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This Karran quartz kitchen sink is a 60/40 double-bowl, drop-in sink that installs from above into any countertop material. It arrives in a Concrete finish, a muted gray-toned surface that blends naturally with stone-look countertops, raw concrete counters, and neutral kitchen palettes.
A 60/40 bowl configuration gives one larger basin for washing pots and pans and one smaller basin to set aside for rinsing produce, soaking, or keeping a colander in place while the other side stays clear. This is a more practical split than an equal double-bowl sink for kitchens where the two sides serve distinct jobs. The drop-in installation means it seats into the countertop cutout from above, so the perimeter rim rests on the counter surface and the bowl hangs below. That makes it compatible with every major countertop material from laminate and butcher block to granite and quartz, without requiring the countertop to be fabricated for an undermount.
The sink body is a quartz composite material that delivers the weight and density of stone at consistent color through the body. The Concrete finish reads as a warm, textured gray, distinct from a cool neutral gray and closer to the tonal quality of raw or poured concrete. It pairs naturally with cement-look tile, raw wood cabinetry, matte black hardware, and stone-look laminate countertops. The matte surface keeps water spots and minor scuffs from reading sharply, which matters in a working kitchen sink.
This is a strong fit for a kitchen remodel or new build where the designer or homeowner wants the industrial warmth of a concrete palette without the maintenance and weight of an actual concrete sink. Because it drops in from above, it works equally well in a laminate kitchen as in a fabricated quartz counter, which makes it practical for mid-range remodels, rental properties, or builder-grade kitchens being upgraded with better fixtures. Cabinet shops and contractors planning a full kitchen build will find the 33-inch minimum cabinet requirement straightforward for a standard base cabinet run. The cUPC and IAPMO certifications support code-compliance in residential projects.
Yes. This is a top mount sink designed for all countertop materials. As long as the cutout dimensions align with the sink and your cabinet is at least 33 inches wide, it can drop into an existing or new counter.
Both bowls are 9 inches deep and 16-3/4 inches wide, but their front-to-back length differs. The left bowl is 14-1/4 inches and the right bowl is 14-1/4 inches. The split refers to the proportional division of the total sink length between the two basins rather than a difference in depth or width.
No. This sink is not ADA compliant.
It is cUPC certified and IAPMO certified, supporting code compliance in most residential and commercial plumbing applications.
Choose this sink for a concrete-finish quartz bowl that drops into any counter and brings an industrial edge to a working kitchen without the weight or upkeep of real concrete.
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