realistic afternoon project -- no tile work, no heavy lifting.
RV kitchens demand more from less space. The Lippert 809030 splits a 25-inch opening into two usable bowls so you can wash on one side and rinse, drain, or stage prep work on the other -- a genuine workflow upgrade over a single-bowl sink of similar width.
The ABS acrylic construction keeps the sink at just 5.79 lbs., which is 20-25% lighter than a comparable fiberglass unit. That matters in an RV where every pound affects payload, and it makes solo installation straightforward without a second set of hands.
Angled channel grooves direct water toward the drains continuously, eliminating standing water that causes staining and odor in a stationary sink.
ABS acrylic resists the everyday abrasion of RV life better than standard plastics, keeping the white finish looking clean season after season.
At 5.79 lbs., this sink is 20-25% lighter than a fiberglass equivalent -- easier to maneuver during install and kinder to your rig's weight budget.
Standard drop-in fit into a cut countertop opening. No special tools or professional plumber required for a straightforward DIY replacement job.
The 809030 is designed as a drop-in replacement for existing RV double-bowl sink openings. Measure your current cutout carefully before ordering -- the overall sink dimension is 25 x 17 x 6.6 inches, but your countertop cutout must accommodate the rim overlap on all four sides. Standard 1.5-inch or 1.75-inch drain assemblies fit the drain openings (drain hardware is not included -- see below).
For a complete replacement job, pair this sink with a set of 1.5-inch or 1.75-inch RV-rated drain basket assemblies. Valterra and Lippert both offer compatible drain kits. A standard P-trap configured for RV cabinetry depth (typically a low-profile or offset P-trap) will be needed to connect both bowls to the gray water drain line.