What do you mean by deep and why the apron behind it . I googled deep trough sinks ans saw lots but with limited info I can only guess.

so the faucet attaches to wall part of apron . Need it deep because using as bathroom slop sink.

To understand a bit better on what you are wanting to achieve may I ask for the apron is this a style that you like or were you thinking that you need it to have a wall mount faucet? have you purchased a faucet already? If so would you mind sharing this information On what model number it is. this would be important for installation purposes to make sure that the spread of the holes coordinate with the faucet. The majority of these farm house style sinks are cast iron which include the back apron.

More questions for you, where in your home is this bathroom and will this be a guest bathroom, craft room, off a garden/clean up sink?

Fixtures By Design It will be used in basement as a full bathroom and slop sink (when needed) being Im not getting 2 different fixtures. Wall faucet were not purchased yet.

Based on that information, you do not have to have the apron up the wall to have a wall mount faucet. This will open up more options as you can start looking into bar sinks as well.

I know that it is not the 28” as requested but try taking a look at this one https://nativetrailshome.com/product/farmhouse-2418/ 

it will be nice and deep but will also not look out of place in a bathroom. As long as your plumber is aware that you are installing a wall mount faucet and also the cabinet company you will be ok to customize and make this work!

That being said are you working with an existing vanity or will you be purchasing a new one?

no. no farmhouse. Something like this.... https://www.americanstandard-us.com/kitchens/kitchen-sinks/country-kitchen-sink-16948

Try the Kohler Gilford or https://www.dxv.com/product/oak-hill-console-sink

I have a feeling that the DXV will not be deep enough for you . the American Standard one is the only other option that I am aware of with that style!!

I would never spend over 1K for a basement powder room. Not even close. thanks anyway.

You could tile the wall behind the sink.

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Roberto Colonetti will build exactly what you want, but I'll bet it's gonna cost ya.