EC9819 Deep Bowl Sink, Wall Mounted, UPC Certified, Mounting Hardware Included, 17" L x 17 ¼" W x 6" H, White Porcelain

Installed in a very small pool bathroom. Sink fit nicely in the bathroom corner. Only required 12" on each side. Sink is well built and a good value for the cost. I looked at a few similar sinks that were more expensive and not rated as well.My only complaint is the mounting method. The sink is mounted with two anchors (included) instead of a mounting plate. You must hold the sink in place while you attempt to secure the anchors. The anchors were too small and did not stay in place. I gave up on them and used lag bolts with washers instead. Worked great.

I am a professional plumber and install lots of different fixtures. I ordered this from Amazon because it can be difficult to find a smaller sink like this locally for a fair price. The sinks showed up just as described and there were no flaws with the product. It was packaged well and looked good installed.I do have a couple of complaints about the sink. The mounting for this is more complicated then the majority of wall mounted sinks I install. This sink does not come with a bracket that you easily attach before hand and hang the sink on. You have to drill in a couple of studs then hold the sink in place while you try to tighten the nuts underneath. I was able to figure it all out and install to proper heights. This could be much more difficult for a DIY project with lack of plumbing experience. I was very frustrated installing the strainer on the sink. The depth of the strainer hole is shallower then any standard bathroom sink I have installed. I had to find a way to make this work since this sink was installed after hours. I was very frustrated with this and it took much longer then it should have. It turned out fine and these install methods might be more standard in countries outside the US.

I have a very small half bath that I remodeled. The existing sink was not large, but it was still too large and kept the bathroom door from being opened fully. You had to be careful opening the door to avoid hitting the sink. Bad design. This sink is only 12 inches deep (front to back), which cured my problem. THIS SINK IS SMALL. Even in my 4x6 half bathroom the sink looks small. It is elegant looking, but it would not be appropriate except in a small space. It will look out of place in a large bathroom/space.One other note - this sink has NO OVERFLOW. That means that if the drain is closed and someone leaves the water running, the sink will overflow. That means that when you buy a drain for the sink it must be one designed for no overflow. I bought a faucet that came with a drain that I could not use because it was designed for overflow. Keep this in mind when you buy your drain or faucet/drain combo.

Got this for a very small powder room on the first floor in an old house, where the smallest vanity I could find on Amazon (12x18") still wouldn't fit.The drain stopper has a clicking push-down mechanism, where you can push it down and it will stay down, presumably so you can hold water in the basin. Notice I didn't say something like "pop-up" - for mine, it gets stuck in the down position, so I have to completely unscrew the disk, take it off, and push on the spring so that it released again...then I screw the disk back on.Ok since I don't stop up the basin often, but kind of annoying to have the option but not be able to use it!The thing is, I wasn't here when my plumber installed it, and I do think an EXPERIENCED plumber (mine was more of an HVAC guy) would know that some nuts and bolts in that mechanism need to be adjusted to accommodate height of the stopper and the pop-back ability, and that these adjustments need to be made during installation, before pieces and piped are fit into the basin, etc.Overall I'm happy with this, just thankfully only type-A about the Master bath and not the powder room!

The add is misleading...i was under the impression the cabinet was included. It does say 'sold as a set'... It is, after all ,twice as expensive as the exact same sink from many different sellers which also makes you think you should be getting something more than a tiny sink. I would not of purchased this sink from this seller had it been clear. Since i purchased the sink the seller added a comparison, with model numbers and pictures, of the sink with and without the cabinet that makes it more clear. Oh, and the tiny metal cabinet costs more than the sink. Other than that, the sink arrived in one piece and works as a sink should.

This is the second sink we have ordered...the first one did not come with mounting bolts as described so we had to have our plumber purchase some locally. When he was tightening them the sink cracked into a thousand pieces! So, we still had to pay him for his time and we have purchased another one exactly the same..it is the exact size we need for a tiny bath. Unfortunately once again, NO mounting bolts as described! We are having to find proper bolts/brackets to mount this so i am not giving a high rating.

Excellent for small spaces. You do not need a large sink when it’s designed right. Looks very minimalist. Recommend using chrome pipes under the sink.

We had to send the first one back as it wasn’t square: the ‘flat’ edges simply weren’t flat so it wouldn’t have installed correctly.The second one had straight sides where it was supposed - but didn’t have glaze on the back. As we were putting a backsplash in everything would be sealed so we kept it. It’s a cute sink...but issues with quality control.