Sink replacement

[Gypsycouple]

I recently just made a purchase of a 13ft Burro, the kitchen sink is missing and I found a Scamp sink online, I was wondering if this would be a suitable replacement? Thanks

[Borrego Dave]

Originally Posted by Gypsycouple

I recently just made a purchase of a 13ft Burro, the kitchen sink is missing and I found a Scamp sink online, I was wondering if this would be a suitable replacement? Thanks

Welcome to FGRV, kind of surprised that no ones answered. I don't have a Burro but an rv sink isn't any different than your house sink. For rv's they are plastic or metal and as long as the LxWxD is good, any of them will work. The depth you can use you'll have to figure as what ever plumbing may be left will some what determine how deep it can be. You may also look into a Hepvo trap to replace the common P trap used under sinks, it may give you a bit more clearance for a deeper sink.

[Donna D.]

It seems like most all-molded-towables typically use a "bar" sink. Either in plastic or stainless steel. Measure the cut out in your trailer counter and go to a big box store like Lowes or Home Depot and check out the offerings. You can probably find something local and save yourself shipping charges.

[steelypip]

Helpful Donna called it first. It's probably one of about three standard sizes of bar or hand washing sinks - all are very commonly available anywhere in North America. You do, of course, have the option of putting something different in, but I'd recommend living with something similar to the original for a while before you decide to make an 'upgrade.'