Kraus Kore 33-Inch Rounded Farmhouse Workstation with In Sink Dish Drying Rack, Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink, KWF210-33

This is my 3rd home with a Kraus sink and this one is the best so far. We love the drying rack and cutting board. Also the new drain cover works extremely well. Didn’t know I needed it until I had one. Love it !!!

The home isn’t even finished yet, nor has it been lived in. Yet this sink, which was not cheap at all, is rusting. And it’s not the superficial rust you can wipe off. The corners are already permanently rusted. And it’s not like you can just simply uninstall an undermount sink that sits under a 10’x5’ quartz slab. I’m so heavily disappointed and upset by this purchase, and have zero faith in its durability and longevity.

Very bad product. So disappointed. Just a week after installed and it is completely scratched. We barely have used it. Not worth the money

Okay, to be fair, this is installed in our new counters, but not yet hooked up. Holy cow is this thing big and deep (30"). I thought we needed the under mount to get more depth, but this may almost be too deep if you are over 6' tall! Seriously you could bathe a two year old in this thing!I was worried my counter maker would have trouble with cutting to the "lip" this requires for the accessories, but they cut it perfectly. The accessories seem nice - the silicon coated dish rack in particular. My plumber wants to replace the drain assembly with something more sturdy, so I am a tad depresses, but I'm not sure it is necessary and will go with the original (who do these guys thing they are making decisions for me any way?).The steel is thick and feels very solid. The sound deadening seems to be very good. I'll post more once this has water in it, but if you are considering this or the over mount version, it is a very nice sink.Edit: almost six months later and we still love the sink. The metal grate for the bottom is a must use. We have the silicon grated disk drying tray in all the time. Have some liquid bar keepers friend on hand and it cleans up great. Do NOT use anything FB abrasive. You don’t need to and it will scratch. It seems to spot and get musty looking rather quickly, but it cleans up pretty easy. We have the matching Kraus faucet in stainless. It is also very nice, but I understand they now have a spot free stainless version. Definitely get that one! We are still happy with undercount, but as I said above, it will still be plenty deep if you go over mount.

I purchased this sink in July 2019, so I've been using it for a year now. (I bought right when it became available and had 0 reviews). It is one of my favorite things in our kitchen. I love the divider being half way up the middle of the sink allowing for use of the whole sink or just half. I love not seeing my garbage disposal or other drain - the drain covers are beautiful and another touch of elegance to the overall look of the sink. When I wash cookware, I can fit everything on one side to dry (the same amount of dishes used to take up half the sink and another ugly counter top dish drainer. One of my favorite things about this sink - cutting melons with NO MESS. I can fit a whole large watermelon in the sink to wash it before cutting, then I can put a garbage bag for rinds and a bowl for the cut melon all inside the sink - so no more melon juice all over the counter! I LOVE THIS SINK!I give it 5 stars as I really love it but there are a few things to know about:1. It does spot - when it arrives it is so beautiful and you want to keep it that way - but water marks do show up. I use barkeepers friend and cleans up nicely but I am not going to dry my sink after every use (that's not practical).2. It is a very deep sink which has pros and cons. I love how deep the sink is but my contractor had a hard time cutting the existing pipes to fit the new sink (which added to the cost of installation). It also makes you have less cabinet space below the sink - again, well worth the trade-off in my opinion.

This sink looks great and it fits perfectly into the 30 inch Ikea base cabinet. It was the biggest fanciest one I could find that fits and I'm pretty happy with it. I've read in the review for other sinks with the same size that there is a problem with if the Ikea cabinet has doors - something with the hinges. We have the pullout version of the Ikea sink cabinet and that works fine. There is not much space underneath for trash bins anymore though and we had to cut out a piece of the back of the pullout drawer for the garbage disposal. We have a second pullout cabinet for the trash bins so this is not an issue for us. Something to keep in mind though if you're in the process of planning your kitchen. I had been going back and forth between one bowl and two bowls. I'm glad I went with the one big one since you can store wet pots and pans on the drying rack even better than in a second bowl. I'm subtracting one star because it does scratch somewhat easily. Still the best one I could find for my Ikea cabinet though.

