KRAUS Forteza 33-inch Drop In/Undermount 60/40 Double Bowl Granite Kitchen Sink in Black, KGD-50BLACK

Sink came in excellent condition (no cracks or scratches) and installers had no problem with it. We did this in a new build house so it was installed along with our countertops at the same time. I ordered the black drain separately (from Kraus) and love that it has a cohesive look with the sink being a perfect match. It’s easy to clean and even if you end up with white etching from mineral deposits or harsh cleaners, it can be restored easily (so I have read). So far I haven’t had to do that though. Have had it now for about 6 months. The depth is great and allows me to clean deep pots with no problem. We also haven’t had any issues with scratching the surface. Would definitely purchase again.

Looked at many double sinks, but this one checks all the boxes. Deep, bottom slants towards drains, shiny speckles blended in with material. Easy to install, seal, and clean. The only one we found with a curvy rear inside shape. Really enjoy our new sink. Love the drains and strainers.

Worth the money! This sink is awesome! Completed the kitchen. When it drys it has this matte finish that’s just beautiful. We have had pots, pans, knives, etc in it and haven’t noticed any scratches which is impressive for a family of 5 with young kids and hosting groups every week. Highly recommend!

Best purchase we made for a full kitchen remodel. Beautiful and functional, water drains and dries quickly.

I love my new sink. Immediately upgraded the look of my kitchen. Came with a few extras (trivet & oven mitt), which was a pleasant surprise. Glad I chose granite over stainless steel. Quiet (no pinging when dropping something in the sink). Heavy duty. Beautiful. Functional. I love how deep it is - maybe even big enough to bathe twins LOL

Nice quality and install was easy. We like it a lot. Looks nice and does not seem to scratch easily.

I wanted to update and replace our kitchen sink in our home that was built in 1896. I think the kitchen sink that was replaced came into the house shortly after it was built and was in pretty bad shape. The trip to Home Depot and Lowes only yielded the same old stainless sinks and I wanted something different. So off to E-Bay and Amazon to see what else was out there. This caught my eye and after three days of searching, I came back to this one and placed my order. It arrived early and the delivery person (Not Amazon) left it outside and did not close the gate. It was standing on the end of the box, but upon opening for inspection, found it was not damaged. I also ordered a soap dispenser to complete the upgrade. I already had a new faucet so the wait then for the plumber to come and install. The two gentlemen that did the work completed the install in just over 3 hours. And what a transformation it was. The sink goes very well with the other black appliances and accents in the kitchen. The deep bowls are wonderful to get buckets and other tall items in and out. Best of all is how quiet it is when running water into it. Cleanup is very easy so far, my plumber said to use a light coat of olive oil to maintain the luster on the sink interior. No negatives so far except for the charge to install, and that is not the sinks fault! Otherwise very happy, Michael

Great sink, easy to clean, will last for a long time. I installed the gray color version as a drop in to replace a 20 year old cast iron sink in a butcher block counter top. The sink includes raised tabs around the flange with holes in each for using metal tabs to secure the sink to the counter top. Several of the raised tabs did not have holes and several of the tabs had malformed holes. The tabs are absolutely useless, don't use them, use a bead of silicone caulk between the counter and the sink flange. I find it amazingly stupid that a sink mfg would recommend securing a drop in sink using this method. In my situation the sink fit fine in the existing opening however the raised tabs prevented the flange from sitting flush to the counter top. Since enlarging the hole in this countertop was not viable, I used a grinder with tile cutting wheel to easily cut the raised tabs flush to the flange.Update May 26, 2024: After less than one year of use a white film has appeared over a large portion of the sink due to degredation of the resin. Once the resin in this sink begins to break down it leaves a white haze that no amount of cleaning will remove. Another poor quality 3rd party product.