33 Inch Fluted Double Bowl Fireclay Workstation Sink

A 33-inch (838 mm) farmhouse sink needs a minimum 36-inch sink base cabinet. The extra width leaves room for the apron-front cutout and the fireclay body's wall thickness, and it lets the heavy sink rest on a proper support frame. Since the bowls are 10 inches (251 mm) deep, confirm your cabinet has the clearance before installing.

Yes — it's a reversible farmhouse sink. One face carries the decorative vertical fluting and the opposite face is a clean, flat panel, both finished as a true apron front. You choose which side faces the room at installation, so a single sink suits either a traditional fluted look or a minimal, modern kitchen. The bowls, drain positions, and dimensions are identical whichever way it's installed.

It's an even 50/50 double bowl. Each basin is about 15 inches (382 mm) wide inside and a generous 10 inches (251 mm) deep, separated by a central divider. The balanced layout lets you wash on one side and rinse or stack on the other, and the 10-inch depth easily handles stockpots, sheet pans, and oversized cookware.

A workstation sink is built so accessories slide across the bowl on a ledge, turning the basin into extra prep space. This 33-inch fluted double bowl fireclay workstation sink comes with a coordinated set — a stainless colander, a solid wood cutting board, a roll-up drying rack, a protective bottom grid, and a basket strainer drain — so prepping, draining, and cleanup all happen right over the sink.

Fireclay is clay fired at very high temperature and sealed with a fused, glossy-white glaze, creating a non-porous surface that resists scratches, stains, heat, and fading far better than acrylic or enamel. The fluting sits on the exterior apron, not inside the bowls, so it never meets dishwater — an occasional wipe with a soft cloth keeps the grooves crisp.

Yes. Each bowl has a standard 3.5-inch (90 mm) drain opening, so a garbage disposal fits either side and pairs with the included basket strainer on the other. Because it's a double bowl, many kitchens mount the disposal under one basin and keep the second bowl free for rinsing or drying — a flexible setup the workstation accessories build on.