SIMPLIHOME Reed All-in-One Utility Sink & Cabinet in Pure White, 28-inch, Laundry Cabinet with Stainless Steel Sink, Pull-out Faucet, Storage Drawer for Laundry Room

Packaging was good and all components were received undamaged. It also assembled without difficulty. The instructions were decent. The quality seems good overall. The sink material could be of thicker gage stainless steel (or have a reinforcement panel under the faucet mounting hole), because there is some flex when pulling on faucet lever. The sink drain basket and strainer could be of better quality because they are in part made of plastic and are a bit difficult To line up when plugging the drain. Overall, I am pleased with my purchase!This is a post-installation update: I replaced the sink drain basket drain/strainer with one bought from Home Depot that is all metal and easier to plug off to hold water in the sink. I also found that faucet hot/cold direction (as shown by blue and red dots in faucet handle) was opposite of left for hot and right for cold we use in the US. I connected water supply as the colored dots indicated, and decided that it wasn’t a big deal. Found that sink, made of thin gage stainless steel, and without spray-on insulation underneath, was quite noisy from force of water when filling. Also as a warning: the internal cabinet shelf above the drawer prevented me from installing the sink drain p trap low enough to mate with the drain outlet in the wall. Since I didn’t want to tear open the wall and revise the drain plumbing, or cut a hole in the cabinet shelf, I discarded the plastic p trap and fittings supplied with the unit and instead installed an all-new p trap drain assembly with a flexible tube for reaching the wall drain opening from the p trap mounted above. I also bought it at Home Depot; it was manufactured by SnappyTrap. This may result in the water that should be left in the the p trap siphoning out when a large amount of water is drained from the sink. It is probably a border line s trap configuration the may not be up to code in the US. The flex drain line I used from SnappyTrap is supposed to be of code because it has a smooth internal walls, as opposed to jagged walls like other flex drains. I am still happy with the sink and cabinet, but it’s overall quality could be a bit better, especially when you consider it’s price and the additional cost of water supply lines, a new sink drain/strainer basket, and the p trap drain assembly with the flex outlet tube.

This cabinet/sink is a nice addition to my laundry room .. it is a good value for everything that comes with it.. (all parts needed .. handles. . Faucet.. all drain parts..) does require assembly and we were given two of the same part on the drawer which was a bit of a pain because we had to drill new holes but other than that it is a nice laundry sink .. I did use a different faucet but the one it comes with is decent.. would recommend

the construction of the cabinet is straightforward. it feels a bit unsteady until you hook up the plumbing and secure the sink on the top. at first, i was going to do the hookup but after looking at the instructions, we hired a plumber. it took about 25 minutes to get everything setup and then he and I secured it to the wall. They don't mention in the instructions that there is a small gap between the metal of the sink in the back and the wall so you to make sure water doesn't leak down there you need something to block that. I did the cheapest thing possible and just put some silicone there. Overall, we love the deep sink and this fits very well in our kitchen.

The description clearly states it is "pre-Assembled". However, it comes in a million parts with an instructional manual that looks like you are assembling a Boeing 747. Beware you will spend countless hours trying to assemble the cabinet.

It was difficult to put together and had to hire a plumber to connect it.