A Concrete-Finish Quartz Undermount Sink for Modern and Industrial Kitchens

This Karran single-bowl undermount sink brings a concrete-toned quartz composite surface to the kitchen, mounting beneath granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops for a clean, rimless install.

Key Features

• Concrete finish quartz composite body that suits industrial, modern farmhouse, and transitional kitchen designs.
• Single bowl configuration with a 9-inch inside depth for full-sized pots and sheet pans.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops only.
• Minimum 27-inch cabinet width required for proper fit and installation.
• 3-1/2-inch drain opening for standard strainer and disposal flange compatibility.
• cUPC certified quartz material.

One Deep Bowl, No Counter Rim

A single uninterrupted bowl means there is no divider to work around when washing sheet pans, tall stockpots, or oversize cutting boards. At 9 inches deep and 22 by 16-3/4 inches inside, the bowl handles full kitchen loads without the overhead feel of a divided basin. Because it undermounts, the countertop surface runs flush to the sink edge with no raised rim to clean around, which keeps the workspace simple and wipe-down easy.

Concrete Tone in Quartz Composite

The sink is made from quartz composite and finished in a concrete tone, a warm neutral that reads as raw and muted without the maintenance demands of actual concrete. The finish bridges the gap between the poured-concrete aesthetic popular in industrial and loft-style kitchens and the practical durability of an engineered quartz surface. It pairs naturally with matte black hardware, brushed stainless fixtures, and darker stone countertops.

Countertop Pairing and Install Planning

This sink is designed for undermount installation only and requires a countertop in granite, quartz, or solid surface. It is built for new countertop installations rather than retrofitting into an existing cutout, so it suits a remodel or new build where the counter is being fabricated or replaced. Confirm the cabinet is at least 27 inches wide before ordering, and check the 24-3/8 by 19-1/8 inch overall footprint against the available depth. Contractors and cabinet shops planning a concrete-tone palette will find it coordinates easily with the industrial and modern-transitional palettes common in current kitchen renovations.

Common Questions

The Concrete Look Without the Upkeep

Choose this sink when the design calls for a raw, industrial tone and the installation requires a durable, certified quartz undermount that holds up to daily kitchen use.