I have a white haven. Installed almost four years ago. I do love it but it is challenging to clean. Regular dish soap isn’t strong enough to brighten it up. I have to use sometching stronger, like Oxiclean, to get it really white. It’s sort of a pain to have to do that a couple of times a week. The grids are essential, at least in my view, but the foot pads leave stains that are almost impossible to get off.

We have a 30" Kohler whitehaven sitting in out basement awaiting the cabinets. I love the look and can't wait to have it in place. I read alot of threads and decided against fireclay. Next I searched around and found that some of the cast iron apron sinks are soooo pricey. The whitehaven fit the bill. Best price, self-trimming and has the look I wanted. My cabinet guy was happy to hear that it was self-trimming. I got it for $637 dollars on-line from efaucets but be careful because the shipping is expensive. My freight shipping was over a hundred dollars.

Looks great. For those that are asking, Kohler is still having trouble getting orders filled. Just about every product line has backorders right now.

@Becky H, I found a 20" wood cutting board at HomeGoods that fits our Whitehaven from the apron to the 3/4" reveal. I also like this IKEA trivet for defrosting or for draining a few coffee cups over the sink. Its sturdy and moves easily from sink to counter. The gray IKEA tub gets used every day so it stays in the sink. It is the perfect size for soaking small items like the DW filters, filling with hot soapy water and for gathering the silverware before loading. Even though we use the stainless workstation sink in our island for most prep, there are times when we need to use the Whitehaven for similar tasks. I love being able to prep and chop over both sinks and keep the mess off of the counters. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/laemplig-trivet-stainless-steel-30111087/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9oWV846U9QIVE3xvBB0hZQZWEAQYASABEgIzvvD_BwE https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/grundvattnet-rinsing-tub-gray-80314285/