Kore 32-Inch Undermount Workstation 16 Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink with Accessories, KWU110-32

Exactly what I wanted!! Huge!! Simple!!!. All accessories fit well, sink feels good. Easy to install, but I didn't use the supplied inserts, ( they didn't hold very well), I used silicone and added under support front and rear.

Great size to fit all my large baking trays and oven shelves. I love it!

We bought this KWU110-32 Kore 32 Inch under mount Kraus sink and the Kraus Spot Free Bolden faucet in 2022 as part of our complete kitchen overhaul. We've been using this sink for several months and wanted to provide a useful review for anyone considering this Kraus sink. Summary: Overall we love it. It looks great, the silicone drying rack is extremely handy, and it's really deep. The sink options (like cutting boards, bowl holders etc) make this a really practical design. The Kraus faucet matches very well. I particularly like the raised in-sink mesh grate that covers the entire bottom. We have a garburator (aka garbage disposal for our US brothers and sisters!) so that really helps with cleaning leftovers on the sink bottom that didn't make it to the organic recycling bin. We have found that it really helps to scrape leftover food directly into the drain as the mesh screen can sometimes catch longer pieces like lettuce or carrot strands. It also helps to periodically flush the sink bottom as you work to prevent food from drying to the bottom. It's just something you adapt to. Now, there is one thing that's important to know here. As a few others have pointed out, this sink does not respond well to harsh "dry" scraping or the use of steel wool. The finish is great looking, and reasonably durable but in our opinion you MUST use the raised grate on the sink bottom or else you will scratch the heck out of the bottom and it'll look bad. Our cleaners accidentally made a small scratchy area with steel wool, but that's no big deal. It's a sink. It's supposed to be used. The solution to this issue was easy: 1) use the sink grate; just lift it out when you need to wash out the sink using a soft brush or a soapy cloth. 2) flush food material periodically so it doesn't dry out and stick to the sink bottom The takeaway here is to look after your investment. Complaining because the sink is scratched after you used steel wool and comet on a buffed metal finish isn't really fair...don't let the food dry out on the bottom in the first place!

This sink is beautiful. The stainless steel is thick and stands up to everyday use. The cutting board is bamboo and very useful. The deep single bowl design means cleaning large pans pots is easier. My wife doesn't like it, but I 'won' out with 'the person doing the cleaning...' I still like the fact that I can fit pans in the sink while I clean them. Tips: Keep the sink clean and don't let water stand in it for prolonged time if you have hard water. Clean with vinegar to remove any calcium or lime built up from the corners. Use stainless steel cleaner and polish for that just installed look. Even after a year. Cutting board: It is well made, bamboo and very used in my kitchen. Treat with a food grade wood wax and your good to go. Reapply the wax every month or so based on your usage and preferences. I use a bees wax for all my cutting boards. Cons: The sink has a curve in the corners that make cleaning easier however not all transitions were considered for that. The result is cleaning required a brush to get into the 90° corners, I use a modified firm toothbrush for this. The cutting board has a fluid channel that runs the perimeter and a drain to allow liquid to disperse from the board. Make sure that the channel and drain are waxed as well. Doing so will seal the exposed end grain that will wick fluid and cause headaches later if not addressed. Scratches in the sink are not eliminated but reduced greatly by the basin bottom rack. It is stainless steel and very sturdy. It functions well and provides adequate protection for the bottom of the sink. Con: it needs cleaning after each use. Doing so will prevent oder from trapped food or just clinging food. A quick brush with a cleansing brush and you will fine. Once a month fill the sink to just over the top of the rack and toss in a cup of vinegar. Let that sit for an hour and then your back to that new rack luster. Over all the Kraus line is fantastic. This is our second Kraus sink. Our first was bought to sell our old house, this one for our new home with a complete rework of the kitchen. Installation : I installed our first Kraus sink in our old house. The process was a replacementfor an undermount. The old sink was very stubborn and took some convincing. Let's just say the swear jar filled up. The install was a lot easier. This new sink install was a breeze. I had no difficulty with letting the countertop company install undermounted to granite.. I know this review was long, I thank you for the time you spent reading it. I hope this helps in your decision.

I love the sink.. It looks stylish and I like how wide and deep it is. I was concerned about having corners that were not rounded, but it’s not a problem at all. Also, I thought all the extra accessories were unnecessary but now that I have them, I love them. I particularly love the drying rack.