Is it drop-in or undermount? Do you have the room to get larger if needed or are you limited by space/customer constraints?

You could try Franke

Brain fart , I see you said undermount

 

I would ask these companies for the actual dimension of the sink if you find anything close. I did something bad once(cut the wrong size in a countertop) and no one had the size that i needed listed. I went to my supplier with a taper measure and found the size that i needed which was different than what it said on the box.

 

I just checked a few different suppliers , that's a pretty oddball size for sho, good luck

 

We've sent a sketch to Elkay to price a custom sized sink. We'll see what they come back with.

Thanks for the responses

 

Check out Franke sinks, you might find what you looking for but be ready to pay, they're not cheap. Here is a link for a sink that size.

I hope it helps, good luck

 

I know it's not as popular as American Standard..but have you tried Hansgrohe? One place to get them, if that helps...http://www.ibathtile.com/bathrooms-kitchens/Hansgrohe.html

 

So what did you get? It's been a while..

 

CharlieM:

I disagree with your refinishing company. A palm sander and assorted sandpaper grits, red and gray Scotchbrite pads, and a stainless steel sink will look like new in less than an hour. I've done it.

 

Existing sink is porcelain coated steel.

 

You should consider a copper sink!