HAVSEN Apron front double bowl sink, white, 37x19 "
Price $ 279.00
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25 year limited warranty
HAVSEN apron front sink is a beautiful detail in your traditional kitchen, and it also fits in a kitchen island. You can spend more time on other things thanks to its easy-care ceramic surface.
Article Number592.537.26
Product details
25-year Limited Warranty. Read about the terms in the Limited Warranty brochure.
The sink does not reach all the way to the back of the worktop, which allows you to install a kitchen mixer tap and add other sink accessories as you like.
An apron front sink allows you to stand closer to the bowl without needing to lean forward when you wash dishes, which may feel more comfortable for your back.
Easy to clean, with soft rounded corners.
Designer
IKEA of Sweden/Nike Karlsson
Measurements
- Cut-out measurement width: 17 "
- Cut-out measurement length: 34 1/2 "
- Large bowl, depth: 7 1/2 "
- Large bowl, width: 16 1/8 "
- Large bowl, front to back: 15 3/4 "
- Large bowl, volume: 8 gallon
- Small bowl, depth: 7 1/2 "
- Small bowl, width: 16 1/8 "
- Small bowl, front to back: 15 3/4 "
- Small bowl, volume: 8 gallon
- Front to back: 19 "
- Length: 37 "
- Width: 37 "
- Depth: 18 7/8 "
Reviews
wow I wish I would have read the reviewsBrookeOurs cracked straight away. I didn't know I could have brought it back at the time, but now, instead, I need to pay someone to redo all the work, plus buy a new sink. Kind of crappy, considering all the money we poured into remodeling our kitchen at Ikea. I am not sure why this is even sold with this many negative experiences.
Get what you pay for: Looks good, will crackErinNice looking sink that didn’t last 6 months of use. Having to replace it now, and it’s going to be difficult to get something else to fit the counter hole. Very irritated at the cost and time. Isn’t even worth getting the money back because they can’t give me the $1000 it’ll cost to pay someone to figure this out. I’m having a baby in two weeks and this is the worst timing.
Cracked in a monthChrisOur sink cracked within the first month of use. I wish I would have read the reviews before purchasing. I love the look of the sink but maybe the designers can find a different material other than ceramic.
Wow an impressive sinkAnonymous reviewerBe prepared; this sink is heavy. The installation was straightforward, but the most time-consuming part was cutting the countertop to fit. Take your time, sketch it out, and follow the instructions carefully. Once installed, it looks amazing. My only wish is that they offered a deeper base model and one without breaks, so it would be one large, deep sink.
Beautiful farmhouse sink for budget friendly needsTammyI have had this sink for about 6 years. First of all, I love how it looks. However, we went with a butcherblock counter and I really wish IKEA had left the sink how it used to be with a build in backsplash area around the faucet. It is a constant issue to dry the counter. We even put in a sensor/ no touch faucet and it helps but when water splashes up when doing dishes it is still a battle. We are planning to change the countertop sealant to get around it, but having an area dedicated to a soap dispenser, scrub brush and water run off would be ideal. I have also noticed some dings from normal wear and tear between the 2 sinks.
Another sink cracked reviewErikaOurs cracked within three months. Like others, we have no idea when this happened -- it was a hairline crack that kept creeping across the bottom and up the side until we sealed it. Because it took me forever to figure out how to cut the counter top, we're actually thinking of getting another one (still cheaper than redoing the whole counter system). But buyer beware definitely.
Sink cracked within first yearWilliamI thought it was something we did, but I've read numerous reviews describing cracks. This sink model should be recalled. Also, it is a very unusual drop-in mount farmhouse sink (most are undermount). If you design your countertop to accommodate this sink you will be sorry.
Great with few drawbacks LaurenWe love this sink. We've had it for a year and no real issues. I make sure to run water when pouring hot pasta water down the drain. We also have a garbage disposal on one side and it's been totally fine.
The drawbacks for me are minor but here they are: 1) the sink it set pretty far forward and with a disposal attached, the pipes underneath do tend to take up a lot of space.
2) cleaning up around the edges is slightly annoying vs an undermount where everything is seamless...but we still have to get our countertops replaced so something that sits on what we currently have is what we had to go with.
