KRAUS Standart Pro 30-Inch Apron Front Farmhouse 16-Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink, KHF200-30

We have used this sink for a few months and LOVE it! It's huge!!! We wash our 20 pound dog in it with no problem. It comes in a really nice crate, then wrapped in a bag. The metal grate (one of the accessories included) we've found is really nice b/c it keeps things from breaking if they fall. It has a little basket that catches all the extra food and is easy to pull out and clean. The grate doesn't quite fit in the dishwasher to get really clean if that matters to you but we figure a scrub in the sink will work. I really debated as to get a one or two basin sink. I thought it'd want the two basin so I could be soaking something and have another basin to wash things. The point my boyfriend made is that we can always have a plastic tub off to the side to soak things b/c it is so large. I also was unsure b/c I know some of the single basin sinks are really slanted to make the water drain. Not this one! It's almost flat so I can easily place things in it and not worry about them falling over (but also does a good job of draining). Things to think about if you are going to buy it: - What type of faucet are you using? We noticed if you use one of those fancy commercial ones or ones that are too tall it might splash water b/c the height between faucet and bottom of sink. It's a really deep sink. - We are short so to comfortably reach the bottom of the sink we decided to have the sink sit above the granite line (about an 1"). Most people want to have this as an under mount but we couldn't b/c we are vertically challenged (5'-4" and 5'-6"). When you place the grate in it raises the sink bottom about 1/2". - We have a one basin b/c we can't have a garbage disposal where we are and thought it'd be easier to only have to clean one basket. - Like all stainless steel it shows water marks. B/c the edges and front are so large it shows it more than most. If this bothers you you may want to think again. It doesn't bother me, I just wipe it and go.

I've had this sink for four years. I love it. It was one of the smartest things we did when remodeling our kitchen. I joke that you could bathe a goat in it, but, seriously, everything fits. My huge stock pots, roasting pans, sheet pans -- they all fit completely in the sink. I'm no longer reluctant to use my bigger pieces because washing them is so easy now. I find it more versatile than a double bowl sink. I can put a dishpan in the sink for washing up as I cook, but still have room in the sink to fill pots, to access the disposal, and so on. There's nothing better during the holidays. We got some teasing about it initially because it's so big and very different from what most people are accustomed to. After they use it, friends and family often decide it's what they'd like in their homes. The thing is sturdy. No dents. No dings. No deformations of any kind. The only negatives I've found after four years of daily use: 1. The metal grid is hard to keep clean. I initially thought I might not use it at all, however, I've found that I like the cushioning it provides and the fact that water drains away underneath it even if there are dishes piled in the sink. It tends to catch food and debris, which are not so hard to wash off the grid itself, but that gunk collects in the holes on the top of the plastic feet and under the plastic bumpers. And it's some work to scrub and disinfect every bit of that thing. 2. The grid has left wear marks on the sink under the feet where the bumpers hit the sides of the sink. 2. There is a slight discoloration (tarnish?) in the metal sink around the drain now after several years of use. 3. Despite care, I found it impossible to maintain the original finish in perfect condition on the front top edge of the sink. It definitely shows watermarks on that edge. The apron, however, still looks almost new. The finish on the inside of the sink is not as pristine, but it's a sink. It gets used.

We looked all over for a sink like this. The local plumbers' supply houses had a bunch of options that were three times the price for no where near the sink... their options were all 18 gauge stainless, flat front, whereas this one is 16 gauge with a nice beefy bowed front. I was impressed with this sink from the moment it arrived in the wooden crate and packed inside a felt bag. We have been living in our new home with this sink for about two months now, and we couldn't be happier with it. It's 10" depth allows us to put drying racks inside the sink, and it's appearance is second to none. It also came with a grate that sits about 3/4" above the sink bottom, so that even when piled full of dishes, water still flows underneath. The bowed front is beautiful. against our granite and stainless appliances. BUY THIS SINK! You will not regret it. April 16, 2015 Update: We still love this sink! It has held up well. I'm amazed to report that there are no dents even with three kids in the house. Some of the other reviews mentioned rust stains under the grid and the slope of the bottom making it hard to rinse food particles. I wouldn't call it rust, but the bottom of the sink does get spots here and there over time due to sediment drying and due to food not being rinsed well. We take the grate out and clean it with Bar Tenders Friend once a month or so as needed. I'd do that with any sink though. With regard to the minimally sloped bottom and not allowing food particles to rinse easily, that is true, but among all the sinks of this style, I wouldn't call it worse than others. My faucet has a head that pulls out with a sprayer (see pics) so what I do is rinse around the perimeter of the sink, which encourages all particles to migrate toward the drain. It's a routine now so I'm used to it, but with that said, make sure you have either a faucet with a spray head or a separate sprayer for rinsing. I've seen sinks that are way more money than this one with even less of a slope. Some people asked about garbage disposals. I have a 1hp KitchenAid installed with no trouble. After using this sink for 3.5 years now, I can honestly say that we hit the nail right on the head by buying it.... no regrets whatsoever.

