Kraus KBU22 32 inch Undermount 50/50 Double Bowl 16 gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink

Name: Kraus KBU22 32 inch Undermount 50/50 Double Bowl 16 gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink
Brand: Kraus
SKU: 0812679019005
Price: 828.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Kraus

3.7/5

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828.83

Outer Sink Dimensions: 32 1/4” L x 18” W x 8 1/2” D Min. Cabinet Size: 36”. QUIETEST SINK: NoiseDefend soundproofing technology features extra-thick pads covering over 80% of the sink and non-toxic undercoating for added insulation. COMMERCIAL GRADE SATIN FINISH is corrosion and rust-resistant; easily wipes clean. EXTRA-TOUGH CONSTRUCTION: Dent-resistant T304 stainless steel in TRU16 real 16-gauge (always 1.5mm thick) for superior strength and durability.

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EAN: 0812679019005

Categories Tools & Home Improvement, Kitchen & Bath Fixtures, Kitchen Fixtures, Kitchen & Bar Sinks, Kitchen Sinks, Double Bowl,

Brand	Kraus
Color	Stainless Steel
Material	Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions	18"D x 32.25"W x 8.5"H
Size	32.25"

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Scritto da: Norma Cabral

Perfect!

The sink is more beautiful than expected. It fit perfect in our new kitchen and it looks amazing with our new Stainless steel appliances. Very happy with this purchase!

Scritto da: Jeremiah

Great sink, but the mounting anchors are less great.

The good: The sink is attractive, durable, truly scratch resistant (at least as far as I can tell), and after using it for over nine months, I have no complaints about it! I highly recommend this sink! The bad: The mounting anchors were terrible. I followed the installation instructions and drilled the appropriately sized holes for the anchors in my butcher block countertop, but no matter how hard I tried, I could not drive the anchors into the holes. They mushroomed, cracked, and twisted/warped, and only one of them made it roughly half way into one of the holes. After quite a bit of frustration, I finally went to a local big box store and purchased some heavy gauge screws then used them to hold the mounting brackets instead. This was somewhat annoying to me since I should have been able to complete the installation with the provided hardware (particularly given the price of this sink), but it was not a "deal breaker" for me. With that said, I can see this being a more serious issue for someone who is installing in concrete, granite, etc. and cannot easily drive screws into it.

Scritto da: Mehdi K.

It is a great sink.

I like the quality of the product.

Scritto da: D. Carothers

Needed a sink in a hurry, two years later it's still 5 stars!

Two years ago when we remodeled our kitchen, our designer recommended and we bought a Blanco double bowl sink from a local plumbing supply company. Can't remember the exact price, approximately $600 discounted. When the sink came in, I took it to the granite fabricator so they could cut the hole and undermount it in the countertop. The next day the shop foreman calls to tell me he won't install it, it's too flimsy, he won't guarantee the countertop if I insist on using it. I went to the shop and he showed me what he was concerned about, the 16 gauge SS sink was flimsy, it wobbled and flexed as though it were made of aluminum foil, had no rigidity or sound proofing, and looked cheap compared to the 'free' sinks they give away. The granite, by the way, was not one of the fragile varieties. The plumbing supply company was not helpful in finding a quick replacement, and insisted on a 25% restocking fee to return it. That left me with Amazon as my only hope. The reviews of the Kraus sink were great, the price was a bargain ($249 in 2012) compared to the other, and with the original Prime 3.99 next day fee, I took it to the fabricator the next day. He was happy to install it and said it looked like a great choice. It was a great choice, and along with the Kraus accessory grids we bought, the sink looks as good as the day we got it almost two years ago. Which brings me to why I'm just writing my review - we're remodeling our laundry room and need a single bowl sink, so I looked up my original order so that I could find a Kraus sink with the same specs as our kitchen sink. I noticed that i never reviewed the sink after buying it, and it has been such a great product that came to us in an emergency, that I felt the need to give it 5 stars and my highest recommendation.

Scritto da: Handyman

Rust-Please read update

First off, my intial impression of this sink was 5 stars. It appears to be a very solid well made sink for the money. Now, we have had this sink for about 6 months, and I noticed yesterday that it had what appeared at first glance to be grease or soap residue on the sides. After a closer inspection, I saw that it was rust. I immediately cleaned the sink with Hopes Perfect sink. It removed most of the rust, but you can still see faint evidence of where the rust is. Needless to say, I am very dissatisfied with this. The sink it replaced was the cheapest SS sink Lowes carried that had been used for 18 years. We never dried the sink after using, no protective polish (in other words-no maintenance). The old sink has sat outside in my utility trailor for six additional months, and guess what? It has NEVER rusted. Being an undermount, without removing the quartz countertop, it cannot be replaced (will not come out from below without major work because of the method the countertop installers used). Low quality SS has to be one reason why it is so much cheaper than other sinks. Maybe I just got a bad one. But all I know is the few hundred dollars I saved does not make up having to perform the added maintenance on the sink. But I am stuck for now. Unless it gets much worse, it is just too much trouble and work to disrupt a 6 months old kitchen remodel to replace. UPDATE: After an additional 6 months of usage, we don't seem to be having the rusting issue any longer. I don't have a clue what could have caused this, but anyhow, we are now pleased with the value of this sink. It does require a cleaning/protectant product occasionally, but not nearly as often as it did in the beginning. It has become a very good value that would be hard to beat for the price. Changed rating from 3 stars to 5 stars to reflect this.

Scritto da: Clifford Bussard

Great sink

Good looking, Study, durable sink that will last for many years. Considered many, purchased several others. Love this sink.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great value for a beautiful sink!

Great price for the quality of sink. The installer was amazed when I told him price I paid for a 16 gauge sink. It looks great, drains well, easy to clean and not too deep. Love the racks!

Scritto da: MR

Good quality at a fair price.

I am very pleased with the MicroShield Scratch-Resist Kraus sink. It's a unique and good looking sink, not to mention all the others qualities and gadgets, which come with it, already advertised on the website. It pairs very well with my Kohler touch-less faucet. The installation was done in a couple of hours (not even that long, if I think more about it), by my husband and it went smooth with no complains. It arrived on time so our kitchen project was completed on time. Make sure, though, to look closer at the circled detail in the advertised picture and make sure you like it, because the embossed pattern gives a totally different look and feel to the sink. I added a picture which shows the embossed pattern as well. If I need to, I will definitely choose it and buy it again.

Scritto da: Mbwamkali

Five Stars

Excellent sink, nice and large, well described and very well packaged. I would recommend.

Scritto da: Mark

quality sink

really nice sink. feels solid and doesn't make any tinny sounds. We mounted ours as an undermount. Having never had them I thought the metal grates for the bottoms were a "gimmick". No longer, they make using the sink so much easier when items you put in don't tip and slide towards the drain! Well worth the price over a discount sink. I will note that the basket strainer does not come with a tail piece but be warned, it is a European style so you will likely need an adapter to make one fit properly. Take both strainers with you to the hardware store, and consider getting a "dual sink" drain kit. The basket strainer is great but much deeper than the other, so hooking up your drains may be an issue. We had to put the basket on the right, even though we preferred it on the left, in order to have enough room for a proper fall - and our P-trap is under the floor! Of course the undermount took away 2" of clearance for drains.

Scritto da: C Bock

Beautiful and strong!

Only sink I could find that has commercial grade steel/strength (16 gauge) with the look I wanted for my new kitchen. Other sinks of this grade all had square corners which make it very difficult to scrub clean. Bonus was the racks for the bottom of sink basins. Seem like they are well made, not flimsy.