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Q: What base cabinet size fits a 33" or 36" farmhouse sink?

Most 33" farmhouse sinks fit a 36" base cabinet; most 36" sinks fit a 39–42" base or a base made custom once the sink is on hand. Always verify cutout, front-rail clearance, and apron height in the specifications sheet.

Q: Undermount vs top-mount farmhouse—what’s better?

Undermount gives a seamless wipe-in edge (best with stone/quartz). Top-mount (drop-in) is easier to install/replace and works with more countertop materials.

Q: What’s the best material for a farmhouse sink?

Fireclay is glossy and chip-resistant; granite/quartz composite offers a matte, scratch-resistant look; stainless is durable and light on cabinets; copper develops a warm patina.

Q: How do I reduce noise and protect dishes in a farmhouse sink?

Use a bottom grid and consider sound-padded models (for stainless). Soft grids also help prevent surface wear.

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Shop 1,300+ farmhouse (apron-front) sinks in fireclay, granite/quartz composite, stainless steel, copper, and concrete—in popular 30, 33, and 36 inch sizes. Choose undermount or top-mount and features like workstation, single/double bowl, reversible/fluted front, and retrofit apron. Every order includes Free Shipping $75+ and our 110% Low Price Guarantee.

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A farmhouse apron kitchen sink is characterized by its exposed front panel, deep basin, and forward-mounted design, which reduces reach and strain during everyday kitchen tasks.

Why Choose a Farmhouse Sink?

Farmhouse (apron-front) sinks feature a deep basin and an exposed, finished front—great ergonomics, easy pot-and-pan clearance, and a timeless focal point for classic to modern kitchens. Choose undermount for a seamless wipe-in edge, or top-mount/drop-in for simpler installation. Retrofit models deliver the apron look with fewer cabinet changes.

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Compare Farmhouse Sink Materials at a Glance

Material	Look & Feel	Durability	Maintenance	Best For
Fireclay	Glossy, classic; optional fluted or reversible fronts	Highly durable, chip-resistant glazed surface that withstands daily use	Low	Timeless farmhouse aesthetics with a long-lasting finish
Granite / Quartz Composite	Matte, stone-like texture in modern neutrals (white, black, grey)	Extremely strong and scratch-resistant; color-through material resists fading	Low	Contemporary style with heavy-duty everyday performance
Stainless Steel (16/18-gauge)	Brushed/metallic professional look	Durable and resilient against impact; will not crack or chip	Low	Commercial-inspired kitchens seeking durability and hygiene
Copper	Warm, living patina; artisanal handcrafted appeal	Naturally strong metal that develops a protective patina over time	Medium	Design showpieces valuing a unique, evolving finish
Concrete (e.g., NativeStone)	Textural, organic, handcrafted look	Solid and impact-resistant when properly sealed	Medium	Modern-rustic spaces favoring natural, earthy materials

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Installation & Fit

Undermount delivers a clean counter transition (best with stone or solid-surface). Top-mount/drop-in simplifies installs and replacements. Retrofit apron-front models are designed to work with many existing cabinets. Common sizes are 30", 33", and 36"; verify cabinet width, front-rail clearance, and sink cutout from the spec sheet before ordering.

Planning a farmhouse sink installation? Farmhouse (apron-front) sinks require proper cabinet sizing, structural support, and the right installation method. Before ordering, review our farmhouse sink installation guide to understand cabinet support requirements, retrofit vs new-build options, and common installation mistakes to avoid.

Specialty Options

Workstation Farmhouse — ledges for boards/racks to maximize prep space
Double Bowl — separate prep/soak and rinse
Reversible/Fluted Front — choose smooth or fluted apron
Top-Mount / Drop-In — easier installs with visible rim
Undermount — seamless wipe-in cleanup for stone/quartz tops
Retrofit Apron — apron look with fewer cabinet changes

Brands & Selection

Shop best-sellers from BOCCHI, Ruvati, Latoscana, Native Trails, Nantucket Sinks, Karran, AllStone, and Blanco. Filter by size, mount type, bowl configuration, color, and accessories to find your perfect apron-front sink in minutes.

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Get Expert Help

New to apron-front sizing or cabinet fit? Start with our Fireclay Farmhouse Kitchen Sink Buying Guide, Farmhouse Sinks FAQs, and chat with a Sink Specialist for personalized recommendations.

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Most 33" farmhouse sinks fit a 36" base cabinet; most 36" sinks fit a 39–42" base or a base made custom once the sink is on hand. Always verify cutout, front-rail clearance, and apron height in the specifications sheet.

Standard apron-front models usually require trimming the front rail and adding support. Retrofit farmhouse sinks are designed to fit many existing bases with minimal changes.

Undermount gives a seamless wipe-in edge (best with stone/quartz). Top-mount (drop-in) is easier to install/replace and works with more countertop materials.

Fireclay is glossy and chip-resistant; granite/quartz composite offers a matte, scratch-resistant look; stainless is durable and light on cabinets; copper develops a warm patina.

Yes. Built-in ledges hold cutting boards and racks over the basin, adding prep space without expanding your counters.

Use a bottom grid and consider sound-padded models (for stainless). Soft grids also help prevent surface wear.

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