A NOZLOO workstation fireclay farmhouse sink turns the basin into a prep, rinse, dry, and cleanup zone. Each workstation model includes ledge-fit accessories designed to sit securely on the integrated rails—so you do not have to source the small parts after the sink arrives.
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Roll-up rack
Rinse produce, dry glasses, or create a temporary work surface over the bowl. Rolls away when you want the full sink open.
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Sapele cutting board
Adds prep space directly over the sink, with a sloped groove to help keep water and juices moving toward the basin.
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Bottom grid
Keeps cookware and dishes lifted from the basin floor while helping protect the glazed fireclay surface during daily cleanup.
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Drain assembly
Includes a 3.5" basket strainer, so one more install detail is already handled before your sink goes in.
All four included at no extra cost with workstation models.
30-Day Eligible Returns
Eligible unused and uninstalled returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery with prior authorization.
Limited Lifetime Warranty
The fireclay sink body is covered against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser under normal residential use.
Free Shipping to the Lower 48
In-stock orders ship within 1 business day. Estimated delivery is 1–3 business days to the Western U.S. and 3–7 business days to the Eastern U.S. after shipment.
What Is a Fireclay Farmhouse Sink?
A fireclay farmhouse sink, also called a fireclay farm sink, is an apron-front kitchen sink made from high-fired clay and finished with a smooth glazed surface. Its exposed front panel and deep basin provide room for washing cookware, preparing food, and handling everyday cleanup. The glazed finish is also straightforward to maintain with routine, non-abrasive care.
Depending on the apron design, a fireclay farmhouse sink can suit traditional, transitional, cottage, or modern kitchens.
Fireclay Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Styles
NOZLOO fireclay farmhouse sinks are available with smooth, fluted, grooved, and reversible apron designs, along with single-bowl, double-bowl, and workstation configurations.
Choose a smooth apron for a clean farmhouse style, or select a fluted or grooved apron when you want more texture and visual depth. The right apron design depends on your cabinetry, finishes, and overall kitchen style.
Workstation models balance everyday practicality with apron-front aesthetics by supporting compatible accessories on an integrated ledge above the basin.
Farmhouse Sink Sizes and Installation
NOZLOO offers 30-inch and 33-inch fireclay farmhouse sinks for common kitchen cabinet layouts. A 30-inch model typically requires a minimum 33-inch base cabinet, while a 33-inch model typically requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet.
Before installation, confirm the cabinet’s usable interior width, apron opening, countertop thickness, faucet and backsplash clearance, support structure, plumbing position, and delivered sink dimensions. Because fireclay sinks are hand-finished, use the physical sink for final cabinet and countertop templating before making permanent cuts.
Usually, yes. An apron-front sink sits lower and farther forward than a standard kitchen sink, so an existing sink base cabinet may require modifications to the front face frame or cabinet panel, along with an internal support frame.
Confirm the cabinet opening, apron height, countertop cutout, sink weight, and required support structure with your installer before making permanent cuts.
Some farmhouse sinks can be installed undermount, but the approved installation method depends on the sink model, countertop material, and cabinet construction.
Refer to the product installation guide and confirm with the countertop fabricator whether the sink supports undermount, flush-mount, or another installation method. Always use the delivered sink for final templating before cutting granite, quartz, or another solid-surface countertop.
Confirm the base cabinet width, usable cabinet opening, overall sink dimensions, interior bowl size, bowl depth, apron height, drain position, countertop thickness, and faucet and backsplash clearance.
Also review the required support structure, plumbing clearance, and approved installation method. Checking these measurements before ordering helps ensure the sink will work with the cabinet, countertop, plumbing, and kitchen layout.
There is no single perfect bowl layout for every kitchen. A single-bowl sink provides uninterrupted space for large pots, baking sheets, dishes, and meal preparation. It is a practical choice when you want a deep farmhouse sink with maximum open washing space.
A double-bowl sink creates separate areas for washing, rinsing, soaking, or food preparation, but each bowl provides less space for oversized cookware. Choose the configuration that best matches how you use the kitchen every day.
Fireclay is dense and durable, but its glazed surface can chip if an exposed edge, rim, apron corner, or basin surface is struck by heavy cookware or tools.
Proper cabinet support helps reduce installation stress, while careful handling helps prevent impact damage. Use an included or compatible bottom grid where applicable and avoid dropping heavy cookware into the bowl.
Yes. Every NOZLOO sink has a standard 3.5-inch drain opening compatible with most residential garbage disposals.
Confirm the drain-opening specification on the product page and compare it with the disposal manufacturer’s requirements. For a disposal installation, use the flange and mounting components supplied or approved by the disposal manufacturer rather than the standard basket-strainer assembly included with the sink.
Not necessarily. “Apron front” and “farmhouse” describe the exposed front-panel design, “white” describes the finish, and “fireclay” describes the material.
A white fireclay farmhouse apron sink combines all three: a white glazed finish, fireclay construction, and an exposed apron front. Compare the 30-inch and 33-inch models in this collection by minimum cabinet requirement, bowl layout, workstation configuration, and apron design.
Let customers speak for us
from 63 reviews
Looks even better installed
We’ve had the sink installed for a few weeks now and really like it. It feels solid, the front detail looks great in person, and the basin is plenty deep for larger pots. Very happy with how it turned out in our kitchen.
After a big meal, using one side for washing and the other for rinsing makes a noticeable difference. It still looks as good as when it was installed and feels built to last.
I use the ledge for rinsing produce and setting the cutting board over the basin, which frees up counter space. Even our sheet pans fit without a fight.
Once installed, the apron looks fantastic, the deep bowl is practical every day, and the whole sink feels genuinely substantial rather than thin or flimsy.
Having two finished apron styles made it easier to match the rest of the remodel. Its deep bowl and sturdy feel both work for us, and maintenance has been straightforward so far.
