Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219
A sink we fabricate and install — get your free quote.
Details
- Material
- Engineered Quartz
- Color
- Gray
- Finish
- Undermount
Templated, fabricated, and installed by our own crew across the northwest suburbs.
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Free in-home quoteAbout Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219
Quartz is the low-drama option: sealed for life because it was never porous, consistent enough that the piece we template is the piece you saw, and unbothered by wine, lemon or a toddler. The color is filed as Gray. It comes undermount.
Mid-grays are the forgiving middle: they hide more than white and streak less than black.
Undermount openings are cut and polished in our shop off the template, not freehanded in your kitchen. It is one of 10 colors we stock from the Quartz Double Bowl Sinks range.
But seriously though — get the free quote and we will bring the tape measure.
Specs
What is on the spec sheet — nothing inferred.
- Material
- Engineered Quartz
- Collection
- Quartz Double Bowl Sinks
- Color family
- Gray
- Finish
- Undermount
How it meets the countertop
The mount type decides what we cut, and what you see every day.
It hangs below the countertop. We cut to the bowl, polish the edge that shows, and carry the sink on supports beneath the slab. The everyday result is a continuous surface — you push crumbs off the counter and they land in the sink.
Mount
- Undermount
Size, depth, and the cabinet under it
The numbers off its own spec line, and what each one constrains.
Size
Figure on a base cabinet of at least 36" — the rule of thumb is bowl width plus about three inches for the cabinet sides. We measure your actual run at template rather than trusting the rule.
- 32 1⁄2"x19 1⁄2"
Depth
Deep enough to stack a roasting pan out of sight and to run a tall pot under the faucet. Deep bowls also hide dishes, which is either the point or a habit you will acquire.
- 9"/9"
Two bowls
This is a double bowl, which means the width quoted is the overall footprint and each side is smaller than it sounds. Worth picturing your largest pan before choosing it over a single.
What it costs installed
Published benchmark ranges, so you can sanity-check any quote — including ours.
| Line item | Typical range | Unit | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Farmhouse sink cutout premium on a countertop fabrication quote | $150–$400 | per project | 2026-07 |
| Farmhouse/apron sink conversion (installed) | $700–$2,200 | per project | 2026-02 |
| Kitchen sink replacement, drop-in (installed) | $300–$900 | per project | 2026-02 |
| Kitchen sink replacement, undermount (installed) | $500–$1,400 | per project | 2026-02 |
| Sink cutout | $150–$400 | per cutout | 2026-07 |
| Sink or faucet cutout in stone countertop | $100–$500 | per cutout | 2025-01 |
Regional benchmarks for the Chicago market — not an Ace quote. Your number depends on square footage, edge, cutouts and tear-out.
Sources: SlabWise; NearbyHunt, 2026; SlabWise, 2026; Granite Selection (Chicago-area fabricator), 2025
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Questions about Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219
Answered from this fixture’s own catalog attributes — nothing generic.
How does Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219 mount?
Undermount. The bowl hangs below the countertop and no rim breaks the deck, so crumbs go straight over the edge instead of catching on a lip. The counter carries the weight, which is why this style wants a fabricated stone top — we polish the cutout and clip the sink to the underside as part of the same job. This one measures 32 1⁄2"x19 1⁄2" across and 9"/9" deep, so it wants a 36" base cabinet.
How many bowls does Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219 have?
Two unequal bowls at 60/40. The big side is the working sink and the small side is for everything you would otherwise stack in it. If you cook with large pans, this is the split to pick. The pair measures 32 1⁄2"x19 1⁄2" across and 9"/9" deep, so it wants a 36" base cabinet.
What is Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219 made of?
Quartz composite. Stone dust and resin, molded into a single piece. Practically, that buys you three things steel cannot: it is quiet under water, it holds color through its full thickness, and it does not show the fine scratching that every stainless bowl eventually carries. This one is gray all the way through — on a molded sink the color is the material rather than a finish over it, which is why a scuff never shows a different shade underneath.
Want this in your kitchen?
We supply and install Gray Quartz Double Bowl 60/40-3219 out of our Elk Grove Village shop — templated digitally, cut to your cabinets, installed by our own crew.
Ready for a real number?
Free in-home template and an honest quote — you keep your money until there's a countertop to trade it for.