The sink is great. I figured it would be a solid white color but it isn’t. It actually has little grayish flecks in it. Still looks good and works for my needs. I also posted a picture of the underside of it so you can tell how it is made. Fiberglass reinforced??

Installed this sink and it looked great, as long as you don’t use it. This sink is “blackened” only a few thousandths of an inch into the surface of a not very durable white plastic substrate. The least little scratch in the blackened interior or the sink rim appears bright white. Forget about cleaning a grill grate or anything metal in the sink, as the finish scratches off very easily leaving white lines everywhere that the black coating inevitably scratches off. And, get this. My wife just soaked a quilt in a mild solution of very cold water and oxy-clean, for about two hours. The heirloom quilt came out fine, but the black finish in the sink permanently turned gray with a very obvious line where the water line was. Black above the line, gray below the water line.

We did not abuse the sink. I have 50 year old fly rods in perfect condition and my wife is as meticulous with her care of the home as any person can be. The sink holds water, but as far as cosmetic durability goes, not so much.

This sink is exactly what I was looking for. We installed it on top of a custom wood (double resin) counter top. I will use it to bathe my dogs. Do not use the cut out dimensions given on the website or in the description. I dont remember the exact dimensions, but if we had gone with the dimensions provided we would have had to make a new countertop. Wait until you have the sink and can mark the cut out to it. Easier to make a whole bigger than making it smaller.

I love my giant sink. After installing it I was a little nervous if my horrible brown well water would stain it but it’s still white as new. I also like how strong it is. I bathe my one year old it’s well as wash the dishes. I enjoy this depth as well. Deep enough you can have a sink full but until you walk in the kitchen company can’t see it. Lol I am glad I found it on amazon since I was looking at 3x the price at local hardware stores and I was shopping around.

Have used this for less than 3 months and it has already started to crack on a corner. Sink was installed leveled and has low to medium use. No heavy objects have been placed in sink and nothing has been dropped on that corner for it to crack. Clearly extremely poor quality.

Great sink, looks much higher end in person. Deeper than description said at the time I bought it but has since been corrected. I installed this in my manufacturing kitchen (soap maker) and it takes all kind of abuse from chemicals, metal implements being tossed in and heavy pots. It’s held up beautifully so far, even the satin finish looks unmarred. Highly recommended.

Installed this in my new laundry room. This was my second sink ordered from Delores after I returned the 1st sink due to a crack in the sink. This also came with a crack but I got tired of trying to return or exchange them out. Love the depth of the sink but the 3 holes are cut too close together making it hard to install a fat faucet along with a sprayer and soap dispenser. Consider purchasing the sink first before buying the Fauset.

My sink has been installed for a month now. I’m using it in a break room kitchenette that doubles as a janitorial sink. The sink was a little different than I expected, for one thing it is much heavier than I expected ( that’s a good thing) well constructed. I was slightly disappointed that the interior finish is textured ( very small raised bumps) the last one I ordered was smooth and polished inside. If I’d known beforehand I’m not sure I would have bought it- however- I am finding that there are advantages to the slight texture, it doesn’t show water spotting like the polished one. All in all I like it very much and would recommend it. Installation was a breeze, simply silicone the flange and place it in the countertop cutout. Notice- it does not come with a paper template for the countertop cutout. You simply invert the sink on the countertop, position it and mark the edges. From these marks, offset 3/4″ and make your cuts.