SN104W3320D 33-Inch Reeded Double Bowl Fireclay Farmhouse Workstation Sink

A workstation sink has an integrated ledge molded along the inner rim of each basin, so accessories sit and slide over the bowl to create a multi-level prep area. This 33 inch reeded double bowl fireclay workstation sink works with a slotted bamboo cutting board, a roll-up drying rack, and two protective stainless steel bottom grids. Because each basin has its own ledge, you can keep the cutting board over one bowl and the drying rack over the other — prepping, rinsing, and drying without crowding the counter.

A reeded apron front has raised vertical ribs molded into the exposed front panel, while a smooth farmhouse sink keeps a flat face. The ribs catch light and add depth and texture, giving this fireclay workstation sink a more architectural, design-forward look that suits both modern and traditional kitchens. Reeded (raised ribs) and fluted (recessed grooves) are often used interchangeably for the same high-end farmhouse effect.

A 33 inch apron-front farmhouse sink typically needs a minimum 36 inch sink base cabinet. This model measures 33" × 20" × 10" (838 × 510 × 254 mm), and the farmhouse mount means the cabinet face is cut to reveal the reeded apron. The generous basin depth leaves room for large pots, pans, and baking trays.

Yes. Fireclay is fired at very high temperatures and sealed with a glossy, non-porous enamel, so the surface resists scratches, stains, heat, and fading and wipes clean with mild soap and water. With normal care, the glossy white finish and the crisp reeded detailing on the apron hold up through years of daily use.

A double bowl layout lets you separate tasks — wash in one basin while rinsing produce or stacking clean dishes in the other. This sink splits into two roughly equal basins, and because each one has its own workstation ledge, you keep the sliding cutting board and drying rack on both sides while gaining a divided, multitasking setup.

Yes. The sink is cUPC certified, meeting US and Canadian plumbing codes, so it's ready for North American projects and resale. It's produced for wholesale and private-label buyers with a 50-piece minimum order and a 30–45 day lead time after sample approval, plus options to customize branding and packaging.