KRAUS KEU-14WHITE Pintura 16 Gauge Undermount Single Bowl Enameled Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink, 31 1/2-inch, White

Absolutely gorgeous just love the sink. It looks really expensive. However, it really was reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend this product to everyone. It was heavy duty and it looks great with my gold faucet.

Bought this sink after reading the reviews and it has everything you want, it's extra deep, easy to clean and best of all glasses don't shatter when they fall over in the sink. Very high end look and great value, so happy I bought it.Above was my original review. Two plus years later and I still think the sink was a good value. It's enameled so it picks up stains just like your teeth but Soft Scrub takes care of all of the stains. it has one small pin hole where a knife nicked the side of the sink and it hasn't gotten any bigger. I bought a sink mat and that's taken care of that issue. It does have a hollow thunk sound when knocked on but so far it's held up comparable to heavier grade sinks.

Terrible quality. Stains instantly even if just emptying your coffee cup, and impossible to get clean. I called the company and they sent me a special cleanser that did not help and was so toxic I couldn't stand using it. When I contacted them a 2nd time, they said that was all they had to offer. I've tried everything and it's just gotten worse. I am going to have to replace this sink as it looks gross, and will certainly not buy another Kraus product!

This is a great sink. Knock on wood, hasn’t scratched yet even though we’ve had it long enough now to stop babying it. So far I’ve been able to clean off anything with a little bar keepers friend and it still looks brand new after a few months of use. I am very happy with this sink I hope it holds up for many years. UPDATE: After about a year we did chip it, but we bought some porcelain chip fixer and plan to use that to fix it. The rest of the sink still looks great and is easy enough to clean off scratches with bar keepers friend. UPDATE: After two years the bottom of the sink gets pretty dirty and holds the dirt, scratches appear more easily and are harder to get off. You can get them off with something like Ajax or Barkeepers friend, but it becomes a once a week process. I’d say this isn’t bad for a budget sink, maybe even a candidate for re-glazing after a few years, but if you can afford to get the real ceramic one, go for it.

Well there is no question if you are looking for a white sink to go with white countertops you will not be disappointed. However if you are a first time white sink owner you might be surprised at the increase in upkeep. When cleaning pots and pans with spices cooked in them like curry or cumin you will probably see a yellow stain on the sink. What I have found works the best is a little bleach on a paper towel, wipe rinse and it comes right off. The sink is not scratch proof either, we have only had it for a few months and have some minor scratches already. You will need some sort of sink bottom protector like shown in the photo to keep this looking new.

We already had our countertops re-installed so I could not get a cast-iron that I wanted and a contractor told me about this white coated stainless sink. It is the best thing ever. It looks and feels like a cast-iron sink, but is not as heavy and easy install I highly recommend

I like this sink so much I’ve used it in different kitchen renovations where counter space was premium real estate. The sink is solid and has some weight to it. Overall, really attractive and functional smaller sink. If I had to reno another small kitchen I’d buy it again!

Looks nice, but is thin and feels as if it could be damaged easily. To me, not worth the chance of installing and finding out later. Ordering a cast iron/porcelain instead.