Drop-in farmhouse sinks are an installation-friendly option within our farmhouse apron kitchen sinks collection, offering the apron-front aesthetic with a visible rim for simpler installs.
Our collection ofdrop-in farmhouse sinks, also called top-mount farmhouse sinks, these sinks installs directly into your existing countertop cutout, making them one of the easiest ways to upgrade your kitchen with an apron-front design.
Whether you are replacing an old sink or updating your space with a budget-friendly farmhouse option, drop-in farmhouse sinks offer the perfect blend of beauty, convenience, and durability.
Why Choose a Drop-In Farmhouse Sink?
Simple installation fits many existing sink bases with minimal modification
Farmhouse apron-front look without changing your cabinets
Ideal for remodels when you want a quick transformation
Compatible with most countertops, including laminate
Affordable upgrade compared to traditional undermount farmhouse sinks
Materials for Drop-In Farmhouse Sinks
Material
Durability
Best For
Fireclay
Very durable; chip and heat resistant
Classic glossy farmhouse style
Granite Composite
Highly scratch and impact-resistant
Modern matte finishes and low maintenance
Stainless Steel
Lightweight, durable, and versatile
Contemporary and high-use kitchens
Cast Iron
Heavy, strong, and heat-safe
Traditional kitchens with enamel finishes
Top Styles You Will Find in This Collection
Single bowl drop-in farmhouse sinks
Double bowl drop-in farmhouse sinks
Workstation drop-in farmhouse sinks with built-in accessories
Compact sizes for small kitchens
Reversible apron-front fireclay designs
Will a Drop-In Farmhouse Sink Fit Your Cabinet?
Most drop-in farmhouse sinks fit standard 30-inch and 36-inch sink bases. Because the sink drops into the counter opening, you typically do not need custom cabinetry or structural support. Always confirm the cutout size and apron height against your existing cabinet before installation.
Topmount and drop-in farmhouse sinks follow a different installation process than traditional undermount styles. To understand cabinet preparation, reveal height, and sealing requirements, see our farmhouse sink installation guide before finalizing your sink selection.
Popular Sizes
30-inch drop-in farmhouse sinks
33 inch drop-in farmhouse sinks
36-inch drop-in farmhouse sinks
Drop-In vs Undermount vs Traditional Farmhouse
Drop-in farmhouse easiest installation, works with most countertops
A drop-in farmhouse sink combines an apron-front design with a top-mount installation. It drops into the countertop opening, making it easier to install than a traditional undermount apron-front sink.
Usually no. Most drop-in farmhouse sinks fit standard 30 inch or 36 inch sink bases without modification. Always check apron height and cutout size before installing.
Yes. They are one of the easiest farmhouse sink types to install since they sit on top of the countertop, making them ideal for remodels and budget-friendly upgrades.
Drop-in farmhouse sinks work with most countertop types, including laminate, butcher block, quartz, solid surface, and granite.
Top options include fireclay, granite composite, stainless steel, and cast iron. Fireclay offers classic farmhouse appeal, while composite and steel provide modern durability.
Durability depends on the material:
Fireclay resists scratches and stains
Granite composite is highly scratch-resistant
Stainless steel may show light marks but cleans easily
Cast iron remains durable with proper care
The most popular sizes are 30 inch, 33 inch, and 36 inch. Your cabinet width will determine the maximum size you can install.
Yes. Most drop-in farmhouse sinks support standard 3.5 inch garbage disposals.
Yes. A drop-in design saves cabinet work, and compact farmhouse sinks (27 to 30 inches) are ideal for smaller spaces.
Pull-down or semi-pro faucets offer the best reach and flexibility for washing large dishes and cleaning deep basins.