Ruvati 33-inch Workstation Dual Tier Ledge Kitchen Sink Undermount 16 Gauge Stainless Steel - RVH8222

Excellent sink! Durable and solid stainless steel 16 gauge deep sink that resists dings and dents! I bought a total of 4 (2 kitchen sinks and 2 laundry) for 2 homes and each sink is superior! The depth of all is awesome and with a quick paper towel wipe after a days use, it keeps the sink pretty much droplet free. When cleaning I only use a stainless steel cleaner with a soft sponge (no harsh bristles/pads) and clean in the direction of grain. My sinks all look brand new. The first kitchen sink, bought 2 yrs ago and used almost every day, looks as new as the three new ones bought more recently. They are all pitched slightly to the drainage hole, so water drains towards the hole. They are not priced cheap but worth every dollar. The many extra well-made amenities are a great perk and very useful too! I am super happy all the sinks came with the grate where there is a hole in the grate that coincides with the left, right or center hole in the sink for easy draining of food particles, and the grate sits slightly up on raised rubbery footings, on inside the bottom of the sink. It’s also very sturdy! Superb undermount sinks!

The size is amazing, looks great and the accessories are high quality and makes food prep easy. We have limited counter space so I saw this and even though it is pricey I now see its true worth and it is definitely worth the price, especially if you have limited counter space.

I do love all the accessories the draining rack is what I use most. I am disappointed that the sink scratches very easily. You can’t clean it with even the softest SS cleaner. That said without a cleaner it’s always stained/spotted. I also wish it was a bit thicker/better quality SS. The accessories are very high quality and fit perfectly.

We purchased this 57 inch sink as part of a kitchen remodel when I loved (but couldn't afford the Galley sink and Galley Tap faucets as well as the appliances I already wanted). I also purchased 2 of the black cutting boards for prepping/cutting raw meat. Instead of buying a $6,000+ sink and two $1800 faucets, we bought this sink with two of the the Krauss Oletto 21 inch high-arc faucets for $150 each on Prime Day. These faucets are also wonderful and pull down for easy sink cleanup. They also swing out of the way when I'm chopping/prepping. This sink is fabulous for prepping - just chop on the cutting board and sweep veggies into the bowl underneath. We leave the drying rack in the middle of the sink all of the time (great for drying yeti cups and for holding knives, blade down between the grates for drying or just for storage when I'm not quite done with them yet). We also leave the long rectangle colander in the sink all the time (stored beneath the drying rack), which holds my dish scrub and sponge. I store the cutting boards upright, as recommended, to avoid warping. I did treat them with food safe mineral oil prior to using. And of course they have knife marks (I'm confused at people who complain of knife marks on their cutting boards... maybe they never cut?). Knife marks don't bother me - I want function in my kitchen. If dirty dishes are in the sink, I can hide them under the drying rack or cutting boards until the dishwasher can be unloaded and reloaded. My husband and I both cook and we can work side by side with this 57 inch sink without bumping elbows. I'll be working on dinner while he is doing meal-prep for the week. We leave the grate in the bottom of the sink to prevent scratching/denting but food sometimes gets stuck on the feet so you may have to chase it a bit with the pull down faucet. And the sink is fairly flat so if I'm working on the left side, I have to use the left faucet to rinse food down to the other end and may need to use the right faucet to push it all the way into the drain. We have a counter button for the garbage disposal and have counter soap dispensers on each side (the left side has hand soap and the right side has Dawn dish soap). This sink has been my favorite part of the remodel (and that's saying something since I bought a SubZero fridge and GE monogram double oven). If you like to cook, this is the best invention ever. I found cuisinart cookie sheets that fit onto the top ledge so I can put them directly into the sink to cool when I remove them from the oven. I'm still trying to find 17 in baking pans that will fit on the top ledge (many are actually over 17 inches and don't quite fit.... the search continues!). I recommend getting the largest sink that you can if there are 2 of you working in the kitchen. We were going to get the 42 inch sink but I changed my mind at the last minute and ordered the larger one. My son also bakes and I love that he can proof dough in the mixing bowl and I can slide it under a cutting board and keep working. I don't have crumbs and drying racks all over my counter anymore so I don't even need as much counter space. Fresh bread is sliced on a cutting board over the sink - all crumbs are just brushed into the sink. Meat/steaks also sliced on a cutting board over the sink so any juice just goes into the sink. Fresh fruit is rinsed in the colander and left to drain before putting it in the fridge. I haven't used the sink much for serving but have enough cutting boards to line up several and place platters/trays on top if needed. We have been using this sink for two months now and I can't imagine life without it. When I go to my mom's house, I now wonder how she makes due with a regular sink. If we move, I may take this sink with me.... :). Best Amazon purchase, EVER!

The best kitchen sink for the gardener! We have so much depth and space for harvesting vegetables from the garden. Very well made and looks great as well. I would never go back to a regular kitchen sink again lol!