Bonnlo Utility Sink with Drainboard

This sink was perfect for my garage. I use it daily for everything from washing hands after yard work to cleaning paint brushes and shoes. It is well built, sturdy, and is quite an eye-catcher. Legs have levelers so if your floor is uneven, it is a breeze to adjust. An overall great sink!

This sink is just what I needed for my garage. The quality is first rate, and it installed easily. Love not having any fallaparticle board as I would have if I had bought some junk at the home center. This sink will last a lifetime of heavy garage cleanup usage. Got to respect the Chinese manufacturers. Yes, jobs are lost here in the states, but in this and many cases I would never have paid the price for a comparable US made product. Definitely benefits the US consumer.

I needed a sink to wash dishes in our lower level when we have family get togethers. It also doubles as a wash up/primp sink for overnight guests. I definitely didn't want a laundry tub that was super deep. The Inner Tub Size 18"L x 16" W x 9"D works well for our needs. Tub is quite large but not too large or deep. Stainless is heavy grade and attractive. Only complaint - no anchoring system. Our contractor ended up screwing directly through the back splash into 2 studs with SS screws which doesn't look bad. I did a lot of searching before I found this sink and I'm quite happy with it.

Very easy to attach legs. Size is very nice for home utility room. Quality material and sturdy.

Nice stainless steel sink at a good price. Does not come with faucet.

I suppose it's OK for the price. There are a few areas where the surface has been re-finished to remove welding scars (looks like the surface was ground down). Will it rust there? Who knows. The drain fitting is flimsy. When you come to connect it under the sink the threads are plastic and it's impossible to tighten the fitting to grasp the drain outlet tube. The plastic collar just expands on the threads and jumps the threads if you try to tighten it. I had to find an O-ring to replace the washer provided in order to get it not to leak around the drain pipe. The drain outlet pipe is barely being grasped by the fitting since I can't tighten it.

I've seen some other reviews about the fittings for connecting your drain plumming. Folks are not using the proper plumming if they are having issues. Connect the smooth gray pipe last. It has no threads. You will connect your plumming to that piece. Don't leave the gray piece off and try threading your plumming directly to the drain, it isn't supposed to be connected like that. Also mine has not started rusting (I've had for at least 6 months), and it is built a little heavier duty and sturdier than others you find on Amazon.

I got this to use as a utility sink at home. The sink is sturdy and stable. It was well packaged, and suffered no damage during shipment. I like it. The drain kit that comes with the sink, however, is definitely not designed to attach to standard, North American drain fixtures. I gave up trying to retrofit the provided kit and ordered a Snappy Trap 1 1/2" Drain Kit from Amz for $17. The faucet required for this type of thing is tricky to find. You need a backsplash mount model, not a wall mount or deck mount. I went with a Fisher 61077 8" Backsplash Mount Faucet ($154), and Fisher 64211 Elbows ($22), which allows the sink to be flush with the wall and not have your supply lines mashed between the sink and the wall.