Turin33

I've waited to review this to make sure nothing went wrong. We've had it installed for almost two months now. The quality of this sink is just amazing. We could tell by the way it was packaged and shipped that it would be good quality. Everything arrived in perfect condition. The sink was wrapped and securely padded to prevent any damage in transit. The corrugated box it arrived in was thick, sturdy, and well constructed. The sink itself was easy to install. My husband did it in a couple hours. We installed it on our concrete countertop, flush with the side of the opening. It looks great. The price was one of the lowest I'd found so I was a bit worried about the quality. This is no longer a concern. The sink has worked out great so far. It's deep and wide which is perfect for our family as we use it was wash our tiny Papa-Tszou puppy (about 9lbs) and give baths to our grandson who is 13 months old. I love this sink and would buy it again if we ever need one in the future.

Lots of folks complained in their reviews about the stainless steel scratching... um.... that's what stainless Steel does when used as anything other than a decorative surface such as on an appliances. In my opinion scratched are part of the "industrial look". I design fabricate and install custom cabinets. I used this sink in our house. My plumber, who is about the most particular human being I've ever met in my life – – if you can believe a plumber can be that particular – – was impressed with the quality of the sink . Good! So was I... I am sure there are harder stainless steel sinks that won't scratch as easy… But i'm not up for spending 700+ dollars for a dang sink! The sink was very heavy coming out of the box. That impressed me. It is completely Square, straight and even. I did not under mount the sink, I have the granite but up to the sink, it fit absolutely perfectly! I loved the strainer baskets came with the sink, but was sad that my plumber couldn't use them because of severe space constraints with my particular set up. The grates on the bottom of both sink bowls turn out to be handy for a variety of reasons, One reason is that if you have a wood handled utensils, they are not sitting on the wet bottom of your sink. And advantage to budding the granite up to the sink, rather than under mounting the sink, is that I use a "rollup dish-rack" that is way easier to use and much less unsightly than a conventional dish rack. And you can park the rol-up dishrack on top of the sink, or on top of your counter with a dishrag under it it

Beautiful, well built sink. I had no idea how to install this product, nor cut out the hole for it. We were doing butcherblock counters the same time as we installed this sink. The instructions helped me solve that problem. Our cabinets required some messaging (oscillating tool making a few cuts), etc.... At the end of the day it took a while to install, had to screw 2x4 ledger boards to support the sink, level it, etc. I didn't use the brackets that came with the sink because, quite frankly, they didn't make sense and the instructions weren't very clear. Probably should have an instructional video on how to install these...The product is 5 star quality and great for the money. Would recommend, just know it's not "easy" to install if you are replacing an old sink which is not their problem... I thank my wife for that.

Good sink. It's big and deep which I love and easy to use (like standing and washing dishes often). I was kind of worried about the inside corners getting dirty and hard to wash out but they are slightly curved so they are easy to wash out. I was also worried the front part would get scratched but it doesn't at all. Very easy to wipe off with a kitchen rag when done washing the dishes and looks brand new. Wonderful for a farmhouse kitchen. Or any kitchen for that matter.

I have been looking for a apron kitchen sink for a while, most are well over $500 and way over what I had plan on spending for a new sink. Found this sink checked out the brand and their website everything looked good. It comes with a template so you know where to cut the counter top, however I accidentally threw it away I was just so excited that I opened the box and didn't pay attention to what I was throwing out. But even without the template we were able to figure out exactly where cut out the counter top. We did need to make some customization to the cabinet so it would sit in it. As long as you have some "true" carpenter skills you should be able to figure it out. The one thing I plan on doing is to buy some spray foam insulation and spray it in under the sink just so it holds the heat longer not that its needed just wanted. Everyone who has come over to see our kitchen remodel has made many comments on the new sink and can't believe how inexpensive it was! The most recent of our friends asked if the sink cost $1200.00.

Great sink, but quite low when have counters over top sides. Love the baskets that are included.

I have always wanted a farmhouse (apron) sink, and with this remodel, I finally got one! I love the style and material (stainless steel). My remodel is still in process, but the sink and faucet, both Zuhne, look fantastic! I also love how deep the sink is. It is so much deeper that the 2 gallon, instant hotwater tank would not fit until the contractor cut a hole in the bottom of the new cabinet. It worked out for us. I just want you to know how much more limited your under-sink storage space will be. Edited 11/21/2020: The kitchen is finally finished. In the final picture you can see the sink, faucet, and stove hood, all from Zuhne. During the remodel, we got dirt into our water line which clogged the faucet nozzel. I contacted the company directly, and they sent me a new nozzel without hesitation or question. The products are gorgeous, and the customer service is fantastic. I can't recommend them highly enough!

I love the look but the larger sink does not have enough of a downward slope for the water to go down the drain. I wish this could fixed.