Parmi 60/40 Double Bowl for Kitchens Where Space Is at a Premium
The Ruvati RVM4500 delivers the Parmi collection's 60/40 double bowl layout in a compact 29-1/2" footprint — making it the right choice for kitchens that need two functional basins but don't have the cabinet space for a larger sink. The main left bowl at 15-7/8" wide and 9" deep handles the heavy lifting, while the secondary right bowl at 10-5/8" wide and 7" deep provides a dedicated space for rinsing, disposal, or staging. The classic gently curved corners give the sink a timeless look that suits both traditional and transitional kitchen designs.
16-Gauge T-304 Stainless Steel in a Compact Undermount Profile
• Compact 29-1/2" Width: 60/40 double bowl, 33" minimum base cabinet
• 60/40 Double Bowl: 9" deep main bowl (left) + 7" prep bowl (right)
• Gently Curved Corners: Classic aesthetic that complements traditional and transitional kitchens
• 16-Gauge T-304 Steel: Premium 18/10 Chromium/Nickel — will never rust or stain
• 2 Stainless Steel Rinse Grids: Protect both basins from impact and scratches
• 2 Basket Strainer Drains: Catch debris while allowing free water flow
• Commercial-Grade Brushed Finish: Hides scratches and easy to clean
• Soundproof Coating: Heavy-duty rubber padding minimizes noise and condensation
• Undermount Installation: Cutout templates and mounting clips included
• 3.5" Drain Openings: Fit any standard garbage disposal
• cUPC Certified: Tested by IAPMO to meet all US and Canadian plumbing standards
• Ruvati USA Limited Lifetime Warranty
Common Questions Answered
What is the smallest base cabinet the RVM4500 will fit into?
The RVM4500 requires a minimum 33" base cabinet — two inches narrower than the 35" typically needed for a 34" double bowl sink. That difference matters in galley kitchens, older homes with fixed cabinetry, or any renovation where the cabinet run is constrained. Despite the compact exterior, the 60/40 bowl split still delivers a 9" deep main bowl and a 7" prep bowl, so you're not trading away functionality to gain the smaller footprint.
How does the 60/40 split work in a sink this compact?
The asymmetric layout prioritizes the main bowl — at 15-7/8" wide and 9" deep, it handles standard pots, pans, and everyday cookware without feeling cramped. The secondary bowl at 10-5/8" wide and 7" deep is purpose-sized for rinsing, disposal use, or keeping a colander in place while the main bowl is in use. The staggered depths also mean the right bowl sits slightly higher, which many users find more comfortable for lighter prep tasks that don't require reaching down into a full-depth basin.
Start your journey with a kitchen sink that proves great design doesn't require a large footprint.
