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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Product Type | Sink Grids |
| Width (in) | 13-1/4 in |
| Length (in) | 10-1/4 in |
| Manufacturer Series | QT-610 and QU-610 Sinks (Small Bowl) |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |


| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Product Type | Sink Grids |
| Width (in) | 13-1/4 in |
| Length (in) | 10-1/4 in |
| Manufacturer Series | QT-610 and QU-610 Sinks (Small Bowl) |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
The Karran GR-6011 is a stainless steel bottom grid sized and shaped for the small bowl of the QT-610 top mount and QU-610 undermount sinks. It sits on the bowl floor to keep dishes, pots, and cookware lifted off the sink surface while water drains freely beneath.
• Exact small-bowl fit for the QT-610 and QU-610 — no trimming, no guesswork, and no risk of a grid that shifts or rattles.
• Stainless steel construction holds up to daily use in a working kitchen sink without rusting or corroding.
• Open wire design lets water and food particles drain away from the bowl floor rather than pooling under the rack.
• Bowl-floor protection reduces contact scratches and scuffs on the quartz composite surface during everyday loading and unloading.
• Low-profile form keeps the working depth of the small bowl usable while the grid is in place.
The small bowl on a large/small configuration often handles rinsing, prep drainage, or disposal work — tasks that put hardware, produce, and cookware in constant contact with the sink floor. A grid converts that floor from a scratch risk into a stable, draining surface. For a quartz composite sink like the QT-610 or QU-610, which is described by Karran as highly scratch and chip resistant, a grid is still the practical first line of protection against the everyday abrasion of pots, utensils, and cast iron landing directly on the bowl.
The fit matters as much as the function. A grid sized for a different bowl or a different model will sit unevenly, slide under load, or leave exposed corners of the bowl floor unprotected. The GR-6011 is published by Karran to fit the small bowl of these two models specifically, so it sits correctly and covers the floor the way an afterthought grid never quite does.
Stainless steel is a practical choice for a grid that lives in a wet environment full time. It does not absorb odors, does not degrade from standing water, and does not need periodic conditioning the way wood or coated wire grids sometimes do. The open wire construction means the grid itself stays cleaner with less effort — rinse it down, and standing water clears quickly. In a small bowl that may see concentrated prep activity, that low-maintenance quality matters.
This grid suits anyone finishing out a QT-610 or QU-610 installation who wants the small bowl protected from day one. Cabinet shops spec'ing a full kitchen package, homeowners completing a countertop renovation, and designers sourcing accessories to match a specified sink will all find the same value here: the right accessory for the right bowl, in a material that works with the sink's aesthetic and survives the demands of regular use. If the large bowl of the same sink also needs a grid, Karran publishes a separate grid for that bowl — the two are not interchangeable.
No. The GR-6011 fits the small bowl only. The large bowl of these models takes a separate, differently sized grid. Using one grid for both bowls is not supported by Karran's fit tables.
The grid rests on the bowl floor in both models — no mounting hardware is involved. Both the QT-610 and QU-610 share the same small bowl shape, so the GR-6011 fits either.
The grid is designed to protect the bowl surface, not harm it. The feet and wire contacts sit against the bowl floor without abrasive edges. For best results, rinse the grid periodically to keep debris from sitting between the wire and the bowl.
This grid is sold separately. It is not included with a bare sink purchase. Check whether your sink was ordered as a -PK1 bundle, which Karran uses for packs that include grids and other accessories.
The GR-6011 closes the gap between a new sink installation and a fully protected, ready-to-use workspace — specifically for the small bowl where prep and rinsing activity tends to concentrate. Sized for the QT-610 and QU-610, it drops in and does its job without adjustment.
The Karran GR-6011 is a stainless steel bottom grid sized and shaped for the small bowl of the QT-610 top mount and QU-610 undermount sinks. It sits on the bowl floor to keep dishes, pots, and cookware lifted off the sink surface while water drains freely beneath.
• Exact small-bowl fit for the QT-610 and QU-610 — no trimming, no guesswork, and no risk of a grid that shifts or rattles.
• Stainless steel construction holds up to daily use in a working kitchen sink without rusting or corroding.
• Open wire design lets water and food particles drain away from the bowl floor rather than pooling under the rack.
• Bowl-floor protection reduces contact scratches and scuffs on the quartz composite surface during everyday loading and unloading.
• Low-profile form keeps the working depth of the small bowl usable while the grid is in place.
The small bowl on a large/small configuration often handles rinsing, prep drainage, or disposal work — tasks that put hardware, produce, and cookware in constant contact with the sink floor. A grid converts that floor from a scratch risk into a stable, draining surface. For a quartz composite sink like the QT-610 or QU-610, which is described by Karran as highly scratch and chip resistant, a grid is still the practical first line of protection against the everyday abrasion of pots, utensils, and cast iron landing directly on the bowl.
The fit matters as much as the function. A grid sized for a different bowl or a different model will sit unevenly, slide under load, or leave exposed corners of the bowl floor unprotected. The GR-6011 is published by Karran to fit the small bowl of these two models specifically, so it sits correctly and covers the floor the way an afterthought grid never quite does.
Stainless steel is a practical choice for a grid that lives in a wet environment full time. It does not absorb odors, does not degrade from standing water, and does not need periodic conditioning the way wood or coated wire grids sometimes do. The open wire construction means the grid itself stays cleaner with less effort — rinse it down, and standing water clears quickly. In a small bowl that may see concentrated prep activity, that low-maintenance quality matters.
This grid suits anyone finishing out a QT-610 or QU-610 installation who wants the small bowl protected from day one. Cabinet shops spec'ing a full kitchen package, homeowners completing a countertop renovation, and designers sourcing accessories to match a specified sink will all find the same value here: the right accessory for the right bowl, in a material that works with the sink's aesthetic and survives the demands of regular use. If the large bowl of the same sink also needs a grid, Karran publishes a separate grid for that bowl — the two are not interchangeable.
No. The GR-6011 fits the small bowl only. The large bowl of these models takes a separate, differently sized grid. Using one grid for both bowls is not supported by Karran's fit tables.
The grid rests on the bowl floor in both models — no mounting hardware is involved. Both the QT-610 and QU-610 share the same small bowl shape, so the GR-6011 fits either.
The grid is designed to protect the bowl surface, not harm it. The feet and wire contacts sit against the bowl floor without abrasive edges. For best results, rinse the grid periodically to keep debris from sitting between the wire and the bowl.
This grid is sold separately. It is not included with a bare sink purchase. Check whether your sink was ordered as a -PK1 bundle, which Karran uses for packs that include grids and other accessories.
The GR-6011 closes the gap between a new sink installation and a fully protected, ready-to-use workspace — specifically for the small bowl where prep and rinsing activity tends to concentrate. Sized for the QT-610 and QU-610, it drops in and does its job without adjustment.
Please be advised that product(s) you’re purchasing may have State of California Prop 65 warnings associated. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Please be advised that product(s) you’re purchasing may have State of California Prop 65 warnings associated. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov