A White Quartz Apron-Front Sink for a Clean, Classic Kitchen

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink delivers a double 50/50 bowl layout and an exposed white quartz front panel in an undermount design sized for a 36-inch cabinet. It is cUPC and IAPMO certified and suited to laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops.

Key Features

• White apron-front profile with the panel exposed at the cabinet face for a farmhouse aesthetic.
• Equal 50/50 double bowl configuration for separating washing and rinsing or prep and cleanup tasks.
• Quartz composite construction that holds up to daily kitchen demands.
• Undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops.
• Requires a minimum 36-inch cabinet to seat the 34-inch-wide sink properly.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for code compliance across a wide range of jurisdictions.

Two Equal Bowls, One Unbroken Apron

The 50/50 bowl split keeps both sides at identical depth and interior width, so the sink works equally well whichever direction the workflow runs. One bowl holds a soaking pot while the other stays open for rinsing, or a cutting board bridges the divide for prep work over the basin. The apron-front style defines the look: the white front panel sits proud of the cabinet face rather than hiding behind the countertop edge, making the sink a visible part of the kitchen design rather than a surface detail.

Quartz in White

Quartz composite is a dense, hard-wearing material with consistent color through the body, not just on the surface. In White, the finish reads bright and neutral, pairing cleanly with painted cabinetry, marble-look countertops, or tile that carries a pale grout line. Each bowl is 9 inches deep with interior dimensions of 14-3/4 inches front to back and 16-3/4 inches side to side, giving enough room for tall pots and full sheet pans. The drain opening is 3-1/2 inches, a standard size that accepts most strainers and disposal flanges without adapters.

Built for New Countertops and Farmhouse-Ready Cabinets

Because this sink mounts under the counter and shows an exposed apron front, it has two fit requirements worth confirming before ordering. First, the cabinet must be set up for a farmhouse sink, meaning the face frame is cut or the door is removed to let the apron sit flush. Second, the countertop needs to be fabricated new around the sink rather than retrofitted into an existing cutout. It is designed to install into laminate, solid surface, and granite. A remodel or new build where both elements are in play is the right application. The 34-inch-wide by 21-1/4-inch-deep footprint calls for a 36-inch minimum cabinet width to land correctly.

Common Questions

White That Works in Any Farmhouse Kitchen

Choose this sink when the design calls for a bright white apron front that anchors the kitchen, holds up under heavy daily use, and meets code with cUPC and IAPMO certification already in hand.