Kraus Kitchen Fixtures

Kraus kitchen fixtures at a glance

Kraus kitchen fixtures in this catalog include faucets, kitchen sinks, and sink accessories. The selection covers several installation styles, materials, bowl configurations, and functional features, making it useful to compare options for a new kitchen, renovation, or fixture replacement.

Browse the broader Kitchen Fixtures category to compare Kraus products with other brands, or visit all Kraus products to see additional items across the catalog.

Kitchen faucets

The faucet selection includes pull-down models with dual-function sprayheads, allowing shoppers to compare faucet designs that combine a standard water flow with a spray function. Some titles describe commercial or pre-rinse styling, while others use a Bolden or Britt collection name.

Finish options shown in the sample include stainless steel, chrome, all-Brite, and brushed gold. When comparing faucets, check the listed finish, sprayhead design, and overall form factor to find an option that suits the sink area and the look of the kitchen.

Kitchen sinks and configurations

Kraus sinks shown here include stainless steel, granite, and granite-composite styles. Installation formats include undermount, drop-in, and apron-front designs. Bowl layouts range from single-bowl models to double-bowl configurations, including equal-bowl and split-bowl arrangements.

Some sinks are described as workstation models with an integrated ledge and accessories or a two-tier setup. These features can create designated levels for rinsing, prepping, or placing compatible components. Other models focus on a straightforward basin layout, including rounded apron-front designs and standard undermount formats.

The sample also includes a stainless steel bottom grid, a useful accessory to compare with sink dimensions and configuration. Review the product title and specifications for material, installation type, bowl arrangement, finish or color, and included features.

How to compare Kraus models

Start by measuring the available cabinet and countertop space, then confirm that the sink’s installation style matches the existing or planned cutout. For double-bowl sinks, decide whether equal bowls or a split configuration better fits washing and prep tasks. For single-bowl and workstation designs, consider the open basin space and how the ledge or tier may support daily tasks.

For faucets, compare pull-down versus pre-rinse styling, sprayhead functions, and finish options. Also check clearance around the backsplash and sink before choosing a taller design. Finally, compare material, bowl layout, accessories, and the specifications listed for each item. You can also explore the wider Kitchen & Bath Fixtures category for related options.