KHU101-10 Standart PRO Undermount 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Single Bowl Bar Prep Kitchen Sink, 10 Inch

Great item looks very nice and hig quality

La tarja es de muy buena calidad, las esquinas en trazos rectos le dan un diseño moderno, la profundidad de la tarja es la adecuada (más profunda que las comerciales pero no demasiada que dañe la espalda de personas de baja estatura), se pudo instalar submontada en la superficie de la cocina integral, el drenaje fue instalado sin problemas (aunque por la profundidad recomendaría revisar que el desagüe de la pared tenga la altura adecuada para que quepa con la trampa). Sus aditamentos como la rejilla y su paño le dan un plus. Cuando se usa no emite ruidos importantes (cocina-comedor conectados). El tamaño fue el adecuado, estaba dudosa entre una más grande pero está resultó de Perfecto tamaño, no me arrepiento.

Compre solo una pza,, para ver la calidad primero,,Me sorprendio la tarja Kraus, es lo que esperaba, en mi casa usare 4 tarjas creo que me voy con todas con la misma marca, la profundidad y aislamiento es muy buena,, cosa que no te ofrecen otras tarjas

The 27" undersink mount was the largest I could fit in the 30" base cabinet (Home Depot Hampton Bay style). My remodeling contractor said these stainless steel sinks won't hold up to garbage disposal mounting. But he pick up one end to the Kraus 16 ga. sink and was impressed with the sink's rigidity and weight. Absolutely no flex. BE AWARE on a kitchen remodel with a garbage disposal the disposal's drain/p-trap did not line up the old drain rough-in which was exactly 16 inches center above the kitchen floor (not cabinet). The drain needed lowering about 2 inches at least but not too low so the P-trap is obstructed by the cabinet bottom. Helpful measurements the sink drain is about 10.5" below the undersink mounting surface (quartz). And the Insinkerator discharge pipe bottom is about 6.5" center below sink when mounted. So the height stackup (sink + disposal drain + P-trap) (10.5" + 6.5" + 2" = 19"). So drain outlet needs to be at least 19" below the counter top mounting surface (again with Insinkerator disposal). YMMV but I was remodeling so the contractor lowered the drain height about 2". Also on the 27" sink the drain opening is in the right rear so could be mounting issues as well with the placement and disposal diameter (electrical outlets, air gap pipes, etc). This sink will scratch but I want a 100% functional daily use sink and not a show piece. I will clean it in the direction of stainless steel grain - left to right in my case. And will use the included rack but not every day. Edit: After 5 mo. of use I love this sink. Yes it easily scratches but now use the included bottom rack exclusively. Hand wash dishes once per day and the rack keeps dishes dry until wash time. The drain in the right rear is excellent as stacked dishes don’t block the drain opening. Almost silent operation with Insinkerator disposal (no vibration). The 25” usable width and ample depth make cleaning bbq grills much easier. The Krauss replaces a 30” top mount twin sink that had a tiny prep sink in combo with a larger, shallow bowl sink (builder special). Totally worthless as the prep sink had the garbage disposal and the smallish main sink bowl had none. Hated that twin sink!

Bought this sink NOV 2014. Originally I bought the 33" 60/40 Kraus for an IKEA 36" sink base and the sink was massive so I returned it for this 30" single bowl (thank you Amazon for doing the return) which fits much better and is still a decent size sink. I've always had a double bowl sink and wasn't sure if I would like the single bowl, well....I am now a fan and would never get another double bowl again! The corners are absolutely not a problem for cleaning (I use light wiping with a baking soda/light dishwashing detergent mixture & sprayed down with vinegar to clean the sink), the drain angle not bad and the bottom grille I would highly recommend using. The sink bottom scratches easily however that is bound to happen with a stainless sink so it's not a big deal and the grille definitely helps. For the price, this sink is definitely worth purchasing!! And so is The Moen 7175CSL level one-handle high arc Pulldown faucet I bought with it! Great combination. I couldn't be happier with my purchases and what I found around the Toronto area that was comparable was more expensive and in my opinion, not as good! I just hope they still make this sink if/when it ever needs to be replaced. **UPDATE OCT 2016** Bought my original sink Nov 2014 and a second sink Dec 2015 for other property. 2014 sink grill had white plastic covering on legs which over time, wore the finish off on the bottom of the sink where each foot sat. The newer 2015 has black feet which may have been changed due to the issues with white ones. So far, no wearing with the black feet AND the finish seems slightly better with the newer sink so maybe Kraus improved the feet AND the finish after 2014. Regardless, I would still recommend this sink!

For my new kitchen I bought two sinks to compare and this Kraus sink easily won out. Superior quality build. And the 16 gauge steel feels so much sturdier, quieter than 18 gauge, worth the extra cost, I think. I won't go back to 18 gauge sinks, just feels cheap now. This is the kind of product for those who are picky about quality, appreciate good design and quiet luxury in their kitchens