Fluted apron
Vertical grooves create stronger shadow lines and a more architectural farmhouse look.
This 33 inch fireclay double bowl farmhouse sink is best for households that want separate zones for washing, rinsing, soaking, and food prep. Its two equal bowls support an organized kitchen workflow, while the workstation accessories add temporary prep and drying space over the sink.
Choose this 50/50 layout if task separation matters more than one uninterrupted basin. Buyers who regularly wash full-size baking sheets, roasting pans, or oversized stockpots may find a single bowl sink more practical.
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Western U.S. — 1–3 business days
Eastern U.S. — 3–7 business days
Curbside freight — the carrier calls to schedule; signature required.
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 fluted 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.
Vertical grooves create stronger shadow lines and a more architectural farmhouse look.
A clean, uninterrupted front for transitional, modern farmhouse, and more minimal kitchens.
This sink is best for households that prefer separate zones for washing, rinsing, soaking, and food preparation. It also suits busy kitchens where one basin needs to remain available while dishes or cookware occupy the other. A single bowl may be more suitable for buyers who regularly wash full-size baking sheets, roasting pans, or oversized stockpots.
No. Although the sink is 33 inches wide, it requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet. The additional cabinet width provides room for the apron-front cutout, structural support, plumbing, and installation clearance.
This farmhouse sink with a divider uses a centered 50/50 configuration to create two equal basins. One side can hold dishes or cookware while the other remains available for rinsing produce, preparing food, or continuing cleanup. The divider improves task separation but reduces the uninterrupted basin space available for larger cookware.
Each basin measures 15″ × 17¾″ × 9″ and provides room for everyday dishes, saucepans, and smaller pots. Full-size baking sheets and roasting pans may not lie flat, while oversized stockpots may be difficult to wash comfortably in a single basin. Buyers who frequently clean large cookware should compare single bowl and double bowl farmhouse sink layouts before deciding.
Yes. Shoppers often use “double farmhouse sink,” “double bowl farmhouse sink,” and “double basin farmhouse sink” for the same general product type: an apron-front sink divided into two separate bowls. This model has a centered 50/50 divider, so both bowls have the same interior dimensions. Here, “double” refers to the two basins, not to the reversible apron design.
Confirm the minimum 36-inch cabinet size, apron-front cabinet modification, countertop cutout, structural support, faucet reach, and plumbing clearance for two drains. Also verify freight-delivery access and measure the delivered sink before countertop fabrication begins.
Yes, in most standard installations. A garbage disposal can be connected to either standard 3.5-inch drain opening. Before installation, confirm that the disposal body, second drain, P-trap, drain lines, and sink support frame can all fit inside the cabinet without interfering with one another.
Yes. Two bowl and double bowl are commonly used for the same divided sink layout. This 33-inch fireclay farmhouse sink uses a centered 50/50 divider, creating two equal bowls for separating washing, rinsing, soaking, or prep.
The centered divider creates two equal work zones, allowing dishes to soak in one bowl while the other remains available for rinsing produce, preparing food, or continuing cleanup. This 50/50 double bowl farmhouse sink is especially practical for busy kitchens where several tasks regularly happen at the sink.
Each basin measures 15″ × 17¾″ × 9″. The divided layout provides clearer task separation than a single bowl, although it offers less uninterrupted space for full-size baking sheets, roasting pans, and oversized cookware.
This 33-inch double basin farmhouse sink requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet and a dedicated support frame for its 115 lb weight. Because fireclay sinks are hand-finished and may vary by approximately ±⅛ inch, measure the delivered sink before cutting the countertop or modifying the cabinet.
Plan for two drain openings and decide which basin will hold the garbage disposal. The support frame, two drain lines, P-trap, and disposal body must all fit inside the cabinet without interfering with one another.
This is a 33" sink, so plan on a 36" 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. At roughly 100–115 lbs before water and dishes, that support is not optional. If you're still deciding between widths, our guide on farmhouse sink cabinet sizing walks through the measurements.
Choose the bowl layout
Both choices are 33-inch workstation sinks. The tradeoff is separation versus uninterrupted capacity—not accessory count.
Best for: Keeping washing, rinsing, soaking, or prep in two separate equal bowls.
Each bowl is 15″ × 17¾″ × 9″ with its own standard 3.5″ drain opening.
Best for: Full-size baking sheets, oversized stockpots, and uninterrupted basin space.
Choose this when one large washing area matters more than separating tasks.
Plan the bowls and plumbing
Each bowl measures 15″ × 17¾″ × 9″. Use one side for washing and the other for rinsing, soaking, or prep without mixing tasks.
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