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“Listed” sinks to pass inspection?

Waters | Posted in General Discussion on May 31, 2009 05:55am

Have you ever had an inspector locate and verify the “listed” stamp on a sink to pass your job?

“Listed” like UL, or AIMPO or others?

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renosteinke | May 31, 2009 06:48am | #1
In a commercial kitchen, the health department will want an "NSF" approval.

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