We have had our 33” undermount farmhouse sink for over a year now and it is still the conversation piece of our kitchen! It fit our 36” cabinet perfectly! Having a farmhouse sink in general has been amazing but specifically this sink we absolutely love! The depth is amazing.. we chose an open farmhouse (with no divider) and I’m so happy we did because it just gives it that much more room! We have 3 kids so the sink piles high pretty quickly and if there were a divider in there I feel we wouldn’t have that much space for pots and pans along with plates and bowls.. especially around the holidays! The depth and overall size makes it easy to strain noodles without holding the strainer.. I just sit my strainer on the grate and it fits perfectly! During holiday season I can host and not worry about dishes until the end because it fits it all! The grate is a MUST! If you are shopping around, I strongly recommend getting one that comes with the grate! It just keeps the base of the sink from scratching and is super easy to keep clean! Overall best purchase we made! We also got the kraus faucet and I’ll leave a separate review for that one.. we’ve had some leaking problems with it once or twice from pulling on the sprayer too hard.. but overall it’s beautiful and the pressure is great!

Updating score on this one... after calling the company about rust spots, they recommend Bar Keepers Friend for cleaning my sink, I ordered it and it cleaned the spots right off! I love my sink again. The only thing that I wish was a little different is the slant in the sink, the water and food particles need to be sprayed down often as the bottom of the sink is flat, so things get caught in the corners, I would definitely buy this sink again as it is beautiful and now that I know how to care for it I know we will enjoy it for years to come. Edit: called the company, they assured me it is not rust... they suggested I purchase Bar Keepers Friend cleaner liquid, I have ordered it and will update my review once I see if that does the trick. I will start by saying this is a beautiful sink, and it the center point of my kitchen. We went back and forth on stainless or ceramic/porcelain farm sinks, it was my dream for my new kitchen. We decided on stainless as the up keep and risk of scratching or chipping was less. We had this installed under mount in our granite. Issue is small rust spots are showing after just a month of regular use, we are not hard on this sink and it is always used with the provided steel grate in it, only time we remove the grate is to clean it. It is cleaned daily and weekly with stainless steel cleaner same as our appliances in the house. We clean the outside apron with stainless steal cleaner and the inside of the sink with dawn dish soap. I am very disappointed to see small rust spots and don’t even know how you go about changing out a sink mounted as ours is. I am going to contact the company and find out what they recommend to resolve this but I am beyond disappointed.

The quality of this sink is equal to or better than most bigger name brand sinks. Packaging was almost overkill. The sink was covered with protective film, wrapped in a cloth bag, protected by thick foam, and packaged in heavy duty cardboard box that was taped and strapped. They even provided cloth straps that can be used to carry and position the sink into the cabinet. This is a really nice and helpful touch. The brushed SS finish was flawless on the front apron and in the bowl. The metal is thick (16 gauge) and the dampening under the sink bowl is effective. You can tap on the sink bowl and it makes a solid sound - not tinny like less expensive sinks. Other nice touches include the included grate and drain (which I didn't use because of a disposal). This sink really looks impressive installed under-mount on a black quartz countertop. The large stainless apron really stands out as a kitchen focal point. This was my first deep bowl farmhouse sink installation. There are some things to look out for: 1. I installed this 36" sink on a 36" cabinet. That meant I needed to cut out the side walls of the cabinet. I glued and screwed 2x4 supports under the sink to provide support. The sink itself is heavy and if it was ever filled with water, would be very heavy. 2. To the right of my installation, I had a dishwasher. With the side cut out, I wanted to make sure I had sufficient support for the quartz counter. I sistered a support side wall between the sink and dishwasher. I would not have had to do this if I used a 30" sink but I do like the impressive 36" size. 3. The deep sink means that a disposal sits lower. This also means your drain/trap will sit lower. Since the drain needs a small slope from the trap to the wall, you may need to lower the drain from the wall. In my case, I needed to modify the drain at the wall so this worked out.

