A 34-Inch Double-Bowl Farmhouse Sink for Kitchens That Need Two Workstations
The Karran QA-750 in Bisque is a quartz composite apron-front kitchen sink with two full bowls, designed for new construction and full remodels that incorporate a farmhouse sink base cabinet. Its exposed apron and deep 9-inch bowls bring a classic farmhouse aesthetic alongside the practical separation of a dedicated wash-and-rinse or prep-and-clean setup.
Key Features
• Standard farmhouse installation fits into a 36-inch farmhouse sink base cabinet with support strips carrying the sink's weight.
• Double-bowl configuration gives each bowl its own distinct station, supporting parallel tasks without a shared basin.
• Quartz composite construction combines 80% natural quartz crystals with 20% high-performance acrylic resin for a surface that is highly scratch, stain, chip, and heat resistant.
• Bisque finish provides a warm off-white tone that pairs well with cream, almond, and natural-wood cabinet finishes.
• 9-inch deep bowls offer full capacity for soaking large cookware or accommodating deep prep work on both sides.
• No cutout template included — the actual sink must be on hand before the cabinetmaker fabricates the face-frame opening.
Two Stations Where One Wasn't Enough
A double-bowl farmhouse sink is the right answer when a kitchen workflow demands separation — wash water on one side, rinse water on the other, or a prep bowl running alongside a main cleanup basin. The QA-750 supports that kind of parallel work without asking users to share a single large basin. Kitchens with high daily use, households that hand-wash dishes, and cooks who move between prep and cleanup without pausing all benefit from having two distinct working areas at the sink.
The sink's overall footprint spans 34 inches wide by 21-1/4 inches deep. It installs into a 36-inch farmhouse sink base cabinet, resting on level horizontal support strips screwed to the cabinet side walls, with vertical supports beneath for added strength. The rim sits flush with the cabinet tops on either side, and the apron stands exposed across the cabinet face. Reveal — positive, negative, or zero — should be agreed on with the client before the countertop is cut, as adjustments are difficult once the stone is in place.
Quartz Composite in a Finish Built for Warm Kitchens
The 80% quartz, 20% acrylic resin blend performs well under the daily abuse of a working kitchen: it resists scratches from pots and utensils, shrugs off food and liquid stains, and holds up against heat at the bowl surface. Bisque is a warm off-white that softens an all-white kitchen or bridges the gap between white uppers and warmer wood-toned lowers. It reads more settled than bright white, which suits period-influenced kitchens, transitional designs, and renovations where a stark-white sink would feel out of place alongside cream or antique cabinetry.
Quartz composite is also a non-porous material by construction, which means bacteria and odors have nowhere to settle in the bowl surface itself. Cleaning stays straightforward — no special sealers required, and no grout lines to scrub.
Right Fit for New Construction and Full-Gut Remodels
This is a standard QA-style farmhouse installation, which means it belongs in projects where the cabinetry is being built or fully replaced. It is not a retrofit product — the 9-1/4-inch apron height requires a farmhouse sink base, not a standard kitchen cabinet. Designers and cabinet shops specifying this sink should confirm cabinetry is planned around it from the start, and the actual sink should be provided to the cabinetmaker before fabrication so the face-frame opening is cut to the true apron dimensions rather than a nominal figure.
This sink suits high-specification residential kitchens, custom cabinet builds where the sink is a focal point, and renovation projects with a full cabinetry scope. It is equally at home in a family kitchen with heavy daily use as in a show kitchen where the apron front is part of the visual story.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the QA-750 work with a standard sink base cabinet?
No. The QA-750 is a standard farmhouse installation that requires a farmhouse sink base cabinet — typically 36 inches wide — built or modified with its face prepared to accept the apron. For a farmhouse look using an existing standard cabinet, look at the QAR retrofit series instead.
What supports the sink in the cabinet?
The sink rests on level horizontal support strips screwed into the cabinet side walls, with vertical supports underneath for added strength. The countertop and clips do not carry this sink's weight.
Is a cutout template included with the QA-750?
No cutout template ships with this sink. The actual sink must be on hand before the cabinetmaker fabricates the face-frame opening and countertop cutout.
Do the two bowls measure the same?
The QA-750 is a double-bowl configuration. For confirmed per-bowl interior dimensions, refer to the Karran specification sheet for this model, as bowl measurements differ from the overall 34 x 21-1/4 inch external size.
What drain hardware is included?
The QA-750 does not include a drain assembly. Basket strainers and grids are available as separate purchases; confirm fitting by model before ordering.
A Farmhouse Sink That Works as Hard as It Looks
The QA-750 in Bisque delivers the full farmhouse sink experience — exposed apron, deep double bowls, and a quartz composite surface built for daily use — in a warm finish that reads naturally in kitchens designed around softness and character rather than all-white precision.
