Zanduco 20 x 16 x 6 Stainless Steel Floor Mop Sink 16 Gauge with Drain Basket

Constructed from 16-gauge stainless steel, which is heavier and more impact-resistant than the 18-gauge or 20-gauge found in lighter-duty sinks. At floor level, the sink is exposed to mop bucket impacts, foot traffic near the edges, and frequent direct water contact, all of which a heavier gauge handles without denting or corroding.

The drain basket captures debris, mop fibers, and particulate before they enter the drain line, which is the most common cause of slow or blocked floor sink drains in commercial kitchens. Keeping the basket clean and in place eliminates most clogs before they start, which directly reduces emergency service calls.

The optional drain pipe is not included and must be purchased and installed separately. Before installation, confirm your floor drain rough-in location aligns with the sink's drain outlet position. A licensed plumber should handle the drain connection to ensure compliance with local code and avoid issues during health inspections.

The unit is covered by a 180-day warranty. Do not use the sink to dispose of grease, chemicals, or materials not suited for floor drain disposal in your jurisdiction. Avoid applying excessive downward force on the rim or using the sink edge as a step or platform. Modifications to the basin, drain, or mounting position after installation will void coverage.

The 6-inch bowl depth keeps the profile low, which is ideal for dish rooms and kitchen utility areas where staff need to fill standard mop buckets without lifting them. Full-service restaurants, cafeteria kitchens, food processing facilities, and commercial laundry areas all benefit from a low-profile floor mop sink that eliminates the back strain of lifting heavy buckets.

Remove and rinse the drain basket after every use to clear accumulated debris. Scrub the basin with a stainless steel-safe cleaner and a nylon brush at least once daily in high-use kitchens. Rinse thoroughly with clean water afterward. Periodically inspect the drain basket for cracks or wear that could allow debris to pass through, and replace it if damaged.

A floor-mounted sink eliminates the need to lift a full mop bucket to a wall-mounted or countertop sink height. That single difference significantly reduces repetitive lifting strain on cleaning staff and speeds up the mop-and-fill cycle during cleaning rotations. For more sink options, see the full range of commercial mop sinks.