20'' L Farmhouse / Apron Single Bowl Fireclay Kitchen Sink WHFLATN2018-BISCUIT

Features

• 20" series fireclay kitchen sink with castle has a design on the front apron on one side and fluted front apron on the opposite side.
• Patented design
• The benefits of an authentic farmhouse sink: The quality of the finish - the glazing of the sink surface provides both durability and shine over long periods of time. The raw material used is fine fireclay allows for uniformity in the finish. Durability - the sink's glaze is practically impervious to threatening bacteria from food preparation. Stains do not penetrate the glaze and can be easily wiped away. Acids and chemical cleaners have virtually no adverse effects. Coffee stains, cigarette burns, and, other daily occurrences that would adversely affect kitchen sinks made from other materials are easily wiped away on fireclay sinks. Scratches - these sinks are not adversely affected by scratches from pots, pans, knives, etc. Thermal shock - thermal shock (very hot or very cold water) has no effect whatsoever on the sink.
• Bowl type: Single bowl.
• Bowl style: Rounded.
• Apron theme: Dental/fluted.
• Drains RNW35L, RNW50L, or WH202 must be used
• Please note that all Farmhaus fireclay sinks tapers slightly on sides, and may have small variations in size.
• US patent no. D620092 S.
• Due to the organic nature of the fireclay material dimensions may vary by 0.125" of an inch. We recommend having the sink on location to trace and measure for countertop and cabinet cutouts.
• The collection of farmhouse fireclay sinks are individually handmade. We strongly recommend that your sink be supplied to your cabinet maker prior to the fabrication of your kitchen cabinets and countertops. Cutouts should not be made until they are checked against your sink.
• This sink can be installed in 3 different ways, all of which feature an exposed front apron. The most common is undermount, where the countertop flows over the edge of the sink. Another option is a flush mount where the countertop and top edge of the sink are exactly the same height, in this case, the silicone sealer between the sink and countertop will be visible. The third option is a top mount where the countertop buts up against the side of the sink which sticks up above the height of the countertop. Not to be confused with drop-in which this sink is not designed for.