Stainless Steel 1 Compartment Utility Sink with Left Drainboard, NSF Certified Commercial Kitchen Sink, 18" x 18" x 12" Bowl

Restaurant quality, heavy stainless steel sink. It has a deep inset all the way around so you can wash things and set them on the side and they will drain back into the basin like a dish strainer. We built it into a cabinet and couldn't be happier with it. Though like others have said, the legs aren't very stable or centered - we didn't use them. To use the legs, you should be prepared to mount it to a wall as well.

Pretty nice stainless sink with drain board attached. Will work good for my purpose. Haven’t installed yet so can’t really say about the installation. The only problem with it that I don’t like is the legs. There should have been six legs instead of four. This way you would have four under the sink portion and 2 under the drain board section. This would make it a lot sturdier. Plus at the bottom of the legs it has like a little plastic knob so don’t really like that either. Would have been much better to have rubber flat inset pieces into the bottom of each leg so that it would sit flush on the floor and would make it sturdier and wouldn’t damage your floor and you wouldn’t have to worry about it digging into the floor or wobbling. I haven’t installed it yet but afraid when I do that those legs will be wobbly and not very sturdy either. We shall see once we install it

I like this sink and would buy it again for the price. It is lightweight, legs are VERY wobbly. You could easily grab one of the legs and mangle the bottom of the sink where they attach. this should be sold with leg braces to tie the legs together near the floor and should also have legs under the shelf end, This will blow over in a strong breeze as sold. I did screw mine to the wall which takes care of most of the wobbling. Also if you are a perfectionist I leveled the backsplash as I screwed it to the wall but the front edge is not quite level. As manufactured these two surfaces do not run parallel (but they should). Maybe I should have spent $400 instead of $219? Also Amazon recommended a Krowne faucet with a 14" spout (waaay too long! I bought a 12" spout Krowne faucet but a 10" would really be just right. I also bought the 90 degree fitting kit to hook up the faucet to the supply hoses. This cost more than it should have but worked perfectly and made for an aggravation free hookup

I installed this unit in my garage. Deep tub makes for easy cleaning of larger objects and drip tray is handy for drying and storing items. I cut a piece of lumber the right thickness and mounted it behind the back splash. I screwed the lumber into the wall studs and then drilled a couple holes in the back splash and screwed the sink into the lumber. This makes the unit very sturdy.

I bought this to use outside by my barbecue and Gridmann prep table until we install a proper outdoor kitchen. It's built well with high quality stainless steel, but it's off-balance. All the legs are under the sink part, so it starts falling over if I put too much weight on the surface next to the sink.

I've had stainless in my laundry room forever- I tend to be 'rough' with my sinks as they must perform double duty with gardening and craft projects and not 'just' laundry. The Gridmann sink was good quality but it was not packaged very well, it arrived with a minor dent I could live with but the sink had a left drainboard, not a right drainboard as ordered and required for my design plan. I immediately emailed the seller who replied within 12 hours and offered a satisfying solution; 7 days later I received the correct sink. Other reviewers have complained about their service but I had a very positive experience and would not hesitate to order from them again.

We are doing a full home rehab and selected this as our desired utility sink. Immediately upon unpacking, we noticed that the welded stainless mount for one of the four legs was visibly bent. The box/packaging was undamaged, so this was clearly a pre-shipment, poor quality control issue. Reached out to the Seller to ask for their idea on remedy. We were offered $20 (I believe) to accept it as-is. We requested replacement (including return shipment) instead and never heard back from Seller. Escalating to Amazon took more than 3 calls over several weeks - total lack of continuity and good communication from Amazon. We went through an "AtoZ" process followed by "Internal Investigation". The latter was a 3 to 4 week commitment to followup (seems waaay to long for pretty darn simple issue). No one ever asked for photos or more clarification of the issue through this process. Finally, we had to call Amazon to learn what they had determined. Nothing new, so escalated to a Supervisor, with unsatisfactory action. Amazon told us that if we return shipped the item, they would reimburse us and work on a refund. The issue of repackaging a large item, toting it up to UPS and then waiting possibly another 2-3 weeks to get both a refund and find a replacement product did not work for our project timeline. So we decided to take the risk and self-straighten the bent bracket. This proved to be simple, but the Seller could have opted to walk us through this more than a month earlier. Biggest disappointment is that we never heard from Seller or Amazon the old-fashioned idea of an apology that they had caused us a customer inconvenience. We are finding that we go increasingly to Lowes's and Home Depot on-line for our project needs as they offer super convenient home delivery, curbside, as well as no-hassle returns. Amazon is great for sure, but is this ever an example of their room for improvement.