ElkayQuartz Classic ELGU2522GS0 Greystone Single Bowl Undermount Sink

There's nothing else like this on the market. It looks new after a year of heavy use.

Quality is excellent, very deep. Nice sandstone color. Don’t buy the drain piece if you’re installing a garbage disposal. I did and it doesn’t work, though the color was a perfect match.

I have been using the new sink now for 2 months and I LOVE IT. Easy to keep clean. I saw a hand full of reviews that mentioned that the sink stained easily and I was initially concerned as I have very hard water . As part of my normal routine of cleaning up after dinner each night I wipe the sink dry and have seen almost no spots. once a week I give the sink a rub down with a popular window cleaner with vinegar which takes care of any slight spots. We bought the dark charcoal gray color for decor reasons and other colors might require a different cleaning routine. For reasons that I cant find now I was under the that this item was made in USA it is not! The good news is that it was made in Germany and not China. Many of the similar Chinese sinks that I read reviews had horror stories about quality problems which has become a trade mark of Chinese products these 4 days ...In closing, great quality item that i will and have recommended to my friends, put some forethought into choosing your color

I read a lot of the reviews and knew I wanted a black sink, not a white one. It seems like everyone is having issues with the white sinks, or are they not cleaning them properly? My black one is simply perfect. We’ve had it for five months and it still looks brand new. We have hard water, so we are diligent on drying it out often, it’s not an issue. I have no regrets on this sink and it’s my favorite part in our new kitchen, as it ties everything in together.

I have only been using this sink less than a week. I have a roommate who cares a lot less about the sink than I do so I was nervous about buying white. I emptied some Indian lentil soup into the sink with turmeric and it washed down with no staining. I just rinsed it out well to make sure no residue was left in the sink. So far it is no more difficult to maintain than a stainless. Food bits will dry onto the sides, and they easily come off using a sponge like with my stainless. I have been trying to wash and wipe the sink each night but don't do anything during the day. Because it is so deep and flat water does not drain the same as my rounded stainless did, but this is a common problem with all flat, deep sinks. The size is perfect for me, because it is way more functional/bigger than my old 32" 50/50 drop in sink since I only used one half of that sink. This gives me more counter space with my new quartz countertops. I will update this review if I find it difficult to clean or see staining down the road.

According to the manufacturer recommendations (not shown on the Amazon ad), you must rinse and dry the sink basin after EACH use! I installed two of these sinks and they both look like garbage after a month. The ad says it won’t stain with food but that is false. It holds on to anything in the sink. Even just water or a cup with water in the sink will stain. Incredibly disappointing.

I'm going to write about what's good about this sink as a sink and as advertised, but I'm also going to share some about my experience with a deep, single bowl sink for those who are trying to figure out what kind of sink to get. I've been using this sink for about 3 months now.I wanted a single bowl sink because I was tired of the divider being in the way of washing some cookware. I chose quartz because it is much recommended these days. I chose this one because I wanted a gray one to with my kitchen colors. It is gray and slightly on the bluish side as opposed to the yellowish side. The installers had no problem installing it. It looks nice under my quartz countertop.I also wanted a deeper sink than my 5" depth one. Not being too depth savvy, I went with the deepest one! 10" is much too deep; I really didn't realize what a couple of inches difference could make. Leaning over this sink to wash dishes hurts my back and also hurts my husband's back - across the midback, shoulder blade area. I'm 5'6 average arm length, average to short leg length. He's 6'1" and he has relatively long legs and arms. I got the full-sink rack to go in it to protect the sink and let things drain, so that gave us almost an inch of space back, and helps - but not enough. I am about to look into how much trouble and cost it would be to replace this sink, installed with adhesive under the countertop.I thought I would like the disposer at the back, that it would be easier to get to; but it's not. It's okay. But in our case we had just barely enough depth room for the sink and a faucet, so the water stream from the faucet is mostly past the disposal. The disadvantage is not having the water force directly down the disposal when it's running (not sure that's critical), and you can't run water without getting the whole sink wet again if you just cleaned it.Finally, I also discovered a disadvantage to a large single bowl sink. It is harder/takes longer to rinse food particles from the whole sink. When I rinsed or washed dishes in the double bowl sink, all the food stuff was in one smaller sink. So, more water gets used now, too.

This is my fifth time buying this itemI have done remodels. I absolutely love the depth and quality of this item i would HIGHLY recommend

Très beau produit vraiment très satisfaite,très belle qualité.

The sink itself is beautiful. The quality is fantastic and the sink material is very thick. However, BE AWARE this product DOES NOT come with a strainer. You will need to buy this separately. This is not clear on the amazon product page.

Muy elegante; mi esposo y yo estamos muy contentos con el producto

Product quality was good but it doesn't come with the brand's emblem 'Elkay' when it arrived.Price was a steal $99 with $10 promo codeThis type of sink will easily cost $400-$500

Had to return the kitchen sink twice, originally purchased and replacement, with manufacturing defect.