Grooved apron
A recessed perimeter groove catches the light without shouting, for a calmer, quieter front.
This 30-inch grooved farmhouse sink has a reversible apron with one horizontal groove and two vertical grooves on one side and a smooth finish on the other. The decorative front adds subtle architectural detail, while the reverse side offers a cleaner, more minimal look.
Made from solid fireclay with a glossy non-porous glaze, the sink includes an integrated workstation ledge, sapele cutting board, roll-up drying rack, stainless steel bottom grid, and drain assembly. It requires a minimum 33-inch base cabinet.
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Eligible returns may be requested within 30 days. No restocking fee applies.
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Limited Lifetime Warranty on the fireclay sink body for the original purchaser under normal residential use. Included workstation accessories are covered by a 1-year warranty.
Installation, labor, removal, reinstallation, countertop, cabinetry, plumbing, freight, and project-delay costs are not covered. Full warranty terms apply.
Food-grade silicone over 304 stainless rods. Detachable utensil pocket. Rolls flat for storage.
Solid hardwood with a sloped drain groove. Slides along the built-in ledge.
Keeps dishes elevated off the basin floor and protects the glaze from scratches.
3.5″ strainer basket with stopper. Standard fit, disposal-ready.
All workstation models ship with all four accessories.
Verify everything before installation — or hand the spec sheet to your contractor.
TWO FINISHED FRONTS
This reversible fireclay sink has a grooved apron on one side and a smooth apron on the other. Your installer selects the outward-facing side before the sink, cabinet, and countertop are fitted.
A recessed perimeter groove catches the light without shouting, for a calmer, quieter front.
A clean, uninterrupted front for transitional, modern farmhouse, and more minimal kitchens.
A farmhouse sink with an offset drain places the drain opening away from the center of the basin. On this model, the standard 3.5-inch drain is positioned toward the rear-right side when the sink is viewed from the front. This layout leaves more uninterrupted space through the center of the bowl for baking sheets, stockpots, and other large cookware.
An offset drain keeps the center of the basin more open and may provide greater flexibility when planning the plumbing and storage below the sink. Positioning the drain toward the rear-right side can make it easier to arrange the P-trap, garbage disposal, and cleaning supplies around the central cabinet area. Actual under-sink clearance depends on the support frame, plumbing configuration, disposal size, and cabinet layout.
The drain is located toward the rear-right side when viewing the installed sink from the front. Confirm the physical drain position with your installer before building the support frame or finalizing the drain line, P-trap, and garbage disposal placement.
A grooved apron uses a limited number of defined decorative lines, while a fluted apron normally features a repeated series of vertical ribs or channels. This sink has a three-line grooved pattern made up of one horizontal groove and two vertical grooves. The design gives the apron architectural definition without the busier appearance of repeated fluting. The opposite side has a smooth apron, allowing the visible front to be selected before installation.
Yes. The sink weighs approximately 100 lbs before water, cookware, accessories, or a garbage disposal are added. It must rest on a properly constructed internal support frame rather than being suspended from the countertop alone. Professional installation is recommended so the support height, apron cutout, countertop opening, drain position, and plumbing clearance can be coordinated before permanent cuts are made.
Yes. The standard 3.5-inch drain opening is compatible with many residential garbage disposal systems. Before installation, confirm that the disposal flange is suitable for a fireclay sink and that the disposal body, support frame, P-trap, and supply lines will fit within the cabinet. The included basket-strainer drain is intended for a standard drain installation. When adding a garbage disposal, it is normally replaced with the flange and mounting components supplied or approved by the disposal manufacturer.
This 30 inch grooved fireclay farmhouse sink is designed for kitchens that want an exposed apron without moving up to the 36-inch base cabinet commonly required by many 33-inch models. Its open single bowl provides practical room for everyday dishes, pans, and large pots while keeping the overall sink width at 30 inches.
The sink requires a minimum 33-inch base cabinet. Before cabinet or countertop fabrication, confirm the usable interior width, apron opening, support frame, countertop cutout, drain position, and under-sink plumbing clearance.
The exposed apron front features one horizontal groove and two vertical grooves, creating subtle depth and shadow across the face of the sink. Unlike a fluted apron with repeated vertical channels, this restrained three-line pattern gives the farmhouse sink a distinctive look without making the design feel overly detailed.
The result is a farmhouse sink with a decorative front that works with modern farmhouse, transitional, and traditional kitchen styles while appearing more understated than ornate or heavily fluted apron front sinks.
Fireclay is a dense, high-fired ceramic material—not a lightweight composite or a ceramic-look coating applied over another base. This sink is kiln-fired at 2,200°F and finished with a bonded, non-porous white glaze. The glazed surface resists common kitchen stains and is straightforward to wipe clean after daily use.
As with other fireclay sinks, protect the surface from heavy impacts, abrasive pads, and harsh chemical cleaners.
This is a 30" sink, so plan on a 33" base sink cabinet as the minimum. The rule is simple: sink width plus about 3" of working room for mounting and sealing. Inside the cabinet you'll remove any drawers, cut the front stretcher, and add a support frame — the sink body rests on that frame, not on the countertop. That support matters: fireclay is heavy by design. If you're still deciding between widths, our guide on farmhouse sink cabinet sizing walks through the measurements.
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