Kraus KHF200-33 Standart PRO Stainless Steel Sink 33 inch Farmhouse Apron Single Bowl 16 gauge

We love this sink. Just updated our kitchen. Changed an old cast iron sink to this. It looks beautiful and the double bowl is a nice feature. Only bummer was price went down right after we ordered it but that didn’t change my 5 star review.

Nice sink! Came very nicely packaged. We have yet to completely install it, but it's sitting in the base waiting on the contractor to finish it up. It looks great! Can't wait to use it!!

Nice sink worked well and client loved ! Not big farm sink fan due to damages that occurred down the front of the sink onto the cabinets, but that is the risk you take if a farm sink is what you desire

Really high quality. No puddles in the corner. I was afraid it might be too big, but I'm really glad I went with the larger 33", because once the counter-top is installed you lose some space. The only downside is you can pick up some scratches on the front top face. This could happen with any stainless sink. Just to be clear, the 33" does NOT fit in a 33" cabinet, you need to go bigger.A little over a year in, still loving this sink. A few drain installation tips:1) I installed mine with plumbers putty and it started leaking in about a year. I disassembled, and this time I'm trying the white foam white gasket on the top as the instructions show, and the black rubber gasket (ribs facing up) on the BOTTOM with no plumbers putty. Usually plumbers putty is better, but due to the width of the mouth unlike a normal drain it doesn't seem like the screw placement on the bottom of the cup puts enough pressure on edges with the plumbers putty. Mine started leaking around the rubber gasket. Over time it seemed like the plumbers putty started to squeezes out. Consider a traditional style drain (separately on amazon) which have a big threaded screw portion is right next to the sink. This style applies more pressure to the plumbers putty and I feel are a better design.2) Unless you have a huge flat head screwdriver, I found a big washer the size of a silver dollar fits perfectly into the screw. I held the washer on one side with a big pair of vise-grips and it worked perfectly to tighten the screw without slipping. Screwdrivers tend not to be wide enough.3) Also make sure you align the top and the bottom. When you look down the drain it should be wide open. If it's misaligned you'll see a bunch of flat metal in the middle of the holes. Hard to explain, but look at it before you install it and how it's supposed to align. The part on the top in the sink should almost be like an umbrella or cover over the metal bars. You can rotate it clockwise or counterclockwise to align it, and then tighten the screw nice and snug. I held the bottom and had my wife turn the washer in the vise-grips up top until it was snug.4) Don't overtighten any of the parts. Nice and snug, just beyond hand tight, but not overtight where you may strip something or crack the plastic. If it's too loose you can always go back and tighten it. If it's too tight and you crack something, you're without a sink for a while. Also good to use plumbers paste on the plastic threads.

Great sink!

My husband and I bought a fixer-upper a couple years ago after we got married, so we are pretty handy and decided to re-do our countertops and replace our sink and faucet this past weekend. We did a retrofit of our 36" cabinet to fit this 33" sink (our previous sink was a standard drop-in 1970s style at 33", and with the apron front on this one the full 36" Kraus sink would have fit, but looked cramped as it would be directly next to the dishwasher).The retrofit was surprisingly easy (we found a great Youtube tutorial for a similar sink by Kohler for ideas). We opted to leave the sink edge slightly higher (1/2") than our countertop, and are very happy with the look. We haven't used it much yet, as we finished late last night and need a part for the faucet, but I wanted to leave a detailed review on the things we've noticed from our work over this past weekend in case it helps someone in the future:Pros:- BEAUTIFUL sink, and the accessories we got when purchased as a set (grids, drains, etc.) are very nice and seem to be very good quality. Looks awesome with our brushed stainless appliances and fits right in.- Edges are great-looking all the way around (note that the back edge only goes down about 2", not the full height like the sides and front of the sink, but this was not a problem when installed).- Love the deep bowls and the sizes of each.- The sink was packaged securely in styrofoam that fit it very well, and it reached us in great condition. No crate as previous reviewers mentioned.- From our initial tests (have to finish the plumbing), it seems it will be relatively quiet when the water is running.- The rear-mount drains are great and gave us some space back in our cabinet for cleaning supplies - a welcome bonus!Cons / Things I hadn't realized from product info and other reviews:- Fingerprints show easily, but seem to be pretty easy to clean off as well.- NO INSTRUCTIONS! The 4-page leaflet was inaccurate (some drawings are correctly the 33" sink as marked, but interior shows 36" measurements instead?? Very strange. We got the correct one off Home Depot's website thankfully, but the one in the box was wrong!) The leaflet only shows some dimensional drawings and future care instructions, and just says to have it professionally installed. Um, okay.- NO hardware to secure the sink to the cabinet or anything else. We're figuring out how to do this ourselves, but thought it was very odd there is nothing included at all. We are using some basic bolts and washers to try and secure it, but it's a bit of a challenge due to the shape of the bottom of the sink -- very little to attach to!- The "cut out template" provided with the sink is a large piece of cardstock with rounded edges. Note that it is NOT the size of the full sink at all, but rather is only for under-mount installations and was therefore completely useless to us for over-mount or flush-mount installation types. The template makes no mention of the fact that it only fits the bowl sizes of the sink, and not the full measurements. No other templates were provided. We also felt this was a little strange, but the measurements and angles are very straightforward and we managed to cut our laminate countertops without too much trouble.Bottom line -- Very glad we bought this sink, and it absolutely seems worth the money. However, we wish the manufacturer had put a little more thought into their materials (besides the sink itself) -- definitely could have used at least some warning about the bad instructions, template and no hardware! I'm hoping that by writing this, some of the problems may be fixed in the future, or at least other buyers will know what they will get up front!