Farmhouse Apron-Front Sinks

A true apron-front farmhouse sink is designed for a cabinet with an open apron cut-out, not a standard countertop drop-in hole. If the worktop already has a cut-out and you want to keep it, our inset CD series gives you the same fireclay body in an overmount (top-mount) format without the apron.

The apron has to meet the cabinet run exactly, so pairing cabinet to sink matters more than with any other format. Every model page lists the minimum base cabinet width next to the overall width — spec both from the same page. As a rule of thumb the base cabinet matches the sink's overall width.

We specialize in fireclay, so our answer is specific: fireclay gives you a thick glazed body, a warmer look and a quieter bowl, while stainless gives you a lighter, thinner panel. If your programme calls for stainless farmhouse models, we are not the right source for that line — we only manufacture ceramic and fireclay.

Yes — the range includes 50/50 double bowl apron-front models in 33-inch and 36-inch classes. Each bowl takes the standard basket strainer, and every sink ships with a protective bottom grid.

Glossy white is the core finish, with matte black, slate gray and dual-color (white bowl with a colored apron) options on selected models, plus custom OEM glazes for volume programmes. Check the finish section on each model page for the options that model actually offers.

Yes — apron-front fireclay sinks are routinely paired with granite, quartz and solid-surface tops. The countertop fabricator cuts the bowl opening; the apron hangs on the cabinet. Because the sink is top-set onto the cabinet rather than clipped under stone, the countertop detail is simpler than an undermount install.