This thing must be made of some garbage Chineseium and not high quality steel. After installing it I vacuumed up some dust in the bowl. The plastic vacuum attachment that doesn't even scratch the crappy paint on my walls scratched this thing. The super cheap utility sink I installed takes a daily beating from anything I throw in it and it held up better than this POS. I really wish I hadn't picked KRAUS. Obviously the material selection doesn't hold up to their insane price tag. Unless you plan on using this sink as an artwork rather than a sink I would avoid it like the plauge.

I had to return the sink because it had a zero radius corner and zero radius corners do not work well with quartz countertops they cannot cut the corner tops in a 90° corner or it will make the courts countertop more likely to crack overtime. The sink was not feasible for my project. I feel like sink should not be made with a zero radius corner because they’re very difficult for insulation and the very difficult for countertop manufacturers. And Theory and pictures they look beautiful but in reality they do not work.

The media could not be loaded.  This sink was the ONE thing that I was looking forward to MOST about our newly renovated kitchen, even more than the new easy to clean quartz countertop and backsplash. This workstation sink was the one thing that got me excited and eager to use.BUT....this sink has turned out to be such a disappointment that it hurts my heart to think how much we spent on it and the quality we got in return :( it's only been installed for THREE DAYS and it is already got rust spots. See photos and video attached. Even the colander it comes with had a rust spot the NEXT MORNING and I never even used any cleaning product on it. We live in a city with municipal water that is clean enough to drink from the tap so we can't even blame the water. The cause has to be the quality of this sink.It's stressing me out because I feel like I need to baby this sink and treat it like a fragile piece of glass rather than the sturdy heavy duty steel it advertises to be. Now I'm always worrying about wiping it dry after each use (not sustainable) and what new rust spots are ging to pop up next.I use Vim to clean it (which is safe for the countertops) and always rinse right away. My last stainless steel sink was a cheapo piece of junk from the local hardware store for only $100 and it NEVER rusted. Even after letting it soak with Clorox bleach spray for days.Also....the water and food does not drain to the right towards the drain as it advertises because the slope towards the drain is so subtle that there may as well be no slope at all. That was a feature that attracted me to buy this sink as well. Too bad they were false claims.This sink is not worth a penny unfortunately which is such a disappointment to say. Worst part is, our brand new countertop has already been cut for the size of this sink and it's been professionally installed and now we are stuck with it 😭Dear Amazon and dear Kraus, how are you possibly going to make this right?

Excellent sink. Super functional and looks great. Well built. One of the best purchases for our kitchen. The included accessories are great. The grate keeps you dishes from touching the sink bottom. The foldable silicone coated stainless steel rack eliminates our need to have a dish rack. Looks good as well. Well built. The included cutting board is also a nice touch. Highly recommended.

its an ok sink, the thin divider is good to have to wash long items as is the shelf system. i haven't had a stainless sink for a while, but this one scratches up visibly immediately, - its brushed so i guess that makes sense. I replaced the so-so stock drain with a deeper one (Azuni was solid metal best value i could find). Best to find a model that comes with the deeper drains and baskets.the silicone covered rack is nice but it gets spots on it all the time. other sinks have stainless rack with silicone at the ends, but stuff might slide around in that i guess. haven't really used the cutting board yet. i wont use the 2 provided drains or mounting clips, and may not use the 2 racks that go at the bottom, so i'm paying for stuff i wont use. i think they have a similar model with deep drain baskets or i would have bought stylish brand, another decent value. The stainless is thick as described but the bottom scratches up like a skating rink, maybe any brushed stainless sink does. I think the single bowl is better honestly than the 50/50 design, so much more space, but at half the price of a standard fridge i don't know if i would call this good value. there are similar no name options at the 2-300 range and artika has a similar product for even less (at some retailers). Overall happy with it, apart from the scratches and the somewhat high price (it goes up and down quite a lot, keep an eye on it).

One week after installation and already have one significant rust spot on bottom panel. As well, bottom scratches extremely easily, even with a “non-scratch” dish wand. Not impressed.

Returned Kore Workstation Sink without installing because I didn't like the way the end-pieces were welded on. The inside corners were 90 degrees and you could see a very fine seam, less than a hair, but still there. Everything else was perfect. Backside was completely sealed. Sink looked beautiful, heavy, solidly-built, with nice accessories. Wish I could have gotten rid of the doubt because I'm sure it would have been fine but went with another brand that had smooth, welded 10mm radius corners for a seamless bowl.