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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brown |
| Product Type | Top Mount Sink |
| Overall Sink Length (Side to Side) | 33 in |
| Overall Sink Width (Front to Back) | 22 in |
| Minimum Cabinet Width Required | 33 in |
| Inside Depth Left | 9 in |
| Inside Depth Right | 9 in |
| Inside Length Left | 15-1/4 in |
| Inside Length Right | 12-3/4 in |
| Inside Width Left | 18-1/2 in |
| Inside Width Right | 16 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Designed for Installation Into | All countertop materials |
| Drain Opening Diameter | 3-1/2 in |
| Bowl Configuration | Double |
| Bowl Split | 60/40 |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Certifications | cUPC certified, IAPMO certified |
| Material Type | Quartz |



| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brown |
| Product Type | Top Mount Sink |
| Overall Sink Length (Side to Side) | 33 in |
| Overall Sink Width (Front to Back) | 22 in |
| Minimum Cabinet Width Required | 33 in |
| Inside Depth Left | 9 in |
| Inside Depth Right | 9 in |
| Inside Length Left | 15-1/4 in |
| Inside Length Right | 12-3/4 in |
| Inside Width Left | 18-1/2 in |
| Inside Width Right | 16 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Designed for Installation Into | All countertop materials |
| Drain Opening Diameter | 3-1/2 in |
| Bowl Configuration | Double |
| Bowl Split | 60/40 |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Certifications | cUPC certified, IAPMO certified |
| Material Type | Quartz |
The Karran QT-610 is a large/small bowl quartz composite top mount kitchen sink in Brown, sized at 33 by 22 by 9 inches. It drops into a standard cutout from above, making it a practical choice for new builds and countertop replacements alike, with no special fabrication method required.
• Quartz composite construction — made from 80% natural quartz crystals and 20% acrylic resin for a surface that resists scratches, stains, chips, and heat in daily kitchen use.
• Top mount installation — the self-rimming design drops into a countertop cutout and works across laminate, stone, solid surface, and tile without special fabrication tooling.
• Large/small bowl configuration — the unequal bowl layout pairs a generous main wash basin with a smaller secondary bowl for food prep, rinsing, or disposal use.
• Brown finish — a warm, earthy tone that integrates naturally with wood-toned cabinetry, butcher block, and earth-palette countertops.
• 9-inch bowl depth — deep enough to hold large pots and pans without splashing, in both bowls.
The top mount format is the most versatile installation path in this category. Because the rim rests on the countertop surface and clips attach from below, the QT-610 installs into virtually any countertop material — laminate, butcher block, quartz slab, granite, or tile — without requiring a flush-edge finish or an exposed countertop cutout edge. That makes it especially well-suited to kitchen remodels where the existing countertop stays in place, and to new builds where the fabricator wants a straightforward, adaptable install.
The large/small bowl layout earns its place in kitchens that handle a genuine split between washing and prep. The larger basin takes on full pots, roasting pans, and sheet trays, while the smaller bowl stays clear for rinsing produce, draining pasta, or staging a disposal. It is a workflow-first configuration rather than a style preference, and the 9-inch depth on both sides means neither bowl turns into a splash zone.
Quartz composite at 80% natural quartz and 20% acrylic resin produces a surface that handles the daily grind of a kitchen sink without demanding much in return. It resists heat from hot pans set directly in the bowl, shrugs off most food stains, and does not show fine scratches the way a polished stainless sink does. The matte-style texture of a quartz composite bowl also tends to hide water spots and minor scuffs between cleanings.
Brown is among the warmer options in Karran's quartz palette. It reads as a natural, grounded tone that pairs well with knotty alder, walnut, and hickory cabinetry, and it holds its own against dark granite or soapstone countertops without competing. For kitchen designs built around organic materials and warm wood tones, the Brown finish lets the sink read as a deliberate design choice rather than a neutral filler.
Cabinet shops and countertop fabricators working on laminate or butcher block kitchens reach for this sink because the top mount format closes out the job without adding a seamless-edge step. Contractors sourcing for a kitchen refresh find it equally direct: set the sink, clip it from below, seal the rim, and move on. Homeowners tackling a DIY countertop swap appreciate that the rim covers the cut edge, so a less-than-perfect jigsaw line stays hidden. Designers specifying for clients who want warmth and texture in the sink rather than a cold stainless look will find the Brown quartz composite finish earns its place on a mood board alongside natural wood and stone elements.
Yes. The top mount format rests on the countertop surface, so the rim covers the cut edge regardless of material. Laminate, tile, butcher block, and stone all work without special edge preparation.
Per the SAP designation, the left bowl is the large bowl and the right bowl is the small bowl. Check the product spec sheet for exact per-bowl interior dimensions before ordering grids or accessories.
