KoolMore 2 Compartment Stainless Steel NSF Commercial Kitchen Prep & Utility Sink with 2 Drainboards - Bowl Size 15" x 15" x 12", Silver, Left Drainboard

My wife and I make maple syrup and we bought this sink for the new Sugar House we built. It was easy to put together but we found the legs wobbly. The holes on the bottom of the sink where the legs go into are way larger than the actual legs. Then there is just one set-screw to hold the legs in place. We ended up drilling two holes through the back plate and securing the sink to the wall. Other than that it is a well made quality sink

I looked at specs. Used tape measure to see. It’s not as big as I thought. Perfect depth. Just going to take some getting used to. All in all I really like it!

pictures are a bit misleading on Amazon. in person it looks great but it's very thin material definitely not for industrial use. it would be nice if it came with a mounting system to mount to a wall for sturdiness. overall I'm content with it. for me it's a sink for a mud room.

The sink is great, as described, with the glaring exception of the grey sealant caulk that they put over the seams on the bottom of the sink. It looks like my 3 year old applied it. Not a big deal if this sink is just going into a commercial kitchen, but this is installed in my laundry room at home. This caulk material is TOUGH, I don't know how I am going to remove it...sandblasting? Maybe this is an isolated case, where Larry the caulk guy showed up hungover the day he worked on my sink, but just don't expect these seams all around the outside of the vessels to look nice. Also, I will echo the concerns of others about the legs...they are not super straight, kind of bowed outward. I will probably put shims in between the leg and set screws to get them to sit at 90 degrees. Other than those two issues, the sink is good and functions perfectly. Just know that if you're installing this in your home and want it to look nice, you may want to iron out these cosmetic issues as I am doing.

I ordered the two sink model for use in my restaurant. Most commercial stainless sinks like this cost at least $1,500 - $2,000 USD, so the price is excellent! Installed it for my wait staff to clean cutting boards, utensils, small pans, coffee/tea pots and other items that don't go through the dish machine. It's not something I'd want my dishwashers using for cleaning pots and pans and other large items; I have 16-gauge metal sinks for normal ware-washing tasks. But don't get me wrong, it's made from good quality, 18-gauge stainless steel. Oh, someone mentioned it in another review, but you should probably upgrade the drain baskets if you're using it in a commercial setting; a bit light-weight. Overall, it's a well made sink. Mine was delivered on-time and in the time window I specified at check-out. Box looked like it had the snot beat out of it, but the sink was fine as it was packaged properly.

When I reached out to the manufacturer they did not have any alternative. I will have to get someone to make longer legs so it will clear the drain pipe. Very frustrating.

Sink arrived damaged but i was able to repair and amazon gave me 30% off...very nice quality sink...but supplied basket strainers are junk

The media could not be loaded.  For the money it gets 3. Where the bowls are joined it is sharp The final grind on the welds should’ve been done with a finer sanding Bob these are rough and will collect bacteria. The backsplash is a square in the legs are not stainless steel