Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Single Bowl Apron Sink
One deep bowl, a curved apron and a grid that keeps pans off the base
What This Product Is And Who It Is For
A single bowl apron front sink with a gently curved apron face, supplied with a bottom grid and drain accessories.
It suits kitchen brands selling a farmhouse look where the buyer wants one large bowl rather than two small ones.
The curve on the apron is formed, not applied, so the front face is continuous with the bowl body.
Why Buyers Specify It
One bowl takes an oven tray
A full-size roasting tray or a baking sheet lies flat, which a double bowl will not allow.
The grid protects the base
Pans sit on stainless feet instead of on the bowl floor, so the finish stays even where it is seen most.
Curved apron softens the front
A formed curve reads as a designed detail rather than a folded box.
Accessories included
Grid and drain fittings ship with the sink, so the buyer is not chasing parts.
What It Fixes In A Buying Programme
Double bowls are too small for trays
A single bowl of the same overall width takes a full tray.
Bowl bases scratch under pans
The supplied grid keeps cookware off the steel.
Flat aprons look like a box
A formed curve gives the front some shape.
Who It Is For
- Kitchen brands offering a single-bowl option alongside a double apron sink
- Retailers whose customers ask for tray-sized bowls
- Fit-out contractors on rural and holiday-let projects
Technical Features
- Single deep bowl
- Curved formed apron front
- Stainless bottom grid on feet
- Drain and strainer supplied
- Brushed interior and apron
Where It Ends Up
Farmhouse and country kitchens
The apron is the visible detail of the style.
Bakery and cookery-focused kitchens
One bowl deep and long enough for trays and boards.
Holiday lets and second homes
Hard wearing, and nothing on the front that can chip.
Utility rooms
Big single bowl for things that do not go in a dishwasher.
Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Single Bowl Apron Sink In Detail
Factory photographs of the farmhouse kitchen sink single bowl apron sink. Every finish and accessory combination visible on the farmhouse kitchen sink single bowl apron sink can be ordered as shown.
Specification Table
Every figure we can evidence for this apron front sink is listed below. Where a dimension on the farmhouse kitchen sink single 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 type | Apron front farmhouse sink |
|---|---|
| Bowl configuration | Single bowl |
| Apron | Curved, formed |
| Material | 304 stainless steel (202 / 201 on request) |
| Supplied with | Bottom grid, drain and strainer |
| Overall size | TBC — confirm on enquiry |
| Bowl depth | TBC — confirm on enquiry |
| Steel thickness | TBC — confirm on enquiry |
| Corner radius | TBC — confirm on enquiry |
Materials
Body fabricated from stainless sheet; 304 unless another grade is named on the order.
The bottom grid is stainless with protective feet. Foot material is confirmed per order.
Customisation Options
- Bowl width, depth and apron height to your carcass
- Apron profile — curved or flat
- Grid pattern and foot type
- Drain position, centre or offset to the rear
How It Is Made
Cut and form
The bowl is formed and the apron radius is rolled before assembly.
Weld and dress
Corners are welded and ground until the inside radius runs uninterrupted.
Fit the apron
The curved apron is joined to the bowl and the joint is dressed away.
Brush and fit out
The body is brushed, then the grid is matched to the finished bowl.
Quality Control
- Each bowl is water-tested at the drain seat.
- The grid is dropped into the bowl it ships with to confirm the fit around the radius.
- Apron curvature is compared against the batch template.
Certifications
No certification mark is claimed for the farmhouse kitchen sink single 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 single bowl apron sink.
Compared With A Double Bowl Apron Sink
Within an apron range the choice is usually one bowl or two.
| Aspect | Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Single Bowl Apron Sink | A Double Bowl Apron Sink |
|---|---|---|
| Oven trays | Lie flat | Do not fit |
| Wash and rinse | One bowl, use a washing-up bowl | Separated |
| Perceived size | Looks larger | Looks busier |
Use Guide
Step 1
Give us the cabinet aperture before production — apron sinks are built to the carcass.
Step 2
Leave the grid in place when washing pans.
Step 3
Lift the grid out weekly and rinse underneath it.
Step 4
Dry the apron face after use to keep the brushed grain even.
Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Single Bowl Apron Sink — Frequently Asked Questions
Does the grid come with every sink?
Yes for this model. If you are buying a bare bowl for a project, say so and we will quote without it.
Can the apron be flat instead of curved?
Yes — the flat apron version is our double bowl model, and a flat single bowl can be built to order.
How deep can the bowl go?
Depth is made to order. Tell us the cabinet height and we will confirm the maximum usable depth.
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