All-in-One Drop-In Stainless Steel 33 in. 2-Hole 50/50 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink with Pull-Out Faucet

Nice and big! I can definitely wash my large pans in this sink.

It is relatively easy to install and very roomy for plenty of pans and dishes. The depth at 8" is great too. It also has a traditional design that fits most decors. The quality of the sink is good, the faucet quality is good for the price, it is mostly plastic. Like most stainless steel, the sink can scratch if you are rough with dishes and utensils. The extra hole on the right side is great for a sprayer, soap dispenser or beverage fountain. The drain strainer works very well to catch food particles. I replaced a 33" double cast iron sink with this one. The directions are pretty easy to follow and all parts except caulk, plumber's putty and tools. The kit comes with an outline to mark the new sink opening if you need too. For this sink, it filled a space of 32' x 21" and for my application, I had to widen the countertop opening 1/4" all the way around. The clips to mount the sink are pretty easy to tighten but for my application, the counter top was a little bowed so I used an extra clip on each side and also could not install the clips on the front of the sink because of where the cabinet doors were located. The faucet was the easiest I ever installed, I recommend installing it before the sink goes in, you just slide it through the hole and tighten one long plastic collar. On the extra hole, I installed the faucet for a reverse osmosis system. Water lines tighten easily to the supply valves. Reworking the drain may require the purchase of additional 1-1/2" drain parts. I believe the faucet is model HD67737-1208D2. This kit is made in Vietnam.

This package seemed like a great retrofit for an old cast iron sink, the stainless steel finish matched several of my appliances. The sink size did not fit my existing, so I had to cut a larger hole to fit this model. I am unsure if my old sink or this new buy has non-standard sizing. The gage is fairly thin when installed, and there is flex if you push on the unit, but the thickness is very explicitly stated on the box. I would recommend everyone give the store model a flex test to get a feel for it. The depth was okay, and several months of use have been fine even after moving from a deeper sink, it gets the job done. The sink installation and fixture was arduous with all the small clamps that were difficult to position into the rails from below, but a long screwdriver and flash light help to reduce the headaches. The water line hookups were a breeze with a quick-connect hose and a few threaded hoses to your hot and cold lines. Mounting the faucet was not great while trying to secure from below in a hard to reach location, this probably not an easy task for any model. The basket plumbing was different from my last model, so there was plenty of finetuning needed. The finished product looked great and I got this installed in an afternoon. Happy wife, happy life. Fast forward 6 months later, I found a puddle in my basement that leaked through the floor below my sink cabinet. Of course, the very situation I had replaced less than a year ago is repeated. One can imagine the frustration and feeling of betrayal for having to complete repeat maintenance after solving this crisis only months ago. Of course once again all my cleaning supplies, paper towels, etc are all soaked under the cabinet with dripping coming somewhere in the faucet head. There is a lot more leaking out than you would expect for just a few minutes worth of use. The kicker is that this doesn't happen all the time, making the root cause determination even more annoying. I have seen other reviews with a similar issue, so it's comforting to know that I'm not alone in this damp drippy world. I will keep the sink installed and replace the entire faucet head assembly with any brand that isn't named Glacier Bay. We had a nice little thing going on Glacier Bay, but you need to work on yourself. It's not me, it's you. I'll give a star for the sink, it hasn't caught on fire yet. Overall the package was not worth my money, time, effort, and verbal abuse from my wife. For anyone still reading this rant, do yourself a favor and avoid the all-in-one package. Buy a Glacier Bay sink at a bargain price, but get the faucet from someone who knows what they're doing.

So sad to report my sink is so scratched in just two short months. We had our last sink 20 years before the remodel. Poor quality or bad batch im unsure but very unhappy.

We installed the sink 5 days ago and it has started to get rust spots! I’m hoping to return it for a quality sink.

Got the sink and faucet sometime during summer of 2020. In February the faucet started leaking from inside the faucet body where it's circled in read. Randomly leaks but doesn't leak all the time. Took a while to figure out what caused water toget between the floar and the laminate and why the basement was wet underneath. Definitely not buying anything Glacier Bay again.

Easy installation and looks great! But maybe a thicker gauge stainless might’ve been better as turning on/off faucet flexes the metal slightly and feels spongy.

Finish on sink scratches way to easy

The sink scratches very easily. It was installed less than 1 month ago and only cleaned with kitchen sponge. I would not recommend this product.

The GLACIER BAY ALL-IN-ONE STAINLESS STEEL 33 IN. 2-HOLE SINGLE BOWL DROP-IN KITCHEN SINK KIT WITH FAUCET AND STRAINER, BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL is a great overall sink! We had a cast iron white sink and it was constantly getting dinged up but the Glacier Bay sink is durable. I was really impressed with the directions and cut out guide that is included. We are in the process of remodeling our kitchen and you need to start with a good-looking sink and this one fits the bill!