TORVA RV Kitchen Sink, 16 x 21 x 7 Inch Undermount Bar Sink 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Single Bowl Sink with Foldable Faucet Cutting Board, White

I used this as a drop in replacement for my travel trailer, it immediately doubled the size of my sink, while also creating a useable space when the cutting board is in place. Speaking of the cutting board, it is made of nice hard wood. The original that arrived with the sink was badly warped, a quick and simple message to the sellar/company and a couple of photos later they sent me a beautiful replacement. A WARNING: this is designed to be an undermount, if you use it as a drop in understand the finish on the lip around the sink is going to be semi-rough. If you want function over form like I do: this is the product you can use to drop in as well.

It’s the best damn sink and I wish I could give it 5 stars but the plumbing connections it comes with are just trash. Everything between mixer valve and faucet is high quality but the drain hose is junk. Like the drain hose collapses with two fingers kinda junk. The water fittings are also junk, you need to plan to cut the water fittings and just do a 1/4” barb connection. It seems someone took a quality kit and upsold it as a “everything you need to install” kit and used junk fittings for water supply and drain. The rest of it is quality though and it looks and functions so nice we kept it and just swapped the fittings to barbs on supply and some generic HD flexible hose drain.

It's a sink. It works. It was one of the few choices that would fit the available space without being overly tiny. Since I live in my RV, that was my primary focus. However, I should have paid more attention to the details. It can be installed as either under or overmount, HOWEVER, the wood cover will not be flush with your countertop either way. Also, if you want a faucet that swivels, this isn't it. Those two disappointments are my fault - I should have paid closer attention - although I think both are still serious design flaws. The thing that really annoys me about this sink that is not my fault is that it is already severely chipped after about 6-7 months. It didn't even occur to me to worry about this; it's a SINK, it's going to come into constant contact with dishes, silverware, and cookware, and the fact that its appearance is so easily damaged simply by using it as intended is infuriating. It's also worth mentioning that the corners around the elevated faucet area are very difficult to clean, as they are perfectly square. Overall, like I said, it's a sink. It has a working faucet and it holds water, but there have to be better choices out there, particularly for those who have more space or who only plan to use their sink for a few things on the occasional camping trip or vacation.