Deeper is better

Luv the deeper sink!

I bought this sink because I needed a new sink...

I bought this sink because I needed a new sink for my countertop installation, but when I read the reviews I sent it right back. So many people complained about it scratching easily and I couldn’t take that chance. Don’t do what I did, and do your research first before you buy it.

[Rewarded Review] Basement bar sink

We are so happy with how the wet bar turned out. This sink looks great and fits perfectly into our design. Great quality

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[Rewarded Review]

I've used this sink for several projects; great quality, and clean lines. My clients have all been happy with the selection.

Quality

Quality sink, looks great too. Installed this in my remodeled basement kitchen.

I expect a sink to drain. That's not an unreasonable expectation, is it? The word "sink," after a...

I expect a sink to drain. That's not an unreasonable expectation, is it? The word "sink," after all, means to fall or drop to a lower level, to below. With a kitchen sink, "below" would mean a drain or a garbage disposal. Right? Well, this sink doesn't sink. It doesn't drain. Water hangs about at the bottom of it, along with food scraps that end up sticking to the surface of the sink. (Beware of using the scrubby side of your dish sponge when you clean. It scratched the surface of my sink, impeding the movement of water and food even more so.) I'm using more water than ever trying to coax the water in the bottom of the sink over to and down the drain to the garbage disposal. I've become a sink-water wrangler. And, yes, the sink is installed correctly, perfectly level. This Elkay is another of too many cases of an engineer designing a product that the engineer apparently doesn't use, because if the engineer did use this product, the engineer would know that the product has a major flaw. It would have been nice if the designer of this particular sink had given consideration to the function of a sink rather than just its appearance. Oh, it's nice looking--after you've physically wrangled the loitering water and food out of the bottom and down the drain where it should have sauntered off by itself.

The perfect size! Love the under mount....

The perfect size! Love the under mount.

This sink has a contemporary square look, with close radius corners but not 'zero radius'. It's a...

This sink has a contemporary square look, with close radius corners but not 'zero radius'. It's a 60/40 sink, with both basins being the same depth. It came with the full kit: strainers (with bucket catchers), grilles and a microfiber care cloth - even some 'bar-keepers' friend'. The sides of the sink are generously treated with a sound-deadening layer so there's no 'booming' if the sink gets a knock. The stainless steel finish is excellent - finely brushed and not to shiny, which matches all our appliances. Ours is a 'shaker' style kitchen, and the angularity of the sink matches the look of the cabinets. With a robust, brushed SS faucet, this sink is the centerpiece of our long kitchen island... and the whole think is superb!

Great sink! It drains well when installed level, and the sound dampening panels work very well, e...

Great sink! It drains well when installed level, and the sound dampening panels work very well, even when using a high power sprayer. The tight radius corners look good, but are still easy to clean, unlike squared corners. The offset drain has been great. It's easier to rinse particles down the drain, because we don't end up "chasing" them around a centered drain with the sprayer--just sweep the opposite side of the sink a couple of times, and any particles run to the drain on their own. It also frees up a lot of cabinet space underneath, and doesn't divide that space down the center, unlike a center-mounted drain. Update after 6 months: We still love it. We've never seen a rust spot in this. Minor scratches, as to be expected in a metal sink without using an ugly metal grid. It's still very easy to keep clean. Added pictures--the one taken from above shows it at 6 months of use. Edit: the picture of the sink without the faucets visible was taken after 2 years of use. Still no complaints whatsoever. We have left metal pots in the sink overnight and have never seen any stains or signs of rust.

Love this sink! Looks and works great! Having one large basin means you have room for whatever yo...

Love this sink! Looks and works great! Having one large basin means you have room for whatever you need to wash, from large pots, grill grates, children, pets, you name it! The single drain gives you room for a good sized trash can under the left side of the sink, since there is no plumbing in the way. This was the main reason that I bought this sink.