1839-24-SSA Sacha Solid Surface Rectangular Undermount Lavatory Sink, 24-Inch, White

Gorgeous large sink used for my custom vanity but BEWAREOverall dimension is larger by about 4 inches than listed. This created huge costly issues for our countertop and vanity makers who used the manufacturer template. Ultimately we had to shave off some of our vanity and lose space between faucet and back splash.I bought a faucet that can extend out like a hose to get to hard to reach places in the sink. I think 2 faucets on this sink would be too much.

Nice sink, exactly what we were looking for except it isn’t pitched correctly. Water puddles and sits in spots of the sink. Had to buy a squeegee to properly funnel water down the drain

Installed the 24in version in a 30in cabinet. Thought it may be tight on the width but not so much. The installer did not use the undermount clips but rather supported it under the entire lip with aluminum channels and angles. However the depth front to back was very tight for standard depth cabinet. Had barely enough room for the minimum counter top strip in front side of the sink and room to fit the faucet behind the sink in front of the backsplash. As it is had to set the base of the faucet back only 1/4in from the sink cutout. And that was with bringing the cabinet out an additional 5/8in from the back wall. Suggest using wall mount faucets with standard depth cabinet otherwise use a deeper cabinet.We like the sink but the bottom is relatively flat like a kitchen sink. Just enough pitch for the water to drain but it does leave little puddle spots. If there is any dirt in the sink it takes extra water to wash it down. Not typically an issue for a bathroom. A little more pitch would be nice. We installed two single hole faucets left and right angled in so it looks similar to the old fashioned sink installs with separate hot and cold faucets except we get hot and cold out of each one. Used the Decolav drain with pushbutton release.