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This Karran apron front farmhouse sink brings a matte black quartz surface and an unequal 60/40 double-bowl layout to kitchens where the design makes as much of an impression as the function. It mounts beneath the countertop with the front apron panel left exposed, the defining detail of the farmhouse profile.
A 60/40 split does something a 50/50 sink cannot: it gives one bowl enough room to handle a full load of dishes or a large stock pot while the smaller bowl stays clear for rinsing produce, draining pasta, or keeping a separate prep task going. The larger left bowl measures 17-1/4 inches long by 16-3/4 inches wide and 9 inches deep. The right bowl runs 11-1/4 inches long at the same width and depth. Together they cover a 34-inch span that fits a 36-inch minimum cabinet width. For a kitchen that handles real volume, the asymmetry is a workflow advantage rather than a compromise.
The sink is quartz composite, an engineered material that pairs the density and look of stone with a consistent color throughout. The matte black surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which means water spots and minor surface marks are far less visible than they would be on a polished finish. The apron front adds surface area, and all of it wipes clean. Both bowls sit at 9 inches of inside depth, giving enough clearance for tall pots without the sink feeling like a pit. This finish is one of six colors in the line, and it is the choice for kitchens built around a darker, more graphic palette.
This sink fits a kitchen remodel or new build where the farmhouse apron front is part of the design plan and the countertop is laminate, solid surface, or granite. Because it is an undermount apron front, the cabinet must be a farmhouse-specific base built to leave the apron exposed. It is not a drop-in and cannot be retrofitted into a standard cabinet opening. Designers specifying a dark, contemporary farmhouse kitchen and cabinet shops building to that brief will find the black finish particularly useful for coordinating hardware, faucets, and surrounding cabinetry. The cUPC and IAPMO certifications satisfy standard residential plumbing inspection requirements in the United States and Canada.
It is designed to undermount into laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops. Confirm your countertop type matches one of these before ordering.
Yes. An apron front sink requires a farmhouse-specific base cabinet that leaves the front panel exposed. A standard base cabinet will not work. The minimum cabinet width required is 36 inches.
No. This sink is not ADA compliant.
Each bowl has a 3-1/2 inch drain opening, which accepts standard waste fittings.
It is cUPC and IAPMO certified, meeting residential plumbing code requirements in the US and Canada.
Choose this sink for a kitchen where the apron front is a design anchor and the work surface needs to keep up with serious daily use, in matte black quartz that holds its finish and its form.
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