I ended up with the Porcher "London" because I needed a 24", but loved the look of the 30" Kraus (and bought the KPF1602 Kraus faucet...). I'd be interested to hear whether you choose to undermount, flush or install it proud. We're going for flush mount for the look, but undermount is probably more functional. Ah, the decisions never end! Good luck!

I have the 36" double, but haven't installed it yet. It's gorgeous in the box. :)

I have a Kraus sink, not this one. It's OK. The grid has very wide-apart pieces of metal. I haven't a lot of experience to know how a sink should be. This seems OK. What do you want to know? Can I answer a question more specifically?

Thanks everyone. aliris19...I was just wanting to know if anyone had it and what they thought of the quality, etc. I would like a farmhouse sink, but don't want to break the bank to get one either, this Kraus seems fairly reasonable.

I don't have this sink, but I just wanted to point you to the Overstock page that sells it because it has 30+ consumer reviews of the sink. I'll link it. Kraus KHF200-30 at Overstock.

We bought a Kraus faucet, and while I realize these are two different things, I thought it would be helpful to note that we are extremely pleased with the quality of the faucet. Other brand faucets in this style were many times the price of the Kraus faucet, so we weren't expecting much. But the faucet is as good (if not better!) than many others we looked at, in the way of solid construction, aesthetics, and it has performed flawlessly. I don't know if that speaks to the quality of the brand overall, but I thought I'd mention it, because I think people sometimes assume if the price is so much less, it can't be as good. (We have the Kraus faucet KPF-1602, that is pictured with the farmhouse sink here)

alwaysfixin... Thanks!! It looks like it gets pretty good reviews. Their price wasn't bad either.

I have this sink but it's the double bowl 33". I've only had it a week or so but so far so good. I bought it at overstock based on the reviews there.
I don't use the wire sink grids. I can tell they would totally bug me. There are already a few scratches but it's a metal sink -it's gonna scratch and soon enough they will all blend into one. So no matter there.

That's all I've got so far :0)

I have a Kraus although not the farmhouse. I have been really happy with it so far. I got a deal on the sink and faucet combo that was too good to pass up. This is the site I got it at. Looks like they have the sink. http://www.expressdecor.com/kraus-kitchen-combos.html

Hope this helps:o)

Regarding Kraus faucets - note that some if not all are not lead-compliant. Matters for the law in California, for your health everywhere.

Mercy - I'm not sure really how to judge the quality on an absolute basis; I've never had a ss sink myself so can't really compare. I think dents, maybe? And sound? rust? In comparison with my mothers' growing up, this is quieter and obviously heavier. The tight corners are not too tight as to make cleaning difficult. It's really deep which I like. It's not what I *ordered*! (another story), but I'm OK with it. It's the either 121 or 101 -- can't remember; I think the latter. Whatever it isn't is the one I ordered with 5 sides, but that was backordered and they sent the 4-sided one instead. (Did they think I wouldn't notice?).

I think it's a fine option; feels very sturdy and with a nice wide outflow, though perhaps that's standard. I don't like the sink grid though! But it's possible I just don't really like grids at all. For years I hankered after them, never having really had one other than the plastic-coated aftermarket items you buy at Target. It's possible I just won't be liking any metal sink grid. Stuff falls through; can't fish it out, can't easily clean around it - annoying.

I would agree the sink is exceptionally well boxed. I swear a huge proportion of these reviews focus on the sink's packaging though! I was pretty amused by this.

I think you need someone who's had the sink for a few years to pipe up probably. But I don't know how long they've been around.

aliris19... Thanks for the feedback. I guess I was concerned because this particular sink was not one of the more expensive sinks out there (not that I can afford them), so I just wanted to make sure it was ok quality. I think from what you and others have said, it seems like it would be okay.

I have a blanco d-shaped ss sink now, and it is nice. It is 10 inches deep...a little deep for me since I'm under 5' tall.

I just ordered the Kraus KHF203-33 (could not afford fireclay). I went with the double with stone guard. While it did come perfectly packed - when I unpacked it, it was a magical experience that shouted OOOH LAA LAA. I will enjoy washing dishes in this bad boy :) Of course, I am doing a total reno from a completely dysfunctional kitchen. It's not installed yet (waiting the for soapstone) but the GC and plumber are also in love - contractor style. Like aliris, I would like to hear from someone's who has used the sink.

I've been looking for a SS farmhouse sink. I thought I saw Kraus made one where the depth of the sink extended all the way to the back of the countertops (approx 24+ inches deep). Does anyone have something like this or know of something in the Kraus price range for single bowl SS sinks I could find them. Kraus seems to have great reviews and the prices are reasonable.

I have the 36" Kraus single bowl farm sink, installed only about 3 weeks. I also have a Kraus faucet, the quality is wonderful, and I am very happy.

We just remodeled our kitchen and put in a 30" Kraus we bought from Overstock. It is not an apron sink but a single bowl. I think it is great quality for the money. It's deep enough for my big pots and my canner. I would recommend them.

Aloha - mine is on an island corner. Its dimensions are 16"x21" -- is that what you mean? It's 10"d. ...was there a question? I think by the time you leave space for the faucet, which you probably have to do only maybe you could set one to the side or on the wall, this fits the bill. Also for stone if you have a countertop....

Sorry, I have to go a little OT to address the point Aliris19 brought up - I don't know if the OP is looking for a faucet, and Aliris19 is right, it behooves us to find low-lead compliant faucets. However, I am not sure that Aliris is correct that Kraus faucets are not lead-compliant. According to the listing in faucetdirect, my Kraus KPF-1602 faucet is low-lead compliant. I guess a call to Kraus customer service is needed to confirm. Also, if you google "Kraus lead-compliant faucet", you'll get a lot of results for Kraus. Anyway, we use filtered water for drinking rather than drinking from the kitchen faucet. But, since overstock, expressdecor, and faucetdirect offer pairings/combos of Kraus sinks with Kraus faucets at a nice discount, and the quality is good, it shouldn't be dismissed until you are certain about the low-lead specs for Kraus faucets. Aliris19 - can you confirm what you said about Kraus faucets is true?

I have the Kraus 30" SS farmsink. It's been in about 6 weeks. I also bought the sink/faucet combo at expressdecor.com. Love it!! It also came with the grid and I want to say I paid a little over $500??? My only problem was splashing from the faucet being up so high, but as I've used it, I've gotten the hang of it. The sink fits everything. I do have to remove the grid a few times a week to clean the sink, but my pull-out faucet reaches down and does a good job without lifting it out too. Very happy overall!!