The sink cracked while installing the metal legs per the instruction sheet. Total waste of money, time...Very frustrated.

Very easy to install. It works great in my basement next to my laundry. It was easy to add the faucet and attach it to the floor with concrete screw anchors I suggest you do that or it will be very wobbly. The little feet are adjustable to be able to have this level even on an irregular surface. I ended up getting a better p-trap kit as the one that came with the sink was cheap and was leaking. I did not use the water lines either as the faucet I used had its own. Overall, it seems like a good product even though I can’t comment on longevity yet.

Super simple to install and used while kitchen was under construction. Couldn’t have survived the renovation work without this. Hoping to repurpose now to basement use.

The sink looks great. We got black and paired it with a black faucet. We like the result. It is a somewhat flexible plastic/poly which may be less rigid and sturdy than a fiberglas/resin sink. Easy to assemble. Does not drain completely (right away) - could be pitched better. The biggest con is that it is easy to crack when punching holes for faucet. Very important to take care when cutting out holes for faucet. DO NOT follow the provided instructions. If u punch it out, even on a support, it will crack. I think drilling it out may have worked better, or cutting. Don't punch out if u can avoid it. Ours cracked (hard to see in image), but I decided to install anyway as I did not want to wait or hassle with requesting replacement. Also, it likely will get scratched up easily. BTW, I did not opt for the backsplash in the image. ;)