I researched this item thoroughly before purchasing it and am so pleased at the results I cannot even describe it meaningfully here. Suffice it to say the quality is everything claimed, it looks amazing in my kitchen, and it solved ALL my sink problems. It is replacing the molded in sink that I had cut away. It showed up on schedule, beautifully packaged. The straps around it made is super easy to lift out of its foam cradle. I wish other supplies of goods made getting the Styrofoam off their products that easy! The parts were all there and easy to understand how to put together because they came loosely assembled. The spare parts and little hand towel were a nice touch, too. The s/s finish is superior to many other products I have seen over the years. I really gleams softly and washes clean easily. I checked the template as the manufacturer recommends and it was perfect. Installation was not hard even tho we had to lift its 50 lb bulk up from inside the existing cabinet (that was only a little wider than the sink) to flush up underneath the existing counter top. The support flanges made setting up and securing the wood supports against the cabinet walls pretty simple. There is one caveat to that, which is to be sure your support wood is slender enough to fit past the bottom of the sink basin to the flanges. That clearance is pretty tight if the cabinet is only slightly bigger than the sink itself. I dare say a Sumo Wrestler could bath in this sink now and it would not move out of position. Thanks for a really fine product. MKC

I looked everywhere for an apron front sink at a reasonable price but only found lesser quality at higher prices. I was definitely worried about ordering this sink online but read a few reviews on the alternate sizes and quality compared to the VIGO sink. I needed the sink very fast and ended up getting it quickly with free shipping! I love the sink and everyone that comes over to see my new kitchen comments on how they love it too. The bottom rack that came with my sink is a MUST!! Helps a lot when people get lazy and toss dishes in the sink. I was also worried about the stainless steel not matching my appliances but they all look great together. The stainless actually looked a little grainy when we first installed it but I wiped it down with "Magic - Stainless Steel Cleaner" and it looks perfect! My only issue is the slight water splashing which hits the front ledge - which I think has to do with the height and placement of the faucet, not the sink itself. I ended up laying the granite over the edges of the sink but leaving about 1/4"-1/2" all around and it works great for sweeping crumbs and spills off the counter and into the sink. **Need a custom sink cabinet which makes it very easy to install & my husband ended up doing all of the plumbing (which he was prepared for height issues under the sink to fit pipe but I could see where this might be an issue with old plumbing).

Beautiful sink, but I haven’t install it yet, kitchen Reno delayed ☹️, but looks nice and heavy, all parts complete, no delays and well packed. Happy with the purchase 😀...ok now I have a month using the sink and I must say it was sooo easy to instal on a 30” ikea cabinet, it will rest on the sides with some modification. Out side of the sink is 9” and inside is 10” deep. Sink is very sturdy, and rack that comes with it is very useful and for sure you will need a pullout sprayer in the faucet to reach the corner to clean the sink. It worth the money I’ll never go back to double sink btw. Ah not sure whats the reason for it but no more mess on the floors or getting the cabinets wet while doing the dishes, I think is all together: single large sink, under mounted and the fact that is apron. Highly recommend, hopefully keeps the quality over the time .

Me costó muchísimo para que me llegará, la compré en 3 ocasiones: la primera la paquetería la perdió ya estando en México (Amazon me devolvió el dinero íntegramente), la segunda nunca se hizo el cobro casi 1mes de espera para disponibilidad y se canceló, la tercera fue la vencida y por fin llegó!! Después de 6 meses de estar batallando con diferentes proveedores por fin la tengo instalada en casa y valió la pena toda la espera, es hermosa, super amplia!!

My mom liked it. It's large and does exactly what it needs to do. It's been a few years that she had it, and she uses it quite often, and this still works until now so it's quite durable.

excelente material perfecta, bonita, resistente es la medida y diseño ideal

This is a beautiful stainless steel farmhouse apron front sink. We bought all our kitchen appliances stainless steel and then ordered this to match. The results were very good. We've had lots of compliments on the sink itself. This sink we found to be the perfect size to accommodate large pots and pans and had enough depth to make sure we weren't getting dirt and splatter jumping out. The sink has proven to be quite durable too, after two years of heavy usage (lots of dinner parties and big pots) we haven't noticed many dents or scratches. 16 gauge SS is very good quality for this application. The accessories that come with it are quite nice as well. We've been using the dish grid that came with it ever since we got it and don't think we could go back to not having it. It's really good for separating the dishes from the mess below. The dish grid is of pretty good quality and through regular cleaning hasn't shown any degradation. The towel is okay, we don't use it with the sink as it looks a bit cheap compared to the sink but hey it's a freebie. Pros: Great looking SS sink with apron front Good size width and depth for large pots and pans Good quality with 16 gauge SS and the sound dampening advertised does seem to work Easy installation Cons: It is a bit pricey now, I bought it two years ago when it was around $400