CozyBlock 33 x 22 x 9 Inch Top-mount/Drop-in Stainless Steel Single Bowl Kitchen Sink with Strainer and Silicon Dishrack - 18 Gauge Stainless Steel-4 Faucet Hole

Measure everything, check your numbers on everything ..check,check and double check from faucet holes to drain placement and everything in between when sink shopping.Inspect your sink thoroughly upon arrival. Here are some pros and cons to help you decide and/or avoid issues.Pros: It's deep and It's beautiful! It's practical and sturdy so heavier faucets don't wobble. Wipes clean easily. A lot of bang for your buck and not so rough on the pocket book.The included drain with the basket is awesome. It comes with its own mounting clamps, drain with basket, and faucet hole covers. It arrived on time and wasn't too complicated to install. I can now wash entire items and not just one half of something at a time. It's wonderful to be able to wash not only wide, but also tall items as well. Water does not get all over the counter because the washing is going on further down and away from the countertop. I can comfortably wash my dogs in the sink now, however, I believe that feature may be a con for my dogs lolIt isn't too noisy, at least not to me. I had a cheap, dual basin, 20 gauge, standard, crappy sink that was only 6 inches deep that was noisy as h*ll, so to me this one is so much quiter and very roomy... A major upgrade.Cons: The clip system can either be genius or ridiculous, it depends on your countertop......each situation is unique. For me is was a pain. The little screw heads are not only tiny but I thought I was going to have to grind my flathead screw driver down to make it narrow enough to fit in the tiny little slit of the screws.I don't care how tight you get that drain, it still spins while installing and tightening the plumbing, making the plumbing part a bit of a pain. But, it doesn't appear to leak though.The mounting deck for the faucet is raised and barely wide enough for most two handled faucets. My old faucet that, I dearly loved, wouldn't fit, the faucet deck over hung the raised area on the sink. So I spent hrs finding a faucet with a narrower deck.(they don't list the front to back deck width on the box when buying faucets, so that was fun..not)The drain is towards the back, even though it appears to be in the center in the add and even in some of the review photos. So unfortunately, because of the drain being in the back...I had to sacrifice my garbage disposable because there is no possible way to have room for a Ptrap between the disposal and the wall. This made me sad. Especially after sacrificing my dearly beloved faucet.Mine arrived with a small dint in the front of the lip, but I decided to just live with it. I would not have had I realized that I was about to loose my garbage disposal and current faucet.The corners are hard to tighten/seal down to the cabinet.....it almost seemed bowed down in the middle and up at the corners.The track for the mounting brackets does not go close enough to the corners to get them to come down. We gave up and put silicone under it to keep the water from going underneath and into the cabinet.It only came with 9 clips, I needed 10 or 12...because of those danged corners.lolCareful on your faucet type, the sprayer is way too close to the handles with a standard 3 hole, 2 handled faucet.I worked past all the cons and am happy with my new, very deep, very lovely, not too noisy sink that won't let me use my garbage disposal. And I got to buy a new faucet that I don't love as much as my old one, but yay ! New stuff? Right? My pocket book was not pleased.The sink really is great once installed though.I sacrificed a few things in order to be able to comfortably wash dishes, but am happy with the sink as far as size, stability and functionality. The sink itself is worth the price if you can know for certain that everything will workout and fit like you need it to.

It's a great sink and I love the size, openness, and how easy it will be to keep clean. This sink also has the spay coating and pads for the sound barrier, most sinks I looked at only had the pads. It also looks really good with my new faucet. I do suggest that you do a thorough inspection before installing because mine has a small dent right in front, which is an eye sore for me. I wished it didn't have the dent but I didn't notice until everything was set in and sealed. I would buy from them again but I would do a thorough inspection before installing next time. I did a lot of looking before I purchased and for the quality and price you can't beat it. I do recommend this product.

First of all, the product is well priced for its category, i.e., for people searching for a low cost, nice looking SS sink. It is large, easily accommodating most family size. The 9 inch depth is just right, i.e., deep enough to prevent splashing over the countertop, but still has room for a garbage disposal. The material feels thick enough for the job. At least no dent after contractor installed it carefully.Installation took contractors hours and multiple trips (labor cost much higher). Although the sink dimensions match well, the rails for fastener screws are too close to the edge, meaning the opening must be very close to the edges of the countertop. My contractors had to cut the backing concrete and support board, repatch concrete before inserting the new sink in place. The current design doesn't accommodate retrofit projects easily.Many reviewers commented the low cost aspect. I have to say you get what you pay for. Years ago I bought a $300 under mount unit for my home. Although it is not fair to compare products in different price category, here is list of things to consider if you have trouble balancing quality and cost:1. Water stain is more pronounced and is harder to remove from this unit.2. The surface seemed to be easier to get scratched. The scratch was likely caused when cleaning some debris during installation. I haven't noticed new ones after using a few days. The more expensive unit doesn't show scratches after years of use.3. The dishrack is much smaller than the sink and sits on the bottom which impedes flow and cause stuff to grow. It's a waste of money. A rack standing off the bottom is essential. Not sure why mfgr doesn't include a regular one.

Wife loves the sink

The home stores are so over priced on kitchen sinks I never could upgrade until I looked on Amazon and found this great stainless steel sink with rational pricing.

Absolutely perfect sink for the price point!!! A friend just spent over $5,000 for her sink/faucet combo, and I'm over here like, brand new sink, awesome sprayer faucet, and rad cup cleaner for under $500!!Extremely sturdy, drains fabulously, the husband/installer actually expressed how impressed he was with the quality for the price, as well as the ease of install.I can't stop looking at our new sink, it updated the whole kitchen.

I will begin by saying that I returned the sink but not because there was anything wrong with it.I actually really liked the sink. I was just looking for a temporary replacement for a worn out fiberglass drop in sink. Not only was this 18 guage with insulation and 9 inches deep but it was so much less expensive. My reason for return was that there are mounting rails on the underside that are close to the edge and I would have had to cut the tiled counter top to make it fit. If the rails were not there I could have just silicone'd it down like the original sink. I saw the concerns in the previous review and took a chance. There was also no hassle with the seller when I went to return the sink. I quickly received a return label at no cost, which was nice because this is a big item. If your not ready to spend $400 plus for a high end stainless sink than this is the one for you. I would say that this is actually a diamond in the rough.

looks great and works great. it is a big sink ,i love it.