This SKU is a bare sink. Basket strainers and drain hardware are sold separately. The QT-610 uses standard 3-1/2 inch kitchen drain openings, so compatible strainers are widely available.
If the sink does not have a built-in faucet deck, the faucet mounts through the countertop behind the sink. Confirm the faucet hole count and spacing match the countertop drillings before ordering.
Karran's quartz composite is heat resistant, so brief contact with warm cookware is not a problem. Avoid leaving extremely hot pots sitting in the bowl for extended periods as a routine practice.
The QT-610 in Brown brings quartz composite durability and a warm, design-forward finish to a straightforward top mount install — giving fabricators a quick close-out, contractors a dependable fit, and homeowners a sink that holds up through years of real kitchen use.
The Karran QT-610 is a large/small bowl quartz composite top mount kitchen sink in Brown, sized at 33 by 22 by 9 inches. It drops into a standard cutout from above, making it a practical choice for new builds and countertop replacements alike, with no special fabrication method required.
• Quartz composite construction — made from 80% natural quartz crystals and 20% acrylic resin for a surface that resists scratches, stains, chips, and heat in daily kitchen use.
• Top mount installation — the self-rimming design drops into a countertop cutout and works across laminate, stone, solid surface, and tile without special fabrication tooling.
• Large/small bowl configuration — the unequal bowl layout pairs a generous main wash basin with a smaller secondary bowl for food prep, rinsing, or disposal use.
• Brown finish — a warm, earthy tone that integrates naturally with wood-toned cabinetry, butcher block, and earth-palette countertops.
• 9-inch bowl depth — deep enough to hold large pots and pans without splashing, in both bowls.
The top mount format is the most versatile installation path in this category. Because the rim rests on the countertop surface and clips attach from below, the QT-610 installs into virtually any countertop material — laminate, butcher block, quartz slab, granite, or tile — without requiring a flush-edge finish or an exposed countertop cutout edge. That makes it especially well-suited to kitchen remodels where the existing countertop stays in place, and to new builds where the fabricator wants a straightforward, adaptable install.
The large/small bowl layout earns its place in kitchens that handle a genuine split between washing and prep. The larger basin takes on full pots, roasting pans, and sheet trays, while the smaller bowl stays clear for rinsing produce, draining pasta, or staging a disposal. It is a workflow-first configuration rather than a style preference, and the 9-inch depth on both sides means neither bowl turns into a splash zone.
Quartz composite at 80% natural quartz and 20% acrylic resin produces a surface that handles the daily grind of a kitchen sink without demanding much in return. It resists heat from hot pans set directly in the bowl, shrugs off most food stains, and does not show fine scratches the way a polished stainless sink does. The matte-style texture of a quartz composite bowl also tends to hide water spots and minor scuffs between cleanings.
Brown is among the warmer options in Karran's quartz palette. It reads as a natural, grounded tone that pairs well with knotty alder, walnut, and hickory cabinetry, and it holds its own against dark granite or soapstone countertops without competing. For kitchen designs built around organic materials and warm wood tones, the Brown finish lets the sink read as a deliberate design choice rather than a neutral filler.
Cabinet shops and countertop fabricators working on laminate or butcher block kitchens reach for this sink because the top mount format closes out the job without adding a seamless-edge step. Contractors sourcing for a kitchen refresh find it equally direct: set the sink, clip it from below, seal the rim, and move on. Homeowners tackling a DIY countertop swap appreciate that the rim covers the cut edge, so a less-than-perfect jigsaw line stays hidden. Designers specifying for clients who want warmth and texture in the sink rather than a cold stainless look will find the Brown quartz composite finish earns its place on a mood board alongside natural wood and stone elements.
Yes. The top mount format rests on the countertop surface, so the rim covers the cut edge regardless of material. Laminate, tile, butcher block, and stone all work without special edge preparation.
Per the SAP designation, the left bowl is the large bowl and the right bowl is the small bowl. Check the product spec sheet for exact per-bowl interior dimensions before ordering grids or accessories.
This SKU is a bare sink. Basket strainers and drain hardware are sold separately. The QT-610 uses standard 3-1/2 inch kitchen drain openings, so compatible strainers are widely available.
If the sink does not have a built-in faucet deck, the faucet mounts through the countertop behind the sink. Confirm the faucet hole count and spacing match the countertop drillings before ordering.
Karran's quartz composite is heat resistant, so brief contact with warm cookware is not a problem. Avoid leaving extremely hot pots sitting in the bowl for extended periods as a routine practice.
The QT-610 in Brown brings quartz composite durability and a warm, design-forward finish to a straightforward top mount install — giving fabricators a quick close-out, contractors a dependable fit, and homeowners a sink that holds up through years of real kitchen use.
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