Review on Sarlai 32 Inch Undermount Workstation Kitchen Sink With Ledge, Deep Single Bowl, R10 Tight Radius, 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Basin by Jordan Ford

All I can say is wow! I've been using this sink combo for over 3mo and I'm impressed. Ar one point I thought I didn't have the strainer and reached out to the company for a replacement and they offered a free one over a few quick emails. (Excellent customer service and response!)The sink itself is a bit thinner but has not had any major dents vs the last few stainless steel sinks I've owned. The only thing is it does scratch easy potential due to the post processing hardness of the surface not being as hard as other sinks. ( Potentially a room for improvement, but not something I'd say is a deal breaker at this price).Accessory wise the cutting board is a single piece of wood which might warp over time. I'd love an upgrade option, but for an accessory it gets the job done. The sink drain assembly seals didn't seal correctly no matter how well I seated it. I ended up taking it apart and using a good amount of plumbing putty to fix a small leak I had when using the sink filled with water. The only other issue I had was the strainer holes are too small to sustain a faucet with a flow rating of 1.5gal a minute without overflowing. This was with a clean sink no debris and only got worse when I had food gunk in it. To fix it I drilled out the stainless holes for every other hole to be slightly larger. I suggest that the company redesign the hole pattern to increase flow and this issue will go away. My modified one works great for basic sink use, but could be better for heavy cooking events. Oh and a spare strainer to buy might be helpful too.