33 Inch Drop In Kitchen Sink Workstation-VASOYO 33x22 Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Drop In Workstation Kitchen Sink 16 Gauge 10 Inch Deep Kitchen Sink Single Bowl with Cutting Board

The sink is easy to clean if you take the bottom rack out each time. I think that is a pain in the butt. But it has advantages. It was not easy to instal since my countertops are concrete and I picked a square sink instead of a round sink so we had to cut things and make adjustments. We were unable to use the brackets but found another way to secure. The value for the sink is great! Highly recommend.I will say that I did not get the basket shown in the picture. Instead we got some kind of little sink? Not happy about that but the sink itself is good.

Love this sink I have redone a few homes and decided to do a farmhouse butcher block counter and this sink was a perfect fit! Cutting board, drying rack, vegetable basket and much cheaper than any of the home stores!

Overall it's a great sink. I purchased the 18" bar sink in stainless and it looks awsome, is very solid, and seems well built. This is not a reflection on the sink itself, but my only concern is the ODD SIZED DRAIN THREAD/TUBE. The bottom end of the drain itself is threaded, and it does come with a matching drain downTube. The PROBLEM IS THE DOWNTUBE IS NOT THE STANDARD 1 1/2", it is ever so slightly larger and does NOT FIT a standard 1 1/2 slip collar. I went to a local box store, picked up a 1 1/2 downtube, threaded downtube nut and gasket. I then find the THREADS ON THE DRAIN are also DIFFERENT. The standard nut will start to thread on, but when attempting to tighten, the threads 'jump', hence you can't tighten, due to the different threads. I am now searching to find, WHAT IS THE THREAD SIZE ON THE DRAIN? ...so I can find a nut that will fit.

I did a kitchen update and choose this sink to replace an old stainless double sink. When I unpacked the sink I was completely impressed with how well it was packed. The manufacturer had it well insulated and even had some thin boards on each side of the box to prevent crushing or denting of the fixture. Everything was well packed and all items were in perfect condition. I don't have a dishwasher so I really like having the bottom rack in the sink to keep dishes (especially pots) clean & up out of dirty water. It's a big plus when cleaning up from things like chili and spaghetti! The top drain rack is really only good for a few dishes that collect in between meals but it is handy. The cutting board is quite nice as well, but I would definitely recommend conditioning it before using. I used my butcher block wax/oil. I do eventually plan to do a full gut remodel of the kitchen in the future so I also appreciated that the sink can be undermount or top mount so I have the flexibility. Based on other kitchen updates I've done over the years and spending $1000's of dollars I can say this sink rates up there with much more expensive models I've owned, but only for a fraction of the cost.

OVERVIEWI've had this sink for over 2 months now, and absolutely love it! It's hard to imagine it's the same size (installation) as what we had before, because its capacity is AMAZING. The single basin is awesome, the depth is awesome, only having one drain has even made for more storage under the sink! The materials and construction are sturdy and attractive. The accessories are pretty nice, too. I haven't got a single complaint, honestly. (There are a couple imperfections, but they're not things that bother me. Read on for details!)INSTALLATIONWe're going to do a kitchen remodel one day, but I just wanted to replace the faucet and sink NOW. So it's installed in a classic 1970s countertop. The size is a perfect match for the cheap two-basin sink that was already in there, so no cutting was needed, but the clips just didn't work with the existing counter. It is a DEEP sink, which makes getting around the edges a little difficult, and I ultimately just gave up on clamping it to the counter at all. I didn't use the included drain, because I wanted to keep the garbage disposal. It too, installed easily into this sink. Our faucet only needs one hole, so we were able to add a soap dispenser to it as well. Nice. Caulk went on nicely, and once it cured, the sink didn't budge. I picked up a flexible P-trap and flexible garbage disposal outlet, and the under-sink cabinet looks so much nicer with the new layout. It was a piece of cake to get everything taken care of (the clips notwithstanding).STRUCTUREThe metal is THICK. If you're the type to sweep crumbs from your counter into the sink, a drop-in installation probably isn't for you, but it's exactly what I wanted. The simplicity of the drop-in meant I can upgrade the sink without a lot of expense and without being too ambitious or skilled. The edges aren't rounded over, really, but they aren't sharp, either. I've got 2 younger kids, and they've had an easy time with it as well. The walls of the sink are well padded/insulated, so it isn't noisy either. The depth is outstanding. Truly. Oh, and the thick, sturdy metal holds my tall faucet securely in place as well. I briefly had it installed in the old sink, and it would wobble precariously when I moved it. This sink is a BEAST!ACCESSORIESThe cutting board is honestly not great. The wood seems decent, but the finish is either garbage or nonexistent? Mine got cosmetic cracks within a couple months. If you're going to use it, give it a little sanding and then finish the thing with something nice. It's also a little too thick. If it gets water on it, it can flow over the edge of the sink onto the counter or floor. I didn't really have much use for an in-sink cutting board, however, so I don't care much. The basket and drying rack, on the other hand, are AWESOME. The basket doesn't get a ton of use, and it doesn't look to be as sturdy as the sink itself, but it's held up fine with moderate use. It is convenient for washing produce. This little drying rack, though!! I love it! It's MUCH more sturdy than I had expected, even supporting our 9qt cast iron dutch oven when I wash it. It provides great wash-height for taller people, and doesn't flex or bend under any weight. The silicone "rails" that hold all the bars together mean you can roll it up, fold it over itself, etc. It has proven to be tremendously useful and is ALWAYS in the sink.APPEARANCEHey, did you notice the rack that goes at the bottom of the sink? PUT IT IN BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. I got too excited and set some stuff on the base of the sink, scratching it up a little before I even got the water turned back on haha. It's polished stainless, so I knew what'd happen, but I wasn't thinking. The rack is awesome, protects the base of the sink, looks really nice, and is helpful for preventing things from sitting in water. The sink is so attractive. And at this price, I would even install if I were renting. The convenience and capability it brings to the kitchen is just beyond. I am THRILLED with it.

This sink is very well made, everything about this product is perfect!

Love this sink! It works perfect in our wet bar. We also use the cutting board and drying rack that came with it!

I love the smell no style but after plumber put it in and we filled sink this week and it started leaking on side. Come to find out there is a hairline crack that you can’t really see. So now we have a sink that won’t hold water and can not return because we don’t have original package. Tried to contact someone but can’t find anywhere to contact.

Très satisfaite , la seule petite chose que j’ai vue c’est le petit panier à l’intérieur est croche mais sûrement capable de le redresser avec un peu de force .

Beautiful and deep. But I should have installed the faucet on the sink before I installed it into the countertop. It’s gorgeous!

Such wonderful quality product! Absolutely love my new sink! Thank you very much I highly highly recommend this product!!

This sink is STUNNING. I had to remove a star because the bottom could dip slightly more at the drain. I find small food particles (such as coffee grinds) hard to rinse down the drain without that extra flow of water towards the drain. ALSO, it's not a true matte black. It's more of a gun-metal grey/black and glossy. While still VERY beautiful, it clashes with my actual matte black soap dispenser (see second photo for reference).

Wow,First impression doesn’t look good, poor workmanship and the surface stainless steel look a little bit raw….. it will probably rust easily, you can see spots that are already rusted because wasn't polish properly