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Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Double Bowl Apron Sink

Two equal bowls behind a flat steel apron

Apron And Farmhouse Sinks Made to order OEM and ODM
Double bowl stainless steel farmhouse sink with a flat apron front
Overview

What This Product Is And Who It Is For

A double bowl apron front sink in stainless steel: two equal bowls, a low divider and a flat apron that shows at the front of the cabinet.

It is bought by kitchen brands and cabinet manufacturers selling farmhouse and shaker ranges in a metal finish rather than fireclay.

The apron is part of the fabricated body, so the front face and the bowls are one unit.

Key benefits

Why Buyers Specify It

1

Wash and rinse separated

Two equal bowls let one side hold soapy water while the other stays clear for rinsing.

2

Apron takes the wear

The exposed front takes the knocks that would otherwise mark a painted cabinet door.

3

Lighter than fireclay

A steel apron sink can go into a standard base unit without the extra support a fireclay sink needs.

4

No glaze to craze

Fireclay aprons craze and stain along the front edge. Steel does not.

Problems it solves

What It Fixes In A Buying Programme

1

Fireclay aprons are heavy and need extra support

A steel apron sink drops into a standard base unit.

2

Painted cabinet fronts get wet and mark

The apron takes the splash instead of the door.

3

One large bowl gives nowhere to rinse

Two equal bowls keep washing and rinsing apart.

Who It Is For

  • Kitchen furniture brands who need an apron sink that fits their standard carcass
  • Importers stocking farmhouse ranges in metal as well as ceramic
  • Distributors serving independent kitchen fitters

Technical Features

  • Two equal bowls with a low central divider
  • Flat exposed apron front
  • Brushed interior and apron face
  • Tight corner radius for wiping out
  • Sound-deadening treatment on the underside (specify at order)
Application scenarios

Where It Ends Up

Farmhouse and shaker kitchens

The apron detail is the point of the style; steel makes it available in a metal finish.

Cabinet manufacturers' own ranges

Fits a standard base unit, so the cabinet range does not need a special carcass.

Rural and holiday-let kitchens

Heavy use, and nothing on the front to chip.

Utility and boot rooms

Two bowls are useful for anything that is not dishes.

Product photography

Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Double Bowl Apron Sink In Detail

Factory photographs of the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink. Every finish and accessory combination visible on the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink can be ordered as shown.

Specifications

Specification Table

Every figure we can evidence for this apron front sink is listed below. Where a dimension on the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink is set by your own order, or has not been measured and documented yet, the row reads TBC instead of a plausible-looking number.

Product typeApron front farmhouse sink
Bowl configurationDouble, equal bowls
ApronFlat, exposed
Material304 stainless steel (202 / 201 on request)
MountingUndermount into a farmhouse base unit
Overall sizeTBC — confirm on enquiry
Bowl depthTBC — confirm on enquiry
Steel thicknessTBC — confirm on enquiry
Corner radiusTBC — confirm on enquiry

Materials

Fabricated from stainless steel sheet — 304 for the interior and the apron unless a different grade is agreed.

Underside treatment for noise and condensation is available; say whether you need it, because it changes the packing weight.

Customisation Options

  • Bowl split — equal, 60/40 or 70/30
  • Apron height and overall width to your carcass
  • Corner radius, from tight to fully rounded
  • Sound-deadening pads and anti-condensation coating
On TBC entries: for the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink we would rather send a measured drawing once the sample is approved than publish a dimension that does not match what arrives in the container.
Manufacturing

How It Is Made

  1. Cut and fold

    Bowls and apron are cut from sheet and folded up as separate elements.

  2. Weld the corners

    Every internal corner is welded and then ground back so no seam shows inside the bowl.

  3. Join the apron

    The apron face is welded to the bowl assembly and dressed flat.

  4. Brush and treat

    Interior and apron are brushed in one direction; the underside is coated if ordered.

Quality Control

  • Both bowls are water-tested independently.
  • The apron is checked for flatness against a straightedge — a bowed apron will not sit square in a cabinet.
  • Weld lines are inspected inside the bowls before brushing.

Certifications

No certification mark is claimed for the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink anywhere on this site, because we state only what a document can back up. If your market needs WaterMark, cUPC, CE or a material certificate against this apron front sink, raise it before the order and we will reply in writing on what is available for the farmhouse kitchen sink double bowl apron sink.

Comparison

Compared With A Fireclay Apron Sink

The traditional version of this sink is fireclay.

AspectFarmhouse Kitchen Sink Double Bowl Apron SinkA Fireclay Apron Sink
Weight and supportStandard base unitExtra support usually needed
Front face over timeBrushed steel, marks wipe outGlaze crazes and stains
Damage on siteDentsCracks — write-off

Use Guide

  1. Step 1

    Confirm the cabinet aperture before ordering; apron sinks are fitted to the carcass, not cut into the worktop.

  2. Step 2

    Support the sink on rails, not on the worktop edge alone.

  3. Step 3

    Use one bowl for washing and keep the other clear so rinse water drains away.

  4. Step 4

    Wipe the apron dry after washing to avoid water marks on the brushed face.

FAQ

Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Double Bowl Apron Sink — Frequently Asked Questions

Will it fit a standard farmhouse cabinet?

It is made to the aperture you give us. Send the carcass drawing and we will build to it rather than asking you to adapt the kitchen.

Can we have unequal bowls?

Yes — 60/40 and 70/30 splits are produced from the same fabrication.

Is the apron the same steel as the bowls?

Yes. The apron is part of the fabricated body, not a clip-on panel.

Quote Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Double Bowl Apron Sink

Send the quantity, the steel grade, the finish and any dimensions you need changed. If you are replacing an existing supplier, a sample is faster than a drawing.