double undermount kitchen sink
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Most listings are designed for undermount installation, but many also offer dual-mount (can be installed as either undermount or drop-in/top-mount). In other words, undermount is the common method here, with several models providing optional top-mount compatibility.
Basin depths in the listings are typically around 10 inches, with at least one farmhouse/fireclay option listed at about 9 inches — so expect depths in the ~9–10 inch range.
Common included accessories are bottom/basket grids, basket strainers and drain assemblies, roll-up drying racks, colanders, and cutting boards.
Many listings feature sound-dampening pads or mats, noise-reducing insulation or rubber pads, and anti-condensation or undercoating to protect cabinets and reduce noise.
Listings describe sloped bottoms, X-shaped or channel grooves, and rear-set or standard 3.5-inch drains — features designed to speed water flow and reduce pooling.