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The Karran Elite EL-87-PK1 is a 36-inch 16-gauge stainless steel undermount kitchen sink with a 60/40 double-bowl configuration, designed to mount beneath granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops in a 36-inch or wider base cabinet.
The 60/40 split gives this sink a clear division of labor. The larger left bowl handles the volume work: soaking sheet pans, rinsing large produce, or holding a colander. The smaller right bowl stays free for rinsing, draining, or a second task running at the same time. Because it undermounts, the countertop surface runs clean to the bowl edges with no exposed rim to collect water or debris, and wiping down the counter means everything goes straight into the sink.
At 16 gauge, this is thicker stainless than the 18-gauge material common in entry-level kitchen sinks. The thicker wall adds rigidity, reduces flex under heavy pots, and dampens sound better than thinner sheet metal. The stainless finish reads as a clean, neutral tone that pairs with most countertop materials and cabinet finishes without competing with them.
This is the right call for a primary kitchen sink in a new build or a full kitchen remodel where the countertop is being fabricated. Because it is an undermount, it needs a countertop that supports below-counter mounting, such as granite, quartz, or solid surface. A laminate countertop is not a compatible substrate. The 36-inch overall length and 22-1/4-inch front-to-back dimension require a 36-inch base cabinet at minimum. Designers specifying for a high-use household kitchen or a professional-grade residential installation will find the 60/40 bowl geometry more functional than a 50/50 equal split when one bowl routinely needs to hold larger items.
It is designed to undermount into granite, quartz, and solid surface countertops. It is not rated for laminate.
The larger bowl (19-3/4 inches long) is on the left, and the smaller bowl (13 inches long) is on the right. Both bowls are 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep.
Yes, it is IAPMO certified, which supports plumbing code compliance in most jurisdictions.
Undermount sinks like this one are best suited for new countertop installations where the cutout and bonding can be sized to the sink. Plan it into a new or replacement countertop rather than retrofitting an existing cutout.
Choose this sink when a split-bowl, heavy-gauge stainless undermount is the right tool for the job: a primary kitchen sink with room for serious use and a clean countertop connection that holds up over years of daily work.
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