SHACO Contemporary 21" X 12" Porcelain Ceramic Wall Mounted Bathroom Vessel Sink, Commercial Rectangular One Hole Bowl Laundry Half Bath Small Bathroom Sink

I love the look and size of this sink for our small half bathroom. With that said I'm glad I don't use it regularly because it is such a small perfect fit, it is some times hard to use without splashing everywhere, maybe it's just me and I'm messy but it happens. Still love it and the bathroom feels a little bigger!

I love the difference these beautiful sinks have made to my bathroom upgrade... Gorgeous design, the only small issue is a water splatter, but it's very small. I'd buy again...

I built a narrow wood cabinet to go under the sink because I needed the storage and didn’t want to see the plumbing, used silicone to attach the sink to the top. It’s intended to be wall mounted, so it’s not a perfectly flat bottom edge. However, it was flat enough. There are a few small gaps where it sits on the cabinet because of that, but you don’t really notice unless you’re looking for it. Fits my very narrow bathroom perfectly and the extra width makes it feel like a much bigger sink.

Good quality....good purchase for small space.. unfortunately all the pipes are exposed and getting something to cover them has become a challenge... but the unit itself works great and looks nice

I like it. Needed to remove a vanity to make room for a walker and after pricing the local houses with known name brands, they wanted triple the cost. Yes, it requires someone skilled to hang it properly. I had the wall opened to install pressure treated lumber to screw into for the new sink location and also had custom lag bolts ground to fit tightly in the other two holes. Additionally, I ditched the plastic washer and thin steel washer in favor of bigger and thicker galvanized as I could not find stainless at the local hardware store. I considered using electrical tape to take up any gap in the lag bolts, but it wasn't necessary as I stopped grinding after I could wiggle the sink onto them and the mounting bolts. I then filled it with adhesive silicone caulk for fun. I liked the European p-trap because I didn't want to cut drain holes into the 2x6 in a cape, as that's main wood, so I routed the drain in front of the wall to the old vanity drain point. Not so pretty, but I will be adding a shelf to the right and a wooden frame under the sink to support extra weight and add a towel to hide the drain. Twist the toilet 45 degrees, cut the tube to walk in level for the price of a diamond cutter blade, 8' plastic decking, and 12 dollars of ge good caulk. Voila! walker ready bathroom for less than 500 dollars

Love the quality and nice choice in being a little different in my new basement bathroom build. I’ve received many compliments too. Highly recommend!!

Needed to swap a gawdy pedestal sink out to something narrower and sleek , this fit the space perfectly in our laundry / half bath.

We remodeled our master bathroom and used these sinks. They are beautiful, especially with the tall gold faucets that we put with it. They are a little shallow and I have had to turn down the water under the sink as it was getting water everywhere. My husband installed these by himself. He was grateful for the detailed instructions on cutting a 4" square space in the tile in order to to be able to turn the wrench to connect the drain. Without those instructions we might have only drilled a single hole and not have had enough space to get the tool up there to do that.