RVH8300 Undermount 16 Gauge 32" Kitchen Sink Single Bowl, Stainless Steel

My son had a Ruvati and that is from him that learn about this product. We got a beautiful square work station sink. I have not used the chopping board yet but i am having second thoughts not using it to chop my fruits/veggies as i don't want to ruin the beautiful wood. The 16-gauge is excellent because it gives less noise when you put down your plates, pots and pans. This comes with a rack which is exactly made for this Ruvati sink.. It is a beautiful product. Recommended for folks out there who'd like to change their sink, more space and double purpose with the chopping board as big as the sink :) Thank you.

I love my Ruvati Worstation sink. I use every inch of the 47” sink, and I think I have every single special attachment that they make. This is the latest purchase. Since I live alone, I actually haven’t even used my new dishwasher yet. I wash everything by hand. This is so useful to wash and drain my dishes!

It's been almost exactly two years since we bought and professionally installed this sink during a kitchen remodel. Every once in a while, you find a product that delivers on its promises. This Ruvati 30" sink is one such joy. We considered much more expensive models from Kohler, Nantucket Sinks, Elkay, and Delta, as well as Krauss. We were actually suspicious of Ruvati because of it's relatively lower price (in 2023 it was $379; as of this review it's listed at $412) -- and all the 'toys' that were included. We purchased the model with the drain on one end (rather than center hole). It is designed with angled creases that send water toward the drain. It is relatively easy to clean, with rounded corners, though the bottom grate legs provide shelter for the stray piece of food flotsam. It is well insulated for noise and feels solid. The extra parts included make day-to-day use more convenient. The expandable drying rack is very practical beyond 'drying'. The drain skimmer is well designed. There is also an attractive drain cover plate that hides the drain itself. Pretty, though we don't use it. The wooden cutting board, while of quality, sit on a counter closer to the stove; there's only so much stuff you can put over a sink. After two years, normal wear & tear aside, it looks as good as the day it was installed.

It’s a great size of sink, but it’s not easy to clean up. After few uses, it has got some scratches and stains. There is no one point out these points on the review. I wished never purchased this sink.