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This Karran quartz apron-front farmhouse sink brings a matte black finish and equal double-bowl configuration to kitchens where the sink is meant to be seen. It undermounts into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops and requires a 36-inch-wide base cabinet built to accept an apron-front sink.
The defining feature of a farmhouse sink is its exposed front panel, the part of the sink that faces outward at the cabinet face rather than hiding behind the countertop. In black quartz, that panel becomes an intentional design element, grounding the kitchen with a strong horizontal form. The equal double-bowl layout supports a natural division of tasks: one side for soaking, the other for rinsing or active prep. Each bowl is 14-3/4 inches long by 16-3/4 inches wide and 9 inches deep, giving useful volume on both sides without the asymmetry of a 60/40 configuration.
The sink body is quartz composite, a material built from natural quartz bound with acrylic resin. In this finish the surface reads as a consistent matte black, with the color running through the material rather than sitting as a coating on top. Quartz composite is dense and resists the kind of heat a busy kitchen sends toward the sink: a pot pulled from the stove, rapidly changing water temperatures, everyday contact with cookware. The non-porous surface resists staining and does not let food residue bond the way a more porous basin can. This SKU is finished in Black; the same sink is offered in additional colors if a different finish suits the kitchen better.
This is a sink for a kitchen that is being built or substantially remodeled, where the countertop is being fabricated new. It is an undermount design that cannot drop into an existing cutout, so it needs a countertop cut for this specific footprint. It is designed to install into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops. The base cabinet must be at least 36 inches wide and configured for an apron-front sink, which typically means the cabinet face rail is notched or removed to allow the apron panel to sit properly. Designers specifying a black quartz sink for a transitional, modern, or high-contrast kitchen, and cabinet shops building the case to receive it, will find this sink a direct fit for that scope of work.
No. This is an undermount sink designed for new countertops only. It cannot be installed into an existing countertop that already has a sink cutout.
It is designed to undermount into laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops.
Yes. An apron-front sink requires a base cabinet built or modified to accept the exposed front panel. A standard full-face-frame cabinet will need the lower face rail notched or removed. Confirm the base cabinet is configured for a farmhouse sink before ordering.
No. This sink is not ADA compliant.
It is cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing compliance in North American installations.
Choose this sink for a kitchen where the apron front is part of the design and the finish needs to hold up to real daily use, with certifications in place and a quartz composite body that handles heat, stains, and the pace of a working kitchen.
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