Gray Quartz Tone and a Drop-In Fit for Any Counter

This Karran single-bowl kitchen sink drops into a standard 33-inch cabinet and installs as a top mount into any countertop material, bringing a warm, neutral gray quartz surface to the kitchen without a countertop material restriction.

Key Features

• Top-mount installation compatible with all countertop materials, including laminate, wood, tile, quartz, granite, and solid surface.
• Gray quartz composite body that carries the neutral tone through the entire material, not just the surface.
• Single bowl with a 9-inch interior depth for handling large pots, sheet pans, and tall items.
• 30 x 16-1/4 inch bowl interior with a 3-1/2 inch drain opening.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified to meet North American plumbing code requirements.
• 33-inch minimum cabinet width for a straightforward drop-in fit in a standard base cabinet.

A Drop-In Sink That Works With the Counter You Already Have

Most undermount quartz sinks require a hard countertop like granite or quartz to bond to, which limits where they can go. This top-mount sink removes that constraint. It rests on a visible rim that sits on the countertop surface, so it works in laminate, tile, wood, solid surface, or stone counters without any adhesive bonding or countertop-specific prep. That makes it a practical choice in a kitchen remodel where the countertop is staying, or in a new build where the countertop material hasn't locked you in yet.

Gray Quartz That Reads as a Design Choice

Gray is a useful neutral in kitchens because it pairs with both warm and cool cabinet finishes without pulling the room in either direction. The quartz composite construction carries the gray through the full depth of the material, so chips or scuffs at the rim or bowl edge don't expose a different color underneath. The non-porous quartz surface resists staining and makes cleanup straightforward after prep work or soaking.

Sized for the Home Kitchen, Built for Volume Work

At 30 inches long and 9 inches deep, the single bowl handles the scale of a busy kitchen: a full-size roasting pan fits flat, and tall stockpots drop in without tipping. Cabinet shops and contractors specifying for a multi-unit project will find the 33-inch minimum cabinet width lines up with a standard base cabinet, which reduces field measuring and custom cutout work. Homeowners upgrading a kitchen get a sink that installs without structural changes to the counter.

Common Questions

A Neutral Gray Sink Ready for a Standard Cabinet

Choose this sink for a gray quartz drop-in that fits a 33-inch base cabinet, works with any countertop material, and holds its tone through years of kitchen use.