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This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink pairs a 60/40 split double bowl with an exposed bisque front panel, giving kitchens that favor warm, off-white palettes a farmhouse anchor built from quartz composite. It arrives as a kit and mounts beneath granite, laminate, or solid surface countertops.
The 60/40 bowl split is a practical departure from the equal double-bowl layout. The larger left basin handles the heavy work, full pots, large cutting boards rinsed over the drain, soaking cookware, and the smaller right basin stays open for a colander, a second task, or keeping the main bowl clear. The apron front sits proud of the cabinet face rather than tucking behind the countertop edge, so the sink becomes a visible design element rather than a surface detail. In a kitchen where the cabinetry, stone, or wood tones lean warm, bisque reads as part of the palette rather than a contrast to it.
The sink body is quartz composite, a dense engineered material well suited to a kitchen sink that takes daily impact, heat, and temperature swings. The bisque finish is a consistent warm off-white that runs through the material, so chips and nicks at the basin edge do not expose a different core color underneath. Quartz composite holds its surface better than acrylic under the kind of use a main kitchen sink sees. The kit format means what you receive is ready to plan into a countertop fabrication, not a component that needs additional sourcing before the countertop work begins.
This sink is built for kitchens being remodeled or built new, where the countertop is being fabricated to spec. It is designed to undermount into granite, laminate, or solid surface countertops and is not intended for drop-in installation. The cabinet must be set up for an apron-front sink, with the face frame notched or built to accept the exposed front panel, and must be at least 36 inches wide. The sink measures 34 inches side to side and 21-1/4 inches front to back, with individual bowl depths of 9 inches on each side. Drain openings are 3-1/2 inches. A kitchen designer or cabinet shop planning a farmhouse sink run should confirm the base cabinet spec and countertop material before the fabrication order goes in.
It is designed to undermount into granite, laminate, and solid surface countertops. It is not a drop-in sink.
Yes. An apron-front sink requires a base cabinet built or modified to accept the exposed front panel. The cabinet must also be at least 36 inches wide. A standard face-frame cabinet is not automatically apron-front ready.
No, this sink is not ADA compliant.
It is cUPC and IAPMO certified.
The left bowl is the larger of the two in the 60/40 split, measuring 17-1/4 inches in inside length. The right bowl is 11-1/4 inches inside length. Both are 16-3/4 inches wide and 9 inches deep.
For a kitchen built around warm, natural tones, this bisque quartz farmhouse sink anchors the design while delivering the practical split-bowl layout that a busy kitchen actually uses.
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