GRIDMANN 30" Wide Stainless Steel Kitchen Prep & Utility Sink, 1 Compartment NSF Commercial Sink with 24" x 24" Bowl for Restaurant, Laundry, Garage

I have to admit, I was very weary about ordering this sink because of all the reviews regarding packaging of the sink and it arriving damaged. Especially since I was ordering from Ontario, Canada, and was going to pick it up while doing some cross border shopping in NY. I decided to risk it since the price was too good to pass up. I had no issues declaring it and paying $30 duty etc.To my amazement, and despite there being a few holes in the box, the sink was in perfect condition!! It even had a couple black plastic pieces on the front corners for protection and a solid (very hard) 90 degree angle cardboard piece protecting the top of the SS backsplash. Apart from that, it was simply sitting in a box (like others have commented with no styrofoam or additional packing). For a moment I thgt my sink didn't come with legs, but after lifting the sink out of the box (with help), I found them well packaged in a separate box underneath. The leg pieces are truly shiny and very nice looking. The drain pieces were located in a small white box sitting inside the sink.The sink itself is very good quality, durable, and perfect in every way. However, when the sink sits upon the legs it is a little unstable (meaning a bit wobbly). A lot of factors attribute to this because I need to find the right balance using the adjustable feet. The backsplash of the sink needs to sit fully against the wall. I also don't have a fully level floor. After a lot of tweaking, you can get the sink to to sit more securely. For the cost (and pretty factor) it's worth the labour to tweak it in place. That being said, if the option to purchase heavier, t-bar style legs was available, I would've spend the extra.Overall, since I'm using this as a laundry sink, I am extremely happy with this purchase! You can't beat the price, not even in Canada for an NSF grade sink. I have provided a photo from initial install (pic was taken in the midst of our basement Reno). It really is a large sink. Plumber said it was easy to install, durable, looks amazing, functions very well.

First off, you can't beat the price. Have a home based baking business and wanted a sink large enough to wash large items. As others have said, the sink is actually larger than I expected. The inside (bowl) diameter is 24"x 24" but the way the top rim is designed it adds another 1.5" at the top. The depth of the bowl measures 14" but once again because of the rim design it's actually 17.5" deep to the very top the rim. Some folks mentioned the legs were thin and unsteady I vehemently disagree...my perception is just the opposite, found them to be quite thick and pretty sturdy.Had no problem with the shipping, item delivered without any damage at all, but because of the way it's package if handled unprofessionally by the courier will indeed cause damage. In conclusion, the sink is large, very good quality stainless steel, and an excellent deal.Note:The actually overall size is more like 29"x 29", not 30"x 29.5" as advertised, which actually worked out better for me.

First I have to mention this is a value-oriented sink. It is not like what you would find in a professional venue. I’m using it in my residential laundry room so in that way it works for me. But this is a critique review.The first sink they sent me was destroyed and missing its legs. Thank goodness I bought it through Amazon with their guarantees. The second sink was complete and had a nice bend through the top part. Was able to bend it mostly back but it’s obvious.I’d like the legs to attach a little better but they’re ok. They have adjustable plastic feet which helps. The legs will not support the sink alone, the sink requires being drilled through and attached to a wall stud. One screw from the sink to the wall stud and three from the faucet keeps the sink very stable.My plumber installed the sink. Unfortunately, water doesn’t entirely drain, some pools in the back of the basin. I use a squeegee to solve that problem.Next is the plastic film protection – the worst part of the sink. This is not like the stuff they put on electronics, which I really enjoy peeling. The film on the sink is absolute torture to remove. And then, there are glue remnants at every film edge. Maybe I should have trying leaving the sink out on a hot day in the sun or used a hot hair dryer type device to make the film removal easier – not sure if that would have worked anyway. But I didn’t. I spent some hours picking at and peeling it.Then comes the glue remnant from the film. I tried: Soft Scrub, Magic Eraser, Steel wool with Dawn, nail polish remover intended for “gel” nails, goo-gone spray, and finally, goo-gone dropper dispenser. I did not try a blowtorch (if I had one I would have). This was a good two or three hours worth of torturous work.Now the final question: how long before I can give my dogs baths in the sink given all the chemicals I used in it?

Nice product, arrived in a huge box, but this is a huge item. Could have been better packed, but nothing was damaged, so all good. The legs install easily, securely, and level quickly. My plumber has not installed the sink, yet, but it will do exactly what we needed. As a note, on the set up, be prepared to spend some time removing the protective coating from the stainless panels. This is the original film from the stainless mfg, and is tedious to remove. It could have been done at the mfg. It comes off in pieces, so be prepared to ruin a few fingernails. Other than that issue, it's a huge sink, well made and a great value from this company.

This sink is AMAZING, (((WITH OUT THE LEGS))) just what I been looking for a while. I was so thrilled to have it installed and start using it, but my happiness was short lived because of the miserable LEGS. It was barely two weeks and l noticed brown spots on the legs it’s RUST. And now more and more rust. I am SO DISAPPOINTED AND ANGRY 😡because if the company knows how to make a perfect sink from GOOD stainless steel WHY AND WHY THEY MAKE THE LEGS FROM A CHEAP LOWER GRADE STAINLESS STEEL. I would have been so happy to pay extra money for the legs to be of the same quality AS the sink. I trusted them according to the description to deliver ALL PARTS the same quality NOT half and half.

The good: nice quality sink. Ease of leg assembly.The bad: Packaging is terrible. it arrived in a box with holes on every corner.Returns are unrealistic. You have to pay freight shipping. It would have cost $340. To ship back.I will own the error of ordering the wrong size. But advertising it as returnable is misleading, at best.

like many other posters here have noted.. the packing sucks.. sink came in a large box with no packing material -- allowing it to sustain bends/etc on just about every exposed corner (especially the backsplash where it's just a thin sheet with no structure)The sing it's self is pretty nice. large, feels sturdy enough. The legs however are a different matter -- or rather the way they attach. there really isn't much support provided for the legs.. the attachment plates are silicone glued right to the bottom of the sink so any amount of flex in the sink pan causes the legs to move as well. This is probably fine for most things.. once you get the legs set on the floor and the sink set against a wall it probably won't be a problem. it jut looks stupid/cheap/unstable to have the legs pointing at all different directions.

A good quality sink with a lot of interior capacity for washing/rinsing large items. Legs can be a little wobbly, but once I drilled holes and mounted the sink to my wall studs, that issue resolved itself.I do wish the legs offered more stability on their own, but that would require a bit of additional bracing incorporated into the design.Slight damage on the backsplash from shipping which was easily remedied with a pair of pliers.Nevertheless, it's a very nice sink.