3) the bowls themselves aren't super deep. We're not ones to fill the sink with soap and water or to leave many dishes in the sink but there isn't a ton of depth to do the washing. We just rinse and then into the dishwasher things go.
All in all, we love it.
Cracked!FidelThe sink cracked with a large crack from the sink hole to up one of the sides after about 2 months after install.
Beautiful sinkDonnaThe size of the sink is perfect! I wassure about the double, but I've used it for about a week & love it. Installation was a little difficult for me since I didn't cut the counter opening properly. I would recommend a circular saw instead of jig saw.
BeautifulKarenBeautiful
unsatisfactoryDannyWe purchased this sink with the hopes that it was a quality product. We built a custom cabinet to fit. We set the sink in the cabinet late one night with the intentions of hooking up all the plumbing the next day. We got up to a CRACKED basin! No load was ever applied! No fitting issues, well braced etc. I cannot recommend this product!
Great sinkKeithI’ve had no problems since installing this sink. I dislike the faucet that was chosen because it doesn’t extend out far enough but after using it I’ve been able to live with it. The sink itself looks great. I seen someone leave a bad review about the sink cracking when pouring hot liquid. I have always ran cold water while pouring really hot liquid down the sink so I’ve not had that problem. I really doubt the person was being honest anyway. This is a really great addition to my kitchen.
Be Warned Defective product! CracksCharityBe warned this sink is terrible! It is a complete faulty item that they should NOT BE SELLING. Our whole kitchen we entrusted with IKEA from specialist planning, product, to installation and the sink was a complete fail in product but it affects our counters! I specifically told the specialist I needed a sturdy durable sink and was assured the sink would be fine but less than a year in, the sink cracked, so through the warranty we had it replaced with the same sink but again less than a year of use the sink cracked again at the same corner! I’m now in the process of opening a case not only for a refund of the sink but also reimbursement for the countertop because the dimensions are very specific and non replaceable. The product itself is faulty and the specialty service has failed all my assurances.
it’s awesomeElvisit’s awesome
Cracked the first yearCharlesGreat price but it cracked in the first year. Sadly Ikea did not honor their 25 year warranty.
Great sink!Anonymous reviewerLove the large size and the double sinks! And it's the best bang for your buck if you want a large sink!
Going strong after two yearsWhitneyI’m surprised at the number of negative reviews here. This sink has been a dream for me. As some have pointed out, a fraction of the price of other Farmhouse sinks on the market, and very attractive. People can’t believe I got it at IKEA for the price I did! I also prefer it because it isn’t back-breakingly deep like some of the expensive ones. (I’m nearly 6’ with regular height counters. Think of your backs, people!) I completed my own kitchen remodel (a friend helped me lift) with butcher block, this sink, and a fancy-pants Kohler faucet I found on eBay. I am a heavy-duty cook (used to work in restaurants), and do not own a dishwasher, so the sink sees plenty of work. I have absolutely no complaints even after THE TWO YEARS OF PANDEMIC COOKING ALL THE TIME.
As for the folks who cracked theirs with very hot liquids, I always run some cold water in my sink and drains to help protect them while I drain pasta water. It’s just physics. Same thing with pre-heating a glass French press.
Great looking sink. Follow installJacquesGreat looking sink. Follow install instructions to the letter and take your time. Slightly heavy, takes two men to install.
No problemsShakitaI personally like the sink so far. It's almost a year of having it. The sink sits on the countertop. The faucet is drilled into the countertop as close as possible to the sink. I have not had a problem with cleaning the sink. We will see down the line, but honestly no problems with this sink so far.
Customer reviews
3.1Average rating
98Reviews
Material
What are ceramics?
Ceramic is a heat-resistant and durable material that has been used by humans to make practical objects for thousands of years. The base material is different types of clay that are oven-burned and become things like terracotta, stoneware, pottery and porcelain. At IKEA we mainly use ceramic for plant pots, porcelain, washbasins and kitchen sinks. Since it can be shaped and even glazed to the desired color and shine, the possibilities of styles and looks are endless.