KRAUS Standart Pro 33 -inch Undermount 60/40 Double Bowl 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink, KHU104-33

I absolutely love my sink! It is stylish and durable. The divider sits well below the quartz countertop so it does not overflow everywhere. It can get a little gunky under the grates which is annoying, but it cleans easily. I also found that sometimes silverware will get wedged in the grates at an odd angle and scratch the sink. We have had this for about 1 year and have extremely destructive children. I would say that it is able to withstand the abuse well. Overall, I am extremely pleased with the quality of this sink for the cost.

Our sink came within 3 days of ordering it. It’s absolutely beautiful. It’s more of a squared off shape, versus the typical rounded sink. It has 40/60 sink compartments (the larger compartment is on the right hand side). The metal racks look very sleek at the bottom of the sink and will certainly aid in preventing scratches. Plus, it allows you to use one side of the sink for drying (dishes are hidden, unless you walk over to the sink), so we are ditching the drying pad next to the sink! However, the racks do make drying the sink a bit more of a hassle. We’ve had stainless steel sinks and appliances in our kitchens for years. I had read some reviews where folks complained about the water spots. Yes, it definitely acts like stainless- it absolutely shows water spots. I think part of the reason water spots show so obnoxiously in this particular sink is because it has more of a shiny/chrome finish. Plus, it’s super deep and wide, which means there is a lot more surface area requiring wiping down. So, just know what you are getting yourself into. If you want the cool, commercial chef style sink- expect the annoying water spot problem that comes with this size of sink. I do wish the bottom of the sink had a bit more angle to it- as the water tends to pool in various spots. My old kitchen sink could be dried with one paper towel. This will require more like 3-4 paper towels to dry. And, because it’s so deep, water splatters all over the sink basin. It’s very quiet - a nice heavy gauge metal, which doesn’t have the cheap “ping” that lesser quality sinks produce. In addition, the entire underside of the sink has some type of rubber coating applied to it with the sides covered in a thick rubber pad. That’s about the most you could ask for. For the price, this sink is a real value! Oh, and instead of the usual sink plug, it comes with a very different cup style strainer to catch food particles. You can seal the drain hole with a stopper that fits over the small removable strainer. But, just know even the drain is unique. Did I mention it’s beautiful? We bought a very commercial looking Kraus faucet and sprayer to go with the sink and the combination is very slick. Everyone compliments this sink - faucet combo. It will truly be the focal point of any kitchen remodel!

Very happy with this sink's design and quality. The depth is good and I like the removable metal insets for the bottom part, so there is separation between the bottom and dishes, making it easier to clean. I would purchase again.

What a gorgeous sink! My husband and I unwrapped it several nights ago to inspect, since it's not going to be installed for another couple of weeks. The size and 60/40 option is perfect. I LOVE that the larger of the two bowls is on the RIGHT SIDE, which is the right side for the configuration of my kitchen! So many sink manufacturers only offer that larger bowl on the left, which doesn't make any sense to me. The finish of this sink is very beautiful. There is a slight scratch on the base of the right side, but let's be honest here, it's a SINK, and it going to see the likes of heavy pots, utensils, etc which will all contribute to it's patina in the long run. LOVE the sharp but slightly rounded corners, which add to the more modern look of this sink, and allow for easier cleaning (than a 90 degree angle). The right bowl is large and the left gives me enough room to put a dish drain and wash and dry a few dishes or glasses. The 10" depth is impressive.

Ordering another for house we just bought. I'm amazed that the price has not increased in 6 years! This sink came with everything you need except for the faucet and soap dispenser. Love the racks! That Kraus package was available but I wanted a Hansgrohe faucet. This sink is big, deep, flat and I can't find one negative thing to say about it. It replaced a builder grade white porcelain sink that was annoyingly small and pot-marked ugly! BTW: I use the left sink to air dry dishes so I used my old large Rubbermaid dish rack (http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Antimicrobial-Drainer-Silverware-Large/dp/B000IZ793S/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1443040791&sr=1-1&keywords=rubbermaid+dish+rack) and cut off the 4 top corner cross wires. It allows you to slip the rack in the smaller sink like it was custom made! I put some silicone caulk on the metal left exposed by the cuts.

LOVE the way this looks and it is just beautiful, square, lovely lovely. BUT. What is up with the bottom of it? It is so flat that it doesn't drain your foods out, you have to chase them around in ever-tightening circles with your faucet sprayer to get the bottom clean. It came with two really nice stainless steel grids for the bottom to prevent scratches, and we use the smaller side to dry our dishes instead of having an ugly dish rack drying rack on the counter. I would buy again, but the flat bottom is a pain.

First off, the sink is priced right compared to the competition. A competing sink from one of the big US names was going to cost me a comparable amount but then I would have to add the strainers and protective grates at the bottom. Kraus has put together a nice value. Now the downside. The workmanship on the sink is not the best. Any time you put a brushed finish on stainless, you have to pay close attention to the corners. In this sink, there are incomplete brush marks at virtually every right angle both in the corners and bottom. The finish on competing big brands looked better and may very well justify the higher price. Finally, my sink arrived with overspray from the soundproofing paint all over the inside of the sink!! Like most people, the first thing you do on a sink like this is run your hand along the inside. Imagine my surprise when I did so and felt thousands of little bumps. Upon further inspection, the bumps are tiny drops of paint. Thankfully the drops popped right off with a fingernail and later, the end of a pine shim, but it is unacceptable to have this happen in the first place. They seem to have left no lasting mark. I guess the Chinese factory where Kraus has these made couldn't afford a little masking paper and tape. Given that my countertops are being measured soon, I will likely be keeping the sink so as not to delay the project. The flaws are unlikely to be noticed once a few scratches are added through everyday use. I will update this review once the sink is wet and in use for a while. I have to say that some of the reviews here sound a bit like shills for Kraus.

I am a return Kraus customer. This sink is perfect. Quiet, deep, great shape and comes with a choice of drains.

Love this sink! It's really solid, and quiet, and the hole for the bigger bowl has a removable trap that catches all your food scraps so you can throw them out easily. Be warned if you're moving up to deep bowls though - you'll be surprised at how much water they take to fill, especially with the grids in the bottom.

I've had this sink installed for about 18m now and I'm very happy with it. The racks in the bottom are good and bad. Good because they protect the sink and allow me to pour out liquids or run the tap without having pots in the sink block the drain but since we're a tea-drinking family they stain pretty easily and need to be cleaned often. I find the sink seems to stain more easily than my previous sink as well but I'm getting used to cleaning it more often.

As a renovations contractor, I like the quality and price of the Kraus products. Only problem is availability in Canada and speed of getting your hands on their products.

Sink itself was great. But service from Amazon is not. I had to return the sink within a couple of days of receiving it. I had measured correctly and it fit the cabinet. But, the granite measuring chap said it was too deep and should only be 18" deep instead of 19" deep - no one had told us this. So returned it as packaged. Still waiting for refund over a month after it was received back. :( :( And NO CONTACT NUMBERS for Amazon. Of course.

Great sink, awesome depth/shape. The trap in the drain is great. The template is very sparse. If you're making concrete countertops as i did, youre going to need to take your own measurements for the blockout for the faucet as the divider is not marked on the template...it is the correct shape however. The instructions are in engrish...ie chinese subjected to google translate...almost useless....but....it's just a sink...not a rocket.