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definitely the best large sink I have found. minor issues, but not enough to cause doubt. small curvature so water can't drain 100% unless you push another spot on the bottom of the sink. the legs are a little floppy and the height of the sink is shorter than most adult backs would like. we fabricate a wooden frame that surrounds the sink and raise it to a comfortable working height that is about 3-4" higher than the single legs. the sink doesn't come with a faucet, but because other reviews weren't raving about the plumbing, we used we had a solid crane that we already had in stock.

i have one for my studio apartment and my husband liked it so much we got another one for our washroom. it's nice and wide and deep. it fits in a watering can, mop and all sorts of things that would get messy if put on the floor with buckets (like tye-dye pots or hand-washing a large duvet). I also have a roll up drain mat that extends from the front to the back of the sink to allow things to drain into the sink. works very well! Please note that you can only get this product as a sink or with a faucet. i made the mistake of buying one with a tap at first but the tap was cheap plastic it probably would have been fine but it just felt cheap to me. i ordered a separate metal faucet which was much nicer. my plumber was a little worried it would be too heavy for the flexible back of the sink. we solved this by mounting a 2x2 backing strip made of wood (with room for the water supply lines) to the wall so that the back of the sink has something to rest on. works very well!

I searched the big box stores for weeks. all you find is a boring minimal choice. very small flimsyl and overpriced. I was looking for a heavy duty xxl sink and came across this one. considering the terrible search engine on bath1, even this took me a while, but i'm glad i persevered. a fantastic sink. very robust. I installed a large folding crane on it and reinforced the back of it (the only weaker area) as it is not made for huge cranes. hasn't let me down yet. it takes 2.5 years. good price

I searched the big box stores for weeks. all you find is a boring minimal choice. very small flimsyl and overpriced. I was looking for a heavy duty xxl sink and came across this one. considering the terrible search engine on bath1, even this took me a while, but i'm glad i persevered. a fantastic sink. very robust. I installed a large folding crane on it and reinforced the back of it (the only weaker area) as it is not made for huge cranes. hasn't let me down yet. it takes 2.5 years. good price

we have lived in our house for 20 years and have never had a sink in the basement. we do now!! it's in our laundry room and I love it! I bought a great faucet with it and now all those things I used to wash in the bathtub I can now clean for my new sink.

i remodeled the master bathroom (which is extremely large) and replaced the old huge round jacuzzi with a huge shower. this left the original shower which we locked in a cupboard and then wanted to put in a large sink to wash my aquarium filter, wash my dogs etc. it was the largest i have found and love it. it's huge and deep - I can fit almost all three dogs in it at once. it's not particularly attractive, but it's in a closet, so who cares? it is very functional; exactly what i needed. seems very solid. it was easy for my contractor to cut the holes to place the faucet and sprayer where i wanted them. works really well.