RENOVATORS SUPPLY MANUFACTURING Alexander II 24 in.. Corner Wall Mounted Bathroom Sin.k in. White with Overflow 36684

THE MOLD USED TO MAKE THIS SINK IS I"D SAY" C" QUALITY. YET I"M NOT COMPLAINING. I NEEDED EXACTLY 17" SINK AND I AM TOTALLY THANKFUL THAT SUCH CAN BE EVEN FOUND. AND THAT WAS THE ONLY ONE I WAS ABLE TO GOOGLE THAT WAS SUCH SIZE. IF YOU HAVE TWO RIGHT HANDS YOU CAN INSTALL IT . ADDITIONAL SUPPORT AND FRAMING NEEDED BEFORE YOU CAN HUNG IT ON THE WALL.

I would like to say more about this sink however, I bought this in advance of hanging drywall so I could add back bracing where needed. Being that there are 2 holes each 4" from the corner on each side I have some concern about support for the face of the sink. I plan to enclose the drain /water piping below the sink so, support won't be an issue for my installation. I like the appearance of the sink overall.

I'm in the middle of installing one of these only because I had furniture manufactured specifically around it. Whoever makes these needs to throw their patterns out and start over. As others have pointed out, nothing about these is square. Neither is any would-be planar surface flat or parallel to any other surface. If that doesn't bother the manufacturer, they should find a new business to pursue. Selling these to people like they're of a quality that meets accepted commercial standards is just wrong. The bottom edge of the sink is so far out of parallel to the top that, in order to mount the sink so as to be level enough that the overflow drain would work while the front was sitting on the cabinet, I had to scribe and cut the top edge of the cabinet's side faces back by about 3/8" at the back corners up to nothing at the 45 degree angles at the sink's face. The faucet hole is slightly off center, the top of it leans about 5-10 degrees away from the wall (it needs to be flat for the faucet to look right), and the area around the bottom of the hole is essentially a hand-made bowl that's both out of round and not centered around the hole. I'm buying epoxy putty to make the best of it so the faucet I bought will even mount in the sink. Like the rest of the sink, the drain hole is also non-standard. Barring taking a diamond burr to it to reshape it, I'll be using epoxy putty to make the drain seal, too. Underneath the sink are holes for some poor person to use to secure the sink to what would have to be an incredibly out of square wall using bolts. I'm not sure how one would possibly fit a bolt of sufficient length through the hole and far enough into a wall to do any good of someone leaned on the sink. If you bought this, good luck! If you haven't, save yourself the headaches and keep looking. They should have sent me payment for this sink for actually fixing and working around it's incredibly large number of flaws in order to install it.

Love that the sink was ceramic. It's small but I used it for a small bathroom. The vanity was built to fit this sink

Quality and versatility poor

Very nicely made corner sink that is worth every penny. Perfect to save space!

Perfect for a small space!!!

I bought this for a small powder room as it was perfect to replace the 50 year old corner sink I had. This sink is a total piece of crap. The sink is not square - meaning the sides don’t meet at 90* in the back. One side of the top is crooked -like it was dropped or sagged before it was fired in the kiln. As such I came home to my plumber just finishing up and cursing at the thing because it would not mount properly nor ever be level. Cost me an extra hour of labor looks sub par and I will have to find another unit to eventually replace this one and then reinstall. Don’t buy it or anything from this vendor. They obviously don’t have a quality minded approach.