Ruvati32-inch Rounded Corners Slope Bottom Offset Drain Reversible Kitchen Sink - 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink with Brushed Finish hides scratches, Easy-to-Clean Undermount Sinks - RVH7490

Wasn't sure about this when I bought it. It has blown me away!I love the OFFSET drain location. So handy to use the rest of the sink and still have access to garbage disposal. AND if that wasn't enough, the offset drain moved my garbage disposal under the sink to the side which opened up tons more useful space underneath.The sink is slopped so it drains well. Open, spacious. Looks good. Easy to mount. Comes with a paper diagram for your counter top installer to trace the exact size AND has a website for a CAD/CAM file so your counter top installer can computer cut the hole to match exactly.Single basin sink is the way to go. I will never go back to a traditional 2 compartment sink!

The Ruvati is an attractive sink & nicely accents our new kitchen.

I can't say enough good things about this high quality sink - I love everything about it!The size is awesome and makes washing large items, like refrigerator vegetable bins and oven racks, a breeze! For everyday use, I can have multiple things going on in the sink at one time and nothing is in the way of anything else. I use a small dish pan at one end of the sink; that just works out really well for me.I didn't think that I would be interested in using the sink rack or the cover that prevents items from falling into the garbage disposal, but still lets water drain, and yet I'm using both of them and they are great!The rack allows items to drain and I can rinse the bottom of the sink while things are sitting on the rack - this is a great feature!With the gentle slope of the sink the water drains away very easily and quickly.I can't think of all of the reasons that I love this sink so much, but I could not be happier with it and highly recommend anyone give this sink a try - I think you won't be disappointed!I will note, if you are a person who is concerned about scratching stainless steel sinks then you probably don't want one, no matter what the brand is, because stainless steel sinks will scratch - it's just the nature of the beast. Having said that, having a large sink and one with a rack does minimize scratching. I've had stainless steel sinks most of my life and scratching just isn't an issue for me.

I love the look of this sink. However, the water splashes on the sides and stays there until you dry it off or wait for it to air dry, which leaves water marks. I never noticed that before in my old sink, but I think the water splashes and water marks are so obvious because the sink is so shiny.My handyman also had to get a new drainage plug assembly to fit our disposal unit.

This sink has several plus points - good amount of space, 10" depth, drain on the side, quality construction and included accessories such as the steel mesh guard. It comes packed nicely. The negatives are that it gets scratched easily and debris doesn't easily flow towards the drain. You must use a lot of water to drive the debris towards the drain or take off the grid to manually sweep the debris to the drain. You must do this each time you wash dishses. This is a big pain given the size of the sink. Somehow, the slope is not adequate to pull debris to the drain. Maybe all sinks suffer from this problem, but given the price of this sink, I expected better.

This sink is perfect and exactly what we needed. Very nice quality and the grid rack was unexpectedly useful as it keeps pots and pans from sitting on the bottom of the sink and staying wet. I had 32" cabinets and purchased this 32" sink. My cabinets were just under 32" by a smidgen so I used a palm sander to get the sink lay flush. I then took 3/4" plywood and created the frame around the sides and front of the cabinet for the sink to sit on instead of usin the clips. It was a little extra work but I'll never have to worry about the sink moving and it fits perfect. So if you're wondering what size sink to get, if you create the frame with plywood or thin wood, you don't need to account for the extra room required for the clips. A 32" sink should fit in a 32" cabinet. Just wanted to share as I tried to search every diy chatroom to get help but nothing was clear.Love the sink!

I recently had my kitchen remodeled and chose the sink. I am very happy with it. It’s nice and deep and shiny and I chose the drain on the left side. I can’t comment how it will wear over time because it was just installed but I am very happy with it

It's big, beautiful and sexy! It was finally time for a kitchen remodel - cabinets, counter tops and sink, yay! At first I was hesitant to order such a large sink, but my contractor convinced me to get a 32" stainless steel model and I am not one bit disappointed. I did a lot of research and finally chose this Ruvati for the offset drain and sloped bottom. I've had it for about a month and I love it! It only requires a few minutes of daily maintenance to keep it looking beautiful and the bottom grate has prevented any scratches.