Stainless Steel Sink with Right Drainboard

I read so many reviews complaining of these types of sinks that made me weary of purchasing one at this price point. MANY were completely false. If someone wants a professional stainless steel sink, than go pay the thousand dollars for one. This is what it is at a great price. I’m using mine in a new bathroom in our basement entertainment area. It serves as a utility sink as well. You have to keep it clean and wipe up after your spills. Maybe some people expect it to keep itself clean and not rust, get pitted or leave spot marks without keeping it clean. It’s a great price and does exactly what I expected for a very reasonably priced stainless steel sink and shelves. Trust in my review if you’ve been concerned about all the negative naysayers. It’s a very good item and I highly recommend it. Beware though…. You have to clean it. LOL

The stainless steel in some parts is thinner than I would like, but overall it is very functional and should work for most people. However, if this is something you would use daily, then I would recommend paying a lot more for a heavy duty one. This is medium duty and great for my garage for apple harvest preparation, as well as for parties cleaning fish, and other episodic use, etc. Good useful sized sink. It also came with a faucet that had both hot and cold lines included. Some reviewers reported only one line, so this appears to be a great upgrade. The faucet is all stainless and medium duty, very functional. Easy to put together and once together, I was able to lift it and it did not fall apart as some people reported. The stainless steel tubes press fit into the the corners of the 3 levels and fit well and tight. The instructions are very good to excellent, multiple good photos with instructions in readable English. When I put 30 pounds of apples on the shelves, there was no bending. But if I put my foot on the bottom shelf and pushed, I could get it to bend down. I gave it 4 stars for sturdiness for this as well as that if you drop something a little heavy with a sharp conner on it, you will leave a dent. Overall it a great deal for the money and I would buy it again.

We bought this sink because it was a great bargain: Sink plus stand plus faucet plus plumbing parts for under two hundreds samoolians. The sink installed easily, as did the faucet and braided supply lines. The drain hose and S-trap were garbage. We installed a standard P-trap kit and the sink works fine. It seems to not have any flow restrictors, so you get fast, high-pressure water out of the faucet. If installing this permanently, do yourself a favor and bolt the sink to the wall. This will eliminate the slight shakiness inherent in the lighter-gauge metal. You could bolt the legs instead. As is usual with low-cost faucets, there are no identifying marks. When the cartridge inside starts to leak, you will likely have to replace the whole faucet because parts will not be available. If you want parts and support, you need to pay for a quality brand like Delta, Kohler, Moen, etc.

Product makes several claims of heavy duty and commercial quality, but no claim of NSF certification which would be a pipe dream with this paper, thin pretend product. Gauge on the lower stretch is hardly more than beer. Can thickness with tack welds that you need a magnifying glass to see, I squeezed one with my finger in the world cracked with just pressure from my thumb. I knew it would be no time before all the lower bars on the bottom shelf which is fall out they were like aluminum foil tubing. Nowhere near commercial or industrial for outside use. No ability to bear any amount of weight on the lower shelf Furthermore, sharp edges all over the place with their folded metal edges that were never welded in ground down Along the countertop edges backsplash just a very poor quality at a fairly substantial price. More like a prop that you would stage a property with to use for a photograph, but not actually use. That is my opinion, R.palmer

We wanted a stainless steel sink in our pool house bathroom, and this fit the bill perfectly! It has adjustable feet so my husband could make sure it was 100% level. All the parts were there & the directions were good. My husband is a plumber and he said it is a quality sink. He added two pieces to the top to make sure the kids don't pull it away from the wall of our pool bathroom (which is really a "shed" made of composite, so all the pipes had to be inside.) You don't have to worry about anything rotting or moisture on it and it's easy to clean. I highly recommend this sink!

Thought this wasn’t supposed to rust. 😡 have several small rust spots.

This sink assembled easily and everything was included to connect. I did opt to provide a regular P trap which fit right up to it. The faucet works well. In very satisfied.

Cheap light construction. The faucet is terrible. The hoses they sent for the faucet had two different ends. Nothing would hook up. The drain kit was a joke. I would not recommend this sink to anyone.

The metal is so thin that the taps wobble from side to side. Worthless as a sink. I hade to remove and replace with a better one. The tap set that came with it is also of poor quality.