This sink has a certain aesthetic and it delivers on that! We have a very small bathroom where we are using this and the sliding doors (vs drawers or cabinet doors) was a nice option to have hidden storage without taking up much needed standing space. It is nice that this sink has everything you need as a kit, but there are some drawbacks.
1. This is not clearly shown in the pictures but the doors "roll" around the back of the cabinet so you can not have regular plumbing stub outs that go into the back of the cabinet. There is only a small gap open at the back when the doors are open and thus the plumbing needs relocated under the sink. After moving the plumbing and patching the wall the provided water supply lines are not long enough and extended lengths needed purchased. See photos for reference.
2. The doors do not slide very smoothly, this may become easier as they wear in, but currently there is a lot of force to overcome opening/closing the doors.
3. The cabinet does not have much for a frame, so when on the wall there is quite a bit of flex up and down/side to side.
4. The double sided tape provided to hold the sink top down is not thick enough to actually grip the sink so you will need to use silicone or a different tape.
Ultimately we decided to keep and install the sink due to it matching the aesthetic we wanted, the form factor for the space, and we would need to pay to return.
