PetusHouse 21.6'' Rectangle Bathroom Vessel Sink and Pop Up Drain Combo, Above Counter White Porcelain Ceramic Bathroom Vessel Vanity Sink Washing Art Basin

'Arrived packaged very well with no damage. It’s beautiful & im anxious to install it. It has a shallow basin which I prefer & the added micro rim on the faucet platform is ideal for preventing water run over. I have a smaller similar sink in our primary bath & love it. This is more spacious & is going to make the perfect statement. It sits a top the counter so to some may seem too high on a 36”’ shaving height counter top but at 5’2” I find it comfortable & def better for taller individuals.

Looks great. Rests right on top of the counter. No instructions included, which wasnt a huge deal but would have been helpful. Drain that came with it is nice, but I had to toss in an extra flange to jeep it from leaking. Also, since this sink may sit higher than your last it may require a drain extension to reach the p trap, and the hot/cold water lines for the faucet may not reach so they may need to be replaced or extended. To keep the sink from moving on the counter I used 3M strong foam double-sided tape at each corner. Works perfectly so far. Also, I'm tall so its nice not to have to hunch over to use te sink.

We bought these sinks to replace some drop in oval sinks that were installed when the house was built. The size is perfect for the space we had to put them. My only complaint is the back of the sink has a large opening that you can’t see in the pictures! This is an invitation for things to get dropped and lost under the sink and for the life of me I cannot figure out why they are made like this!In my case, since I was replacing oval sinks the opening on the back of these would let dropped things/spilled water go right into the cabinet below! I got creative and cut a couple pieces of white tile and covered the back of the sinks with it then caulked around the tile to seal it from water.The sink bowl is very shallow and does not protrude below the sides so if you’re starting with a fresh counter to you would really only need to drill out a hole for the drain pipe and another for the faucet hoses. We’ve had these installed for a couple days now and other than the opening in the back of the sink we’re pleased with them.

I liked the design and size of the sink as it covers the hole from the previous drop-in sink. I had to buy an extra extension tailpipe to connect to the drain as this sink sits much higher than the drop-in sink. A few things:1. I was surprised that the back of the sink was not closed like the front but it has holes for wall mounting. This is reflected in the mirror, so we need to look for a replacement mirror that we can hang higher (see image)2. The drain pipe that comes with the sink looks nice but I couldn’t stop the leak no matter how tight I screwed it in. Luckily my faucet came with a drain too so I installed that one instead.3. I had to put spacers in the bottom as the sink was too wobbly without.Overall, we’re still okay with it and will keep it. I don’t think I’ll order more for our other bathrooms though.

Love this sink