Gold Undermount Kitchen Sink 32 X 18 inch,Single Bowl Workstation Sinks,Stainless Steel Undermount Gold Sink With Accessories

Beautiful sink! We had someone install for us so I cannot say much on the installation process, but I can speak about how it has held up so far. We have add it for two months now and have loved the color and size. There is no chipping or scratches so far and it drains water quite well. We constantly use the accessories that came with it such as the drying rack and the bottom sink rack. Overall, it's a great purchase and I would definitely recommend it.

Had to return but looked beautiful.

This sink is beautiful and is very resilient!!! So far we are loving it!

Even those that only like stainless loved this sink. The drain was mentioned several times and the cutting board was a nice extra.

It was perfect for my wet bar

I love the look of the sink, however the finish is coming off where the rack sits after only a month.

We're going for bold and dramatic in our kitchen refresh, and this sink is definitely the star of the show. It is nice and deep, the drying rack and cutting board that comes with it fit really well and add a level of convenience I really appreciate. Oh, and it looks absolutely STUNNING!My plumber was impressed it overall, and was especially impressed with the commercial grade strainer basket that came with it. He said that will help us so much in avoiding clogs in the future, and I hope so!Installation was fairly easy, we did need to cut the countertop a bit more to accommodate the sink, however our house is older and our old sink had rounded edges and I suspect was slightly smaller by a hair.Two things I noticed straight off the bat:1. While the sink drains well, the sink will still hold water. I notice that water prefers to remain along the side walls and towards the front of the sink the most. A more pronounced angle directing all the water away from the walls of the sink would help to alleviate that issue.2. This is a brushed gold that appears to be a coating over the sink - which means if it gets a scratch or scraped, it will absolutely show the actual stainless underneath it. It's something to be aware of so that you're not risking damage. A thicker coating or additional protective top coatings would help here. There was a sink protector included for the bottom of the sink, and I may go the extra step and get a silicone one as well to minimize any potential scratches to the bottom of the sink, but the rim all the way around is something that I'll need to be mindful of not scratching.Due to this, I won't be using cleansers with any type of abrasive in them, and will most likely stick with Dawn to wash the sink down. I knew what I was getting into when we ordered this finish, and was prepared to take the extra steps to take care of it.A note on the cutting board, since I saw reviews complaining about it warping. Wood cutting boards will warp if repeatedly exposed to wet conditions without proper care, it's not the same type of wood used for outdoor wooden furniture. Rinse your cutting board after use, immediately wipe it down, and make sure you also wiped down the sink lip before you put it back down. If you notice the finish coming off, treat it with oil made for cutting boards. It should last you much longer that way. Me personally, I also use a small glass cutting board that fits over the wood one to keep it from getting marred, take it off the sink to do dishes, and put it back on after everything's dry.

The template that came with the sink is incorrect. When our counter guy came to install the sink, the template is 16x16 but the actual cut out should have been 15x15. The cutout in our countertop is wildly off and so we have to buy another, larger sink to fit. The original sink has glue all over it and so won't be returnable.