Stufurhome NW-3322SO Over Mount Stainless Steel 2-Hole Single Bowl Kitchen Sink, 33", Satin

This sink is wonderful! It looks great and gets lots of compliments. It's such an improvement over my shallow, divided sink that I hardly know where to start! It drains well due to the configuration of the bottom, allows you to fill or wash large pots, fill watering cans, etc. There are a couple of things to consider, though. First, measure your opening carefully so that you know the new sink fits. Second, the sink scratches easily when you wash pots and pans, so if this bothers you, you might want to consider either the rack that covers the entire bottom or just a folding drain rack with silicone edges (available on Amazon as an "over-the-sink" folding mat) in the side where you wash. I went with the folding rack because I can't even imagine washing the large rack every day as food scraps, etc. get caught in and under it! The folding rack is dishwasher safe. (Just measure carefully to make sure the "over-the-sink" folding rack fits into the bottom of this sink.) I wanted just the two cutouts for the faucet and soap dispenser and really wish the soap dispenser was on the left (no choice), so am trying to adjust to having to reverse half the kitchen counter (cutting board, etc.) to accomodate!Update: I still really like this sink but find that food collects in the corners and it needs frequent cleaning (I keep a drain rack there for the items that I don't put in the dishwasher). I use a lot of water spraying it and washing often. In retrospect a divided sink of the same dimensions would have been a better choice for me.

The sink is a good size, and appears to be just as advertised. I did add additional sound dampening material to the bottom and sides (similar to Dynamat), which has resulted in a substantial reduction in perceived noise levels.Reviews stating the sink scratches easily are not exaggerated: it's only been a couple of weeks, but my sink has multiple scratches. As this is a stainless steel sink, I was expecting scratches, and am not really bothered by them; however, if you are the type of person who does get bothered, you may want to look at a protector or another sink.Included cutouts are good: no sharp edges. Included drain kit is good: it's deep, and there are no leaks.

I checked for deep sinks everywhere. We found this one. The plumber said it was easy to install. And even my husband loves it! One tiny issue, which is really a non-issue IF you know ahead of time, is not all garage disposals fit. Matter of fact, we only could find one. Consider the space you have beloved if you are replacing all new pieces of your sink!

I love how large this sink is. It's very deep. I love that it has the sound dampening pads on it. It helps make it not as loud when placing pots and pans in.Cons: the sink marks easily. It has already started showing a lot of wear.

The sink is sturdy 18 gauge stainless and well made. That's the good part. Now for the bad. The included template was 1/4" undersized in the short dimension, resulting in a cutout I had to enlarge before the sink would fit. The clip-in hinged retainers are a slick idea that's hampered by the crappy plastic pivot in the middle. Lastly, the included drain assembly has a non-standard 2" threaded outlet, not the 1-1/2" typical of US residential applications. It's Christmas, so the supply house is currently closed. Hopefully I can find an adapter.

I am absolutely in love with this sink! We used it as a top mount. It updated our kitchen instantly. Took my husband less than an hour to install.

It looks awesome and was very easy to install!

big and has sleek lines