🚰 Premium Quality Dayton D117191 Single Bowl Top Mount Stainless Steel Bar Sink for Sophisticated Spaces Review

Sink installed in family room bar. Pro, the perfect size for a bar sink, has been looking great so far. Cons, DO NOT use with water! Stains and rust are very easy. I was very happy with the size and looked great once installed, but when it got wet it started to rust and scratched very easily. The sink is only used for rinsing bar glasses and rinsing beer bottles. Don't spend your money on that cheaper sink, spend 2 or 3 times more and get a quality branded sink.

As a handyman, I install about 30-50 sinks every year. Bought to renovate a small kitchen. Liked the larger size compared to standard 15x15 sets in large boxes (some cymbals actually fit). Very thin metal (22 ga) (deforms easily) and the pins on one of the screw rails broke as soon as I tightened it (by hand) to the post. I attached it with construction glue (the job had to be done on time or it would come back) and it looked fine but would be cumbersome to remove in the future as it's now…

We were looking for a single hole sink that would fit on a 50 inch table, deep enough to actually do the dishes but small enough to have room to stack to leave some plates. This sink was one of the few we could find that matched the bill for less than a month of house payment. However, there are several disadvantages. The stainless steel is relatively thin and bent so much around the first tap that we tried it, but it just wasn't usable. We ended up with a shorter flange tap (which is typically