I don't myself have a photo, but I am linking the Kraus website's page for this sink. It has 10 photos, and it looks to me that pic #10/10 is the sink almost straight on. Hope that helps.

Also I know eBay has stainless apron front sinks for sale that are 16-gauge, and "flat front". I'll link one, cause this seller has 100% positive feedback, but there are more flat-front apron sinks on eBay:

SS apron front sink with flat front on eBay

Here is a link that might be useful: Kraus Website Sink KHF200-33-KPF s

This post was edited by akchicago on Fri, Apr 5, 13 at 8:41

Thanks for the information! I didn't think to look on ebay!

May I ask --- my memory may be bad, but were you putting in a counter-height window? I remember someone with "chicago" in their user name was putting one in.

Thanks!

I have a bunch. Hope this helps!

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This post was edited by bcafe on Fri, Apr 5, 13 at 15:12

Sorry, this is from an angle, but you'll notice the 'bow' is pretty subtle. We almost bought the flat-front Kraus sink, but liked the added interest of the curve. (forgive the mess in my photo)

Do you ever worry about scratching them, say you lean over and your belt or jeans button scratches? Everytime I see one of these SS farmhouse sinks I envision scratches, but maybe that's just in my head. I do think they are nice looking though.

THANK YOU!!! Both pictures help a lot! They look great!

I'm happy to see the bow looks pretty subtle.

After scratching it a bunch, you could relatively easily restore the brushed look with some sandpaper.

I restore old motorcycles and have had bare steel gas tanks etc. in the past. Gets a little rusty, just take the old sandpaper to it. Brushed metal is pretty simple to keep up, if you're brave enough to do it.

But you're right - it will get scratched. We have a few scratches on the front surface of our Bluestar range now. Life happens.