Appears to be a very nice sink! Not installed yet, but arrived quickly with no damage.

Beautiful

The bisque color leans towards yellow rather than bone. I am disappointed in the color, but it is what it is. The quality is great. It was well protected in shipping and arrived timely.

For me personally I think it's a good quality product except that because it's made of ceramic it must be handled with utmost care, the previous one I had a tiny bottle fell into it and cracked it badly in several places and of course it leaked and had to be changed.

I like how deep the sink is

Great value

ordered a bunch of these sinks for my vanities, delivered in a box , not heavy . for the price its a good sink.

We bought 2 sinks and they arrived quickly and well packed. They are beautiful, a little smaller but the right size for us. After they are installed, I noticed the overflow of one sink is not lined up with the drain hole.

As advertised. Nice smooth finish.

[Rewarded Review] Happy

I love this bone or off white color. It's a large sink. I built and epoxied my new bathroom counter top. I bought a waterfall faucet since this sink is large. I love it. It comes with a guide so you can cut the correct hole. It was easy once I cut the guide out to outline and use a jigsaw to cut. The sink has some weight to it so make sure to use a really good adhesive. I am using Liquid Nails then I will caulk it will a chocolate brown to match the cabinet I bought.

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[Rewarded Review] Touch and go on the fit, but beautiful to look at new

I have been wanting to upgrade our bathroom sink for a long time to a matte black one and was so glad when this one arrived and got started immediately on making my dream a reality. Took a while to demolish the old counter-sink combo one-piece, made out some material I'm not even familiar with, but good riddance, whatever it was, and we replaced it with a brown and white granite 36-inch granite countertop that had an 18-inch oval opening for a sink, perfect for this sink, or so I thought. Turned out this sink was about half an inch too small to fit, even though the vanity top was supposedly "standard" and this sink is also listed as "standard." What to do? Instead of returning either item, (they are both so heavy), I just worked around it. I DO hate that the sink manufacturer only painted the porcelain black to the very tip of the bowl and not one millimeter out onto the rim so that bare porcelain would not be showing under the rim of the vanity, in my case. Would it have killed them? I understand you need to leave the rim mostly bare in order to help the caulk adhere better than it would adhere to a glazed paint surface, but it will adhere just fine, I do believe, if you extended that paint out, say, a third of an inch or so in case the opening for the sink is a little too big or your sink is a little too small. Undermount sinks are notoriously tricky to install, as I've learned over the years, so manufacturers should help their customers as much as possible. As it was, I had to put more black caulk than I had wanted to around the rim after the installation to help "hide" the white, bare rim of sink that had not been painted black. It was only a tiny sliver, but in a black sink, it would have really stood out. It's a small point, but worth noting. Also just a small issue I had was that the instructions said to make sure and install sink clips, but there were no sink clips provided. I supposed the customer is expected to provide those? And what kind are we supposed to use, how many, and where do we put them? And how do we use them underneath a granite or stone countertop, I'd like to know? There are no pre-drilled holes to screw them in, and I believe two-part epoxy is really not much stronger than the high-quality caulk I used to mount the sink, so I did not think it worth the extra effort to use sink clips. Other than that, there was really nothing in the instructions worthwhile. For those two reasons, I deducted a star. Other than that, I do not mean to take away from the beauty of the sink itself; it is a lovely sink and as I said, I've wanted one for years. Having installed it now, I really do love it.... as long as no one uses it. I almost - almost wish I had not picked black now, because I have a feeling after a month of brushing our teeth and my husband washing his hands after working hard putting in air conditioners and such, that poor sink is going to look not quite as beautiful as it does now. I may have bitten off more than I can chew, because black matte may be the worst possible choice for a messy family, especially when you can't use abrasive cleaners. Time will tell. For now, it's lovely.

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[Rewarded Review] Replacing our white sink with Biscuit

Gorgeous color to complement the natural tones of our remodel. It is Bone or Biscuit; similar to a creamy off-white or almond shade. Would look great with rubbed bronze or gold faucet handles and spout. Waiting for handyman to install it. The easy-to-read instructions do look simple though and a Phillips screwdriver and 100% silicone sealant is all you need. It’s a good size oval shape and of good quality.

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Finally found my replacement sink! My vanity top had a smaller cutout than the standard sized undermount sink. This sink was perfect for my vanity. Finally!

Great selection to find the sink that fits my vanity. Price was competitive and delivered very quickly

From the easy of ordering to the very fast next day delivery and quality of the DeerValley undermount sink my experience was excellent. I would recommend checking out Wayfair before ordering any product.

good deal

Fragile item arrived in one day in perfect condition--thank you!

Arrived on time and undamaged. Perfect fit for a replacement sink!