Advance Tabco
Advance Tabco 7-PS-27D Bolt-On Side Splash 24x10 20ga 300
Stainless-steel bolt-on side splash, 24 in. wide by 10 in. high, 20-gauge, for Advance Tabco hand-wash sinks
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- Bolt-on mounting simplifies installation on Advance Tabco hand wash sinks
- 20-gauge stainless steel resists corrosion in wet environments
- 24-inch overall width covers standard sink side profiles
- 9-3/4-inch splash height contains water effectively
- Model 7-PS-27D designed for direct compatibility with Advance Tabco sinks
Bolt-On Side Splash for Hand-Wash Sinks
The Advance Tabco 7-PS-27D is a stainless-steel side splash designed to bolt onto compatible hand-wash sinks. It measures 24 inches wide and 9-3/4 inches high, built from 20-gauge material for durable splash protection in commercial settings.
Replaces loose or damaged splash guards
This unit upgrades a missing or worn side panel that lets water escape onto walls and floors. The bolt-on mounting makes the swap straightforward when the existing sink has the matching hole pattern and the 23-3/8-inch splash width aligns with the basin edge.
Suits kitchens using Advance Tabco hand-wash sinks
Facilities that need a precise 24-by-10-inch stainless shield will find the fit exact. Builders working with other sink brands or requiring a taller, wider or weld-in splash should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Bolt-on mounting simplifies installation on Advance Tabco hand wash sinks
- 20-gauge stainless steel resists corrosion in wet environments
- 24-inch overall width covers standard sink side profiles
- 9-3/4-inch splash height contains water effectively
- Model 7-PS-27D designed for direct compatibility with Advance Tabco sinks
Specifications
| Brand | Advance Tabco |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What sink width does the 24 inch overall splash match?
The 24 inch overall width is designed for Advance Tabco hand wash sinks with the same 24 inch dimension.
How do I bolt the 20 gauge stainless splash to the sink deck?
Align the pre-drilled holes, insert the supplied bolts through the splash flange and sink deck, then tighten the nuts from underneath — skipping the bottom nuts is the common error.
When should I replace the 20 gauge stainless side splash?
Replace it if the 20 gauge stainless steel shows dents, corrosion spots or loose bolt holes that no longer hold the splash rigid against the sink.
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