hykolity33-inch Undermount 50/50 Double Bowl 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink

UPDATED 3-24-21: 'What's the corner radius?' someone asked. Actually, it's like a 1/2-inch or maybe a little more. About the radius of a fat index finger. Perfectly accessible for cleaning. The drain rack they give is great, has little rubber feet plus a baggie with an extra set. The drain fitting is included. Strainer? Included? Basket removable strainer with a bail! The entire thing comes in a fabric bag (use it for laundry?) and encased in a well-designed protective shipping box. (Original Review: You can easily pay $500 - $1000 maybe even $2000 for a 'worksurface sink'. Go ahead but if you at least consider this one first, you may find better uses for that money in other parts of your kitchen remodel. The 30-inch is HUGE. A laundry basket literally fits inside. The non-worksurface sink will be fine for a beautiful undermount. Quiet thanks to the soundproofing (thick, not cheap). The 16-gauge metal is not at all tinny or flimsy. It's very solid. You can look elsewhere for basic stainless steel daily cleaning and this one is right up to the best industry standards. Brushed stainless isn't a 'look', it's an industrial finish process with certain expectations for getting the most out of your sink when you actually prepare food. Be sure to get out a tape measure and see and feel what the sizes really are like in your kitchen. Cut out a paper template to get a feel for it. This is a wonderful kitchen sink that will do everything you want without breaking your budget. Oh, and like all sinks, you can go to your local big box or here on Amazon and order a drop on worksurface if you have the measurements. Hardwood, softwood, synthetic or whatever. If you're feeling creative, you can make your own custom surface for about $20 that way, you can use the $600 you saved on some other nice feature on your kitchen project.)

Just installed it and it is great. Much bigger than I realized as fair a volumetric. It sits flush and is a little tricky to caulk correctly but with steady hands and an eye for precision it can be done beautifully. It didn’t come with a plug for the extra hole though. It’s quiet and doesn’t make any clunking noise. However, I’m not sure how I like water sitting I. The sink. I feel that over time water spots will stain the stainless steel. Other than that I’m content. Great value for the price.

When my countertop installer opened the box for the sink doing his measurements he commented, "Nice sink." I chose to not buy a sink from the countertop people to save money buying one on Amazon instead. I have to agree, it is a really nice sink, but maybe too nice. I didn't realize this was going to be a highly polished stainless steel. I assumed it would be like every other stainless steel sink I have had in my life, but this one is way nicer. Since it has such a high shine, it does get water spots. If you care about that, then beware. I really don't. We are a large family and there is alway dishes in there anyway waiting to be washed or moved to the dishwasher.I really like the size and how deep this sink is. It came with a basket, which the countertop installers wanted to charge more for with their sinks. I didn't use the drain it came with because I had a garbage disposal and used it instead.I wish it would drain better. I had hoped the lines would help with this over my last square, deep sink. I'm realizing that slow draining is just unavoidable with this style of sink.Yes, it has a logo on the back, underneath the faucet. I don't care, but don't know why they felt a need to include it when it bothers people.One last thing, I did get a few little rust specks the first day it was installed and usable that buffed out with a brillo pad. I'm hoping this is just specks from the manufacturing process and won't be a long-term problem. I'll update this reveiw if it does indeed rust because that would be terrible. I read reviews of competitor sinks that had rust, but the reviews for this one hadn't mentioned it. Let's hope it stays that way.Edit: it's been 2 months installed with heavy use by the family. The sink cleans up nice and no rust. I'm still very happy with this purchase.

A good quality stainless sink, nice finish, thick enough, insulated. Better price that what is available at the usual big stores. I have one complaint, that it is a bit too flat on the bottom, and so does not drain quite as well as it should. But that is a fairly minor flaw. The removable wire mesh in the bottom is nice to have.

We updated the kitchen this sink is a nice addition. Well make and easy to clean.

Outstanding sink for the $$$.Arrived damage freeLove the square shape. Used to have a sink with rounded bottom...never again.

This is a great sink for a great price. It's 16-gauge stainless steel, which makes it thicker and heavier than many other sinks. It has a solid feel that should resist dents from pots and pans.I've been remodeling kitchens and bathrooms for decades, so I've seen a lot of sinks. This is one of the best. And when you consider the price, it's an excellent deal.The bottom grid is fine. It's not heavy-duty, but it should be fine for home use.The sink is very well packaged to protect it from damage during shipping. It's better packed than most other competing sinks. UPS and FedEx would like to think that they don't abuse packages, but it happens quite a bit. Larger boxes like this are especially likely to be banged around during shipping. About 1 in 5 large packages that I received are damaged, and kitchen sinks are especially vulnerable.Thus you should open the box and inspect the sink soon after delivery. If you're handy with tools, you may be able to straighten a bent lip. And it probably won't show when the sink is mounted under a countertop.

I am so pleased with this sink. Excellent quality and it was packaged very well.