SN105W Fireclay Apron Workstation Sink with Recessed Panel Front

It's a single-bowl farmhouse sink that pairs an exposed apron — carrying a framed, inset panel on its front face — with an integrated ledge molded inside the bowl. The ledge holds sliding accessories such as roll-up racks, cutting boards, and colanders, turning the basin into an over-the-bowl prep station.

Only the width changes. The 30″ (SN105W3020) is 29¾″ wide with a 27¾″ (706 mm) interior opening; the 33″ (SN105W3320) is 33″ wide with a 31″ (788 mm) opening. Both share the same 20″ front-to-back footprint, 10″ bowl depth, drain position, and ledge — so identical workstation accessories fit either size.

Use a base cabinet about 3″ wider than the sink — typically 33″ for the 30″ model and 36″ for the 33″ model — modified to expose the apron. Because fireclay is heavy, the sink must rest on a load-bearing support frame, not countertop clips. Confirm exact cabinet sizing on the spec sheet before cutting.

The drain sits toward the rear — about 6″ (155 mm) from the back edge — in the same position on both sizes. This rear offset keeps the bowl floor clear, lets the rack rest flat, and frees under-cabinet space by pushing the P-trap back. Its recessed drain seat is sized for a standard 3½″ basket strainer.

The minimum order is 50 pieces, with a 30–45 day production lead time. Custom sizes and unbranded private-label packaging are available through the OEM/ODM program. If you want both the 30″ and 33″, ask whether they can be combined within one 50-piece minimum when you request a quote.

A fireclay apron workstation sink with recessed panel front carries a single framed, inset panel on the apron — a cleaner, more traditional face than vertical fluted grooves or raised reeded ribs, with fewer crevices to wipe clean. And unlike a plain farmhouse sink, it pairs that apron with a built-in workstation ledge.