Stainless Steel Workstation Function and Apron-Front Fit

This Karran Workstation series sink is a 33-inch single-bowl apron-front kitchen sink in 16-gauge stainless steel, designed to undermount into a 33-inch or wider base cabinet and serve as a dedicated kitchen workstation.

Key Features

• Apron-front design exposes the sink's front panel at the cabinet face for a farmhouse-style look.
• 16-gauge stainless steel provides a thicker, more rigid bowl than standard 18-gauge construction.
• Single bowl at 31 x 16 x 9 inches inside delivers an uninterrupted basin deep enough for large pots and sheet pans.
• Undermount installation keeps the countertop surface continuous to the bowl edge for easy cleanup.
• Workstation series design supports compatible accessories that rest on the ledge system inside the bowl.
• 3-1/2 inch drain opening accepts standard basket strainers and disposal flanges.

A Single Deep Bowl Built for Workstation Use

An uninterrupted single bowl is the right choice when the priority is clearing large items: a full-size stockpot, a roasting pan, a sheet rack, or a stack of cabinet doors coming off a finishing line. There is no divider to work around and no shallow second bowl limiting what fits. At 9 inches deep, the bowl handles volume without splashing, and the workstation ledge system lets prep accessories, colanders, or cutting boards drop in and rest over the basin so the counter stays clear while work is underway.

16-Gauge Stainless Steel

The sink is made from 16-gauge stainless steel, a step thicker than the 18-gauge material common in consumer-grade sinks. The added thickness reduces flex under load, deadens sound, and gives the bowl a more substantial feel. The stainless finish is consistent with the apron panel, so the exposed front reads as a single, clean face rather than a seam between parts. Stainless pairs well with most countertop materials and coordinates with professional-style appliances without requiring a finish match.

Where This Sink Fits

This sink suits a kitchen remodel or new build where the cabinet layout includes an apron-front base cabinet sized at 33 inches or wider. Because it is an apron-front undermount, the countertop must be fabricated to accept this installation style, and the base cabinet needs to be built or specified for an apron sink rather than a standard faceframe or frameless run. It works well in a primary kitchen where a single deep workstation bowl is more useful than a split two-bowl layout, including kitchens used for serious cooking, a cabinetmaker's shop break room, or a kitchen designed to match a stainless-heavy professional appliance package.

Common Questions

Stainless That Works as Hard as the Kitchen Around It

Choose this sink for a single-bowl apron-front workstation that brings 16-gauge stainless steel construction, a deep uninterrupted basin, and farmhouse-style presence to a kitchen built to handle real volume.