Ruvati 29-inch Undermount Kitchen Sink – 50/50 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink, 16 Gauge T-304 Stainless Steel Sinks, Deep Basin Sinks, Brushed Finish – RVM4301

I love this sink! The finish is great, it's not real clanky when putting dishes in, and the "extras" (sink baskets, stoppers, and racks) are of good quality. Others complained about the templates being off, so I used the upside down sink and measured in by 1 inch around to establish the cut lines. The hole was too small, so I ended up going by the template and it worked out fine. The only issue I had was the metal brackets were too long for the space between the sink and cabinets, so I had to turn them at an angle and remove the front brackets altogether. I cut it as close as I could toward the front and I believe the sink is sandwiched between the countertop and cabinet. The instructions also say to not over tighten the brackets. I did on one of them and it pulled the thread ring right out of the plastic piece. I'll just get a few clips from the store as reinforcement. I am very happy with the sink. Great product, especially for the price.

This is the first kitchen sink I ever had to purchase, but reviewing a number of similar models, I liked the inside rounded corners for easier cleaning (true), extra insulation to make it quiet (works), and also the innovative and deep collection baskets in the drains. A deeper sink also seemed like a good idea until my plumber informed me we would now have to drop the other end of the drain pipe almost two inches because of that. A great feature, just plan that into your plumbing scheme.. Nicely packaged and clearly a well thought out quality product.

We bought this sink to install under a new granite counter and have been 100% pleased. There is really nothing negative to report, but there is a caution about installation. Pluses:- The sink is plenty deep and with a narrow separation between sides, it gives you lots of sink volume to work with big items.- The grates supplied have removable plastic feet and bumpers to keep them from marking the sink You can take the plastic off and put the grate in your dishwasher. The grates are sturdy and we really like having them. This is a new feature for us and the grate make a great dying rack for one side of the sink while on the other side the other grate keeps dishes off the bottom of the sink where fall and are easily rinsed away.- The finish is very nice. It wipes down easily.- The 16 gauge walls make it pretty solid and the sound damping on the sides helps with that.- The drains were actually the most surprising part of this sink, and we really like them. The throats are deep and the baskets are as well. These are not the typical drain plug/strainer combination that you usually get. The stoppers are separate and just fit over the top of the drains. The baskets have many holes that are small enough to catch things you don't want to go down the drain, but there are enough of them to keep the drain working even when small scraps start to accumulate. The baskets are easy to pull out and dump and are easier to clean than a plug/strainer combination.The caution: The depth of the sink and the additional length of the drains can complicate installation. You may have to replace P-traps, etc., to accommodate these drains.

When researching stainless steel sinks for an upcoming kitchen renovation, this became the choice. First, I liked that it got good reviews. Second, I liked the rounded corners as compared to the more angular ones. I just think that is more attractive. Third, I liked that it came with the stainless steel grids to protect the bottom of the sink, and the baskets to catch the garbage. The sink has only been installed and in use a few days now. But I'm very happy with it.

Love this sink... its a little deeper than I anticipated which is not so bad and I guess better than being too shallow but sometimes I feel like Im reaching down pretty far.. Im only 5'1" and maybe my short arms make me feel this way.. other than that I love the grates as well as the strainers.. The only other thing that I didn't like was when I ordered the sink, the bottom (outside of sink) came with a few scratches and was a little stained.. not sure why but it looked as if someone had oil on their hands and then stained the bottom of my brand new sink.. at that point it was too late to return because I was having my kitchen installed and the granite men needed the sink.. so I just used it.. lucky thing you can't see the bottom of the sink when you look under the cabinet so I guess in the end it didn't matter but upon pulling it out of the box it did throw me for a loop... For all you anal freaks out there.. it took me aback just a tad.. and might have bothered you too..Hope this review helps!!!

We bought this sink in connection with a recent kitchen remodel. Never heard of the brand before, but we were impressed by the positive reviews so we gave it a shot. It absolutely does, and very well I might add, the most important thing that a sink can do - i.e., hold water. But beyond that, it looks great, sounds great (as in the heavy gauge steel and insulation really minimize the ringing/humming sound from the water spray), and it's nice and deep so it's really functional as well. What more could one ask for in a sink? It even has cool looking drains and drain/strainer baskets. As for the sink racks, they do look really cool. But after giving them a try for a couple weeks, we opted not to use them. They just seemed to get in the way more than anything else. Seems like some people like them, though. Different strokes. My only complaint (and it applies to a lot of nicer steel sinks these days) is that it has the Ruvati brand name printed very prominently right on the inside of the sink wall. I have nothing against Ruvati, but the truth is I'd rather not have their name plastered so prominently on my sink. I'm not sure many people are really all that brand conscious when it comes to sinks. But that's not that big of a deal, and it doesn't change my overall satisfaction with the sink.