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Straight forward installation that I felt was very durable and will support our sink as long as we have it! It was also a great value!

Brilliant. If only clips or something other than two pieces of wood were used when the builder of my house installed the kitchen sink. Pathetic craftsmanship these days. These Worked great for my application. My only modification was, I added nuts to the bolts as an additional tightening mechanism. Get yourself some quality silicone and you’re good to go.

While vigorously scrubbing a heavy Dutch oven in the sink last week I heard something fall in the cabinet below. Luckily I heard it and found the broken sink bracket and realized what had happened. The other 3 original “clips” were still there but the sink had dropped 1/8” in that corner.Installing these was easy if not a little awkward. I liked that I could install them in a fixed position and then crank it down nice and tight on all 4 corners. It comes with a shorter 5th bracket assuming it’s for the back of the sink but I omitted that one because the 4 are very secure and getting to the back would be very challenging.I feel very safe knowing the sink isn’t going to fall out anytime soon.

Glad of the few videos on the site but no real instructions. The box says there are instructions but nothing in the box. Guess will just have to fool around with it to see how it actually works. Looks like a good product we shall seek.

Used to resupport an undermount sink that had detached and was only being supported by the counter top clips. Was very easily able to put two on each side of a two basin sink. The tricky part was trying to get one on either the front or back to support midspan. The front was blocked by a small fold out cabinet/drawer that takes the space in front of the sink for sponges / brushes - so I was left with going to the back of the sink to support it. Wound up using wall anchors and getting one in between the basins and it works great. Caulk the joint between sink and counter after install - no more worries the sink will drop. Excellent solution to what would have been dropping the sink / cleanup and reapplying epoxy only to wonder when it will fail again. These mounts are pretty much fail-proof.

Awesome product! Far superior to epoxy used by sink installer! Would recommend to anyone. I think you could stand in the sink they are so strong. Easy to adjust for proper support. Fair value given the quality.

My stainless steel undermount sink started to separate after a bunch of heavy pots full of water were placed in the sink after Thanksgiving. I only needed to use two of the bars of this set to get it back in place and it is much more secure now. The bars were easy to use. Getting them in place will depend on how much room you have around your sink inside the cabinet.

My sink fell out a couple weeks ago. Looking at it I thought…who came up with the idea of using silicone and some epoxied undermount clips to hold up a sink, dishes and a garbage disposal. All the clips gave out except two. Did you know that the clips holding your undermount sink are probably just epoxied to the underside of the counter?Well after my sink just fell out, I quickly started searching YouTube. Wow. Seems like it happens often. I also got great advice and came across one person who used this device.I went on Amazon and saw a plethora of options. This one was the cheapest at $21 and got good reviews so I bought it.Sure there are no instructions but there are plenty of videos available. The product feels solid. The screws are good. I predrilled holes to make it easier.I only used the four long ones. I may try to put the short one in the back but I don’t think it will be necessary.Do be aware that the screws may go through the cabinet walls so check what is on the other side of the sink cabinet walls.Working under the sink is not so easy but I did it. Be careful though and wear eye protection. I had to lay back in the cabinet at times working with my drill. Also be careful of knocking your head on stuff.I am very satisfied.