Jim W in Tampa
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Well if its not residential then it is an OTHER THAN.I really dont think nec gave this enough thinking.Plenty of gray print to wash in that sink.What exactly is PERMANENT ? Bet i can remove it.jtester said:I'm not a plumbing designer, but I believe that commercial kitchens are required to have 3 compartment sinks, wash-rinse-sanitize. If you have a 2 compartment sink I think you have an argument that it's not a commercial kitchen.
If you loose the argument, ask the inspector why a 1 or 2 compartment sink is permissible, unless the plumber is your friend.
Jim T
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