🚰 Houzer A1722-7BS-1 ADA Glowtone Stainless Steel Sink: Topmount 17x22 with 3 Holes - Premium Quality and Accessibility Review

Are you looking for a small sink for a one-room apartment. It was the perfect solution at a very good price. After a few months of use I have to update the review; First it shows signs of rust. Second, the sink needs to be made from a wider sheet of steel as I noticed after installing the faucet that it looked flimsy.

Product arrived in perfect condition, some reviews said it was dented, some also said the sink was too fragile for the faucet. This is an easy fix: when you cut out the sink, leave a piece of countertop where the faucet goes and match the cutout to the sink. I made mine and the faucet is nice and solid, doesn't move at all.

I love this sink. I bought it for the kitchen in our new office. I needed something compact but larger than a sink. We only had 40 inches of free space to work with and wanted to expand it. It was just perfect! It's large enough to be a fully functional sink, just like in a home kitchen. The finish is really nice - matte, matte, non-glossy and chrome. I was pleased that the set included a drain cover, which also works very well. Only one piece less to buy separately.

Sink works well and is easy to install. The countertops I built are two sheets of 3/4" thick OSB, a thin layer of 1/4" thick cement board with marble tiles on top in my basement. I had to cut some off the back to install the screws, but you can get there. My biggest complaint is that the faucet I attached has a lot of movement that appears to be coming from the curvature of the back of the sink. The faucet is larger than a kitchen faucet, but nothing outrageous. I need to amplify it somehow.

We wanted to replace our broken RV sink without breaking the bank. We are very happy with this choice! I am a craftsman with experience in the plumbing sector. After carefully measuring the current sink and the available space around it, I settled on this sink. It's slightly larger than the existing one, so I had to cut a larger hole in the post. And before that, there was a small gap between where the sink ended and the faucets. Because this sink extends the metal from the sink to the faucet…