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This Karran WSA-46 is a 36-inch single-bowl apron-front kitchen sink in 16-gauge stainless steel that mounts beneath a quartz, granite, or solid surface countertop. It combines the exposed apron-front profile of a farmhouse sink with a deep workstation bowl designed to handle serious kitchen tasks.
A workstation sink is built around a wide, deep single bowl that gives room to move during real kitchen prep. The 10-inch bowl depth handles oversized cookware and mixing bowls without crowding the workspace, and the single-bowl layout keeps the full interior open rather than splitting it into two narrower compartments. The apron front adds a visual focal point at the cabinet face, making this sink a deliberate design choice as much as a functional one. For kitchen designers and remodelers who want a statement piece that also performs, the combination of the workstation depth and the farmhouse silhouette does both jobs.
Gauge matters with stainless sinks. At 16 gauge, this bowl is thicker than the 18-gauge steel common at lower price points, which reduces flex, mutes noise from running water and dropped utensils, and gives the sink a more solid feel at installation. The stainless finish is consistent with the material itself rather than an applied coating, so it holds up to the routine contact that a busy kitchen sink sees every day. Because the sink is an undermount, the countertop surface runs continuously to the bowl edge with no rim to interrupt the work surface or trap debris along the perimeter.
This is the right sink for a kitchen remodel or new build where the cabinetry is already set up for a farmhouse-style sink. An apron-front sink requires a cabinet built to receive it, one that is open or notched at the front to expose the apron panel. The 36-inch width needs a minimum 36-inch cabinet, and the undermount method requires a countertop in granite, quartz, or solid surface. It is well suited to a primary kitchen where cooking volume is high and a large single bowl is more useful than two divided compartments, and for designers specifying a kitchen where the sink is meant to be noticed.
Yes. The exposed front panel sits proud of the cabinet face, so the base cabinet needs to be built or modified to accept a farmhouse-style sink. Confirm your cabinet is set up for an apron-front sink before ordering.
It is designed to undermount into granite, quartz, and solid surface countertops. It is not intended for laminate or tile installations.
Yes. The lower gauge number means thicker steel, which reduces flex and sound compared to thinner-gauge sinks. Most premium kitchen sinks specify 16 gauge for this reason.
No. This sink is not ADA compliant.
The sink is cUPC and IAPMO certified, meeting the plumbing code requirements for most residential and commercial kitchen installations.
Choose this sink when the kitchen calls for an apron-front focal point paired with a deep single bowl and the performance of heavy-gauge stainless steel.
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