DuraSteel Stainless Steel Sink - NSF Commercial Wall Mount Kitchen Sink - Small Hand Sink with 12" x 10" x 5.5"D Wash Basin - With Sink Strainer and Faucet - For Laundry, Restaurants, Bars, and More

After reading the reviews I was nervous to purchase this sink. Due to other reviews complaining about rust and the need for additional support. i actually purchased some triangle brackets as well to go with it. After mounting it I was actually impressed with how sturdy it feels. As you can see in the picture I did make sure I had a solid mounting surface. (Just some 1/4 plywood I had laying around). I will be returning the triangle brackets as this sink feels plenty sturdy! As for the complaints of people complaining about rust I did read the manufacturer instructions about caring for the sink and it's recommend to wipe it clean often and protect it with WD-40 or other stainless steel care products. I'm hopeful this will prevent any rust. The faucet does feel cheap as others have mentioned. Once my install is completed and I get some me use out of it I'll follow up. Overall I think I got what I paid for.

The small sink has a good size basin. Nice and deep allowing plenty of room for washing and other smaller chores. Purchased for laundry room because I didn’t have space for traditional laundry room sink. Very pleased.

Looks like high quality stainless, and sink is well built, but the cold side fitting is leaking, I tried it with Teflon tape, and then again with pipe thread sealant, still has a tiny drip, I think the threads must have been cut wrong. Also that fitting is machined into the faucet body, so it cant be replaced. I can't cut 1/2 NPT threads so I am likely going to have to epoxy it to stop the leak.

this sink was a bit pricey but the demensions are worth what held the value for me. the facet it comes with is pretty cheesy but is adiquit. i was not sure if it was going together right as the head sits loose even ocne the lug is all the way down but it does not leak and you dont really notice it as you use it even though you'll feel like you made a huge mistake just make sure its all tight.problems i had were i did not plan for such high blocking though i did the work with this sink in mind i redid my lines and drainage in this wall because i had issues form a previouse joe home owner repairs. took allot of work to get my plumbing good but far as the sink it was roughly the easiest part. since the plate was not able to be held on with blocking instead i had to use toggles. i added this wood frame with some black oak dowling i had laying around. through down 2 kickers at the corner and it didnt fully sturdy it up enough so i through on the verticals and they were able to utalize the nailers i had and i ran the wood up inside the sink to hold down the folded innnder edge, and it made the sink solid enough to sit on. I wouldnt risk it, but i tested it and filled it and not even a creek. not this took me maybe an hour to build the sink, 20 mins to mount and than an hour a week later to build this frame which required little effort honestly. at least for me but if you dont know some trades id get something with a build in frame. requires some tinkering but im happy. the drain was also very cheap but workes well. i had a 1 1\4" drain reciever because home depot didnt have any 1 1\2" at the time i built it but i used it because its vanity, this sink is 2" i used a chrome 2 to 1 1\4" down pipe into a standard 1 1\4" P trap. works great and you can harldly see the plumbing :) im very please with the sink.side note hooking up the hoses can be done without elbows i bought brass elbows but coudlnt find a male \female 90 with a 1\2' to 3\8" shoudl of got 1\2" valves. so if ya wanna use elbows use 1\2" valves easier to source parts. the elbows i tried required couplinges and it would not fit. how ever the hoses simply bent enough their was just enough room. the preasure ont he line is ok, their is no leaks and no preasure on the fitting it just bends the tube ever so slightly. with the framing i added it kept it from pushing up a little because the tubing had some spring to it.

We attached this sink to the side of our house for use near our BBQ. Can also wash dirt off garden vegetables. We fitted a hose section leading from our outdoor faucet to the intake for the sink faucet, and fitted a hose section from the drain leading the grey water to a nearby planter.During winter, the sink lifts off the metal bar, and we store it inside the garage. Metal bar is inconspicuous.Strong grade stainless steel holds up well to the elements and use.Works very well as we intended, a versitile outdoor sink.

Quality sink, easy install, shipped promptly.

It's a small utility sink. It does what it is intended to do. I like the quality of the sink and the faucet that came with the sink.

Perfect sink!!! If anyone is complaining about the installation then hire a professional. This sink works very well.