Transolid TCB-2420-WC 24-in Laundry Cabinet Sink, Stainless Steel High Arc Faucet, and Basket, White

This is a nice looking utility sink and cabinet at a value price. Everything is in the box except the P-trap to get the sink installed and operating. The cabinet has a nice finish and is sturdy enough when attached to the wall on one or two sides. The sink is very deep and the stainless steel seems adequately thick to keep it stable and deaden sound. The faucet is very practical, bending in any direction with a built in sprayer. It's even threaded for a hose connection if you need to hook that up. Water lines for under the sink are adequately long to handle any reasonable installation. I used plumbers putty in addition to the supplied gasket to set the drain. Everything went together easily with no leaks. For a few dollars more than the price of a fiberglass utility sink, this provides a very nice looking stainless steel sink with built in storage.

The sink is as advertised easy install, quality faucet and sink. Only down side is if not secured to a wall leaning on the front will cause it to tip. Luckily it is a Utility Sink, so a little screw securing it to the wall is not a big deal. Very happy with the product on the whole. It was well packaged and received in one piece with no damages. Fast shipping too.

The product is as advertised and fits our laundry area, quality is good, sink is deep and large easy to install.It came in a crushed box and had slight damage to one door corner. We were going to return but felt it was something we could live with. Now that we are installing it we see further damage. The corner where the box was crushed also caused the hinge to pull out and ruin the holes for the screws. We can fix it but wish we would of returned it when we saw the crushed box. Make sure to check it out completely before install.

UPDATE: Glad I installed with 2 screws. The faucet neck sprang a leak and they sent me a replacement. Easy to remove sink with screws and reinstall. Imagine if I had caulked and sealed it. A mess.For those self-installing: two things. First, the grey drain pipe at the bottom of the sink is much too short and tapers: getting more narrow at the end. Toss it. Buy the pieces you need at Home Depot with the help from the plumbing rep. Second: instructions say to put sealant around the cabinet and set in the sink. No way. If there's any issue with the faucet assembly, you'd have to break that seal to remove the sink, to get at the faucet. Dumb. Instead I put a 3/4 inch #6 sheet metal screw on each side, 4 inches from the front. It secures the sink and allows for easy removal if needed. Note: to drill the holes in the stainless steel, first use a hammer and punch to put a dimple where the drill hole will be. Second, buy a carbide 3/32 bit made for use with hardened metal. Lastly, run the drill slowly, not fast. Be patient. It will take 3-5 minutes to drill each hole. You'll see small bits of stainless for a while, but before you know it, you'll drill through it. Insert the screws and it's a nice, clean way to secure the sink.

Easy to install. The faucet is a little flimsy. We see how long it lasts.

I just moved into my brand new house and I've been installing things left and right for the past two weeks. I consider myself fairly handy and I've replaced plenty of p-traps in my day. The instructions on this thing are terrible. However bad you're thinking they are, they're worse. I once built a model house I picked up in Japan using Japanese instructions, that was much easier to follow than these were, and I do not understand Japanese. Ikea instructions that only have pictures and are missing a page are still better than these instructions.As if that were not enough, they say all the parts you need come with it, they don't. I had most of what I needed on hand, but if you don't have plumbing sealant, a saw, or spare PVC piping on hand then you most certainly don't have everything you need.To add insult to injury, the cabinet had multiple visible cracks in it. Most of them are on the bottom and aren't an aesthetic issue, but I don't have high hopes when it comes to the lifetime quality of the unit. There are multiple other similar sinks out there, and this one was the most expensive. I picked it because it looked the nicest and had some decent extras and the best faucet. It looks good and the extras are nice, but I wish I had purchased a cheaper one considering what I got and how much of my time this wasted.TLDR: If you are purchasing it based on the easy install feature, turn back now.

Faucet started leaking about 4 months after installed. It is a good sink overall, but the fact we now have to spend more money on a faucet ruined it for me.

First, let me say that I like the looks of this unit. The sink and faucet components appear to be good quality. The faucet can be mounted from left or right side, swivels either direction, has solid stream and spray functions and a flexible neck. However, it will swivel completely past the sink which could pose a problem. The cabinet looks nice and comes with the doors assembled. Ours arrived with a large section of the upper right corner broken. The packaging was sturdy with corner guards and was undamaged. The unit was obviously broken before packaging. A new unit was shipped promptly and UPS picked up the damaged unit the next day. After a longer wait for the second unit, the package arrived in a rental truck, damaged and without any corner protection. The entire bottom section was extensively damaged. We opted to repair it ourselves since it will not show. Two damaged units does not speak well for their quality control/shipping options but if you can get one without damage, I think you will be happy with the product.