KRAUS Pax 24-inch 18 Gauge Undermount Single Bowl Stainless Steel Laundry and Utility Sink, KHU24L

This sink is amazing. Great value, very well made, and EXTREMELY functional.I will never buy a double-basin sink again as long as I live. Unfortunately, I do not get to enjoy this sink personally as it was purchased for an apartment rental, but I get to live vicariously through the stories of my tenants. Among other things, they wash their dog in it...I was struck by the thickness of the stainless steel when it arrived. very heavy gauge, unlike to every see any damage. The grate for the bottom of the sink is well-made and elegant, obviating a need for a drying rack on the counter top in many cases.One minor complaint (that my contractor voiced) was that the drain--while appearing entirely stainless steel from above--is largely plastic below. He had some concerns about the long-term durability of it. Since it's an unconventional drain shape, it could be difficult to replace in, say, 10 to 15 years. I plan to buy a spare for $20 just in case.

This sink is awesome. I remodeled my entire condo and this is the one item that was so good that just had to comment on it. I wanted the biggest single basin sink that would fit a 30" standard cabinet. Did a deep dive and this was the one that I found. Routed out just a tiny bit at the top of the cabinet sides to get it to sit flush and it fit perfectly. Nice and deep, solid construction, high quality all around. Perfect out of the well packed box. I like the built in sound muffling on the sides to keep things from clanging around in it. I leave the rack in the bottom all the time since there's no real reason to take it out. And the price was right too. My contractor asked the plumbing place where we got the rest of my fixtures why they didn't carry Kraus and they said because the other brands that they carry wouldn't be able to compete with it. Very very pleased with this purchase.

I LOVE my new sink! It is stylish and modern looking. Love the uncommon square drain, it is always noticed by visitors. As the primary user of the sink, a few things that really stand out for me is the depth (very useful to have a deep sink, although keep in mind that it will take up more height under the cabinet), the grill it comes with (I never thought I would need it, but now I can't live without it. It protects the sink from banging and keeps dishes above water), the open space (Very spacious, I can have a stock pot and a 12" skillet comfortably sitting on the bottom).I think the price is pretty competitive and the quality is superb. It came very well packaged and came with a free kitchen towel and towel ring.***Please note that you do have to purchase a garbage disposal converter if you plan to install one under the sink.I had mine installed on a 30" cabinet and it fits perfectly. The installers didn't have any problem installing. I did notice that they did not need to use the brackets that came with it.

I spent an extensive amount of time and research searching for a better, inexpensive, high quality made sink. To my surprise, I was quite impressed with the style and size of Kraus sink. After several reviews online from different websites, I opted to give it go and purchase this item. Arrival was speedy. Packaging was exceptional. The size, style and finish of material is elegant and modern. In my honest opinion, this sink looks and feels superior from luxury sinks. I personally like the sound dampening with the added padding on the side walls. One side note, if you have a garbage disposal, you will need to buy the Kraus GDA-1 Garbage Disposal Adapter. The sink comes with is a standard piece. The interior use of this sinks is 27.5" and depth of 10". Highly recommend this item.

I considered several more expensive sinks for my kitchen renovation before deciding on the Kraus zero-radius series. No one else seemed to offer the same sleek, clean lines (with a square drain!) in this price range. I'm very happy with my purchase and the sink looks great. It's also surprisingly deep and the 28 1/2" width is plenty big for even my biggest pots/wok/grill racks.The sink has now been installed for 4-5 weeks. I have noticed that my metal pots and especially my 3-legged colander have scratched the base of the sink, but it's a sink, not a mirror, and the scratches don't bother me. I'm sure that these scratches could be easily avoided if I used the metal grid in the base of the sink (which would keep anything from actually touching the sink base) but I like the nice flat base of the sink and choose not to use the grid.

Update 1/20/2017:The sink continues to get worse. Today my wife was cleaning the sink with a standard pot cleaning brush. We always use the grate, and food had become stuck at the bottom. After rubbing it for a short time the finish began to come off and it scratched very easily!! (See picture) Buyers beware, I do not recommend this sink. Yes it looks great, its deep, but it scratches easily.Update 10/29/2016:Still loving the look and feel of the sink since we got it installed a child months ago.The negative has shown up now. We're finding it scratches easily. Pans, knives, anything metal. We baby this thing and use the protective grate insert too!! But it's impossible to always keep everything in it from hitting. We're surprised coming from a porcelain sink that we never had issues.Original (July 2016):Quick delivery from Amazon, and showed up in great condition.We picked this style because of Pinterest, basically a square undermount sink in stainless steel. And we picked this exact one because the square drain and cabinet size. Our cabinets are 32.5" inside from left to right. We have a standard 25" counter top meaning the cabinet insides were 23.5 wide". The brackets for mounting the sink are 2.5", so you can expect 1.75" on each side in addition to the 18.5" depth and 28.5" width. I've got s few inches for my faucet, so we're all good.I'll try to update more once it's installed, but in case I don't.... All that matters is the wife loves it.