KrausKitchen Sink Bellucci 32” Undermount Workstation Granite, Metallic White, Accessories, KGUW1-33WH

Our sink is four years old today. I wanted to clear up some misinformation in many of the reviews.First. My wife loves the sink. The single large bowl provides loads of room for “sink duties”. She will never never go back to double sides.We have a garbage disposal in the one drain and it works flawlessly. She also uses the drain rack often. It a nice featureWe used black mamba adhesive to secure the sink to the countertop and it has worked perfectly for four years.The quartz material itself has exceeded expectations for durability. Granted, we are careful people BUT, we do have a 10 year old and 17 year old and the are “not so much”. You can not find even a mark in this sinkRegarding stains. You can see the color is as pristine as the day it arrived. It does stain easily, especially tomato sauce, but also cleans very easily. Those using scrubbing brushes and powders are probably not getting it clean and are very frustrated. Once every couple of months we put several layers of paper towels in the sink and soak them with Clorox the next morning we remove them resulting in a spotless sink. That method has worked for four years. I can’t speak to other colors but this bone color looks amazingThere has not been a single negative to this sink (I’m the guy that would list negatives alphabetically).Kudos to this manufacturer. Not often products are a home run but this one is.

Love this work station sink. Well made and they gray color is perfect. We went from a SS two tubs to one what a difference in working in the sink. The depth is 9 inches whick let's you clean just about anything. It's a keeper for the price. We also have a Blanco gray sink which cost twice the price. I see no difference between the 2.

Great product. I have several clients who purchase this for me to install. Never had one complaint from any!Great quality of material, very resistant to every day use, finish holds up really well.

I have had this sink installed for a little over a year and it developed a bad crack in it. I wasn't too upset at first because Kraus claims to have a limited lifetime warranty. Come to find out, that limited part means you won't be covered.I have been going back and forth with their customer service team for weeks now trying to get this resolved, but they refuse to escalate the issue and I've only been told they would give me 20% off a new sink... so maybe I can get one that doesn't crack next time (no thanks). When I sent pictures in, they first blamed the installation of a safety wire that was used while the rim mount brackets cured. After I sent pictures showing the wire support wasn't even tight, they backtracked and said because I didn't use THEIR brackets that my warranty was voided. I tried to explain there were not any brackets in the sink and I had to purchase the same kind of mounting brackets from Lowe's. They THEN come back and say those still void the warranty because they weren't their style. When I inquired about the difference, they stated that their brackets drill into countertop as opposed to using epoxy--keep in mind this is how the bracket attaches to the counter top, they are EXACTLY the same with how they attach and hold the sink.After some more reading on reddit and the internet, it appears this is a common issue with Kraus and they refuse to honor their warranty. I suspect if my brackets were their brand, the next reason they wouldn't honor their warranty is because I have a garbage disposal attached (several people online ran into this excuse when their sink cracked.)Moral of the story, don't buy Kraus, buy from a reputable manufacturer that honors their warranty.

First off, let me say that my wife and I were nervous about ordering a sink for our new island from a brand we'd never heard of off of Amazon. But in building our dream kitchen island, we wanted to make sure we weren't missing any new trends or useful innovations. Amazon gave us a wide variety of sinks with a lot of bells and whistles. We were close to buying one with an LED display and a lighted waterfall. But KRAUS kept coming up in our research both on and off the site, so we pulled the trigger.That was one year ago. I have found very few things wrong with this sink since.We were concerned our hard water would leave visible stains against the black surface if we didn't keep cleaning it. Not true. The water drains and/or dries and the surface is stain free. We were concerned the lipped rim for the cutting board and drying rack was a gimmick we'd never use. Not true. We use it constantly.All in all, you won't be disappointed if you're looking for a huge drop in sink that will make a subtle statement in your kitchen.Cons? The only cons MIGHT be the rubbery surface of the drying rack. That does tend to hold water stains, but a quick scrub with a sponge takes them right off. I would also add that we don't use the cutting board as much as we used to, because it is pretty big to leave in at all times if you have a tendency to load up dirty dishes there. We do use the drying rack all the time because you can fold it on itself or roll it up.Another minor con - and I'm not sure it's any different from any other single-basin sink - is that the angle toward the drain is very gradual. It does take some effort to get food on the far end to go down to the disposal side. To solve this, we bought one of those mushroom-shaped disposal plugs that doubles as a way to stuff food down the disposal. (I also can't believe I've gone decades living in homes with disposals without buying one of those sooner, by the way)If you're on the fence because of the name brand, don't be - KRAUS makes a grade A product.

Product fit great and packaged well. The sink seems durable and was easy to install. Overall we are very pleased with Kraus!

Discolors easily and need to actively scrub to keep clean in the color white.

Love the sink and all that came with it.