PROFLO PF19164 Rockaway 19" Oval Vitreous China Drop In Bathroom Sink with Overflow and 3 Faucet Holes at 4" Centers - White

Excellent sink, with a simple yet elegant design. Easy to install and well-finished. Ideal for small bathrooms or quick renovations. Very satisfied with the purchase.

Arrived well packed, so pretty sink. Looked great with the faucet. After 25 years, a real sink. Getting the old plastic one out took half the day.

Great fit and was delivered no damages.

Why does the “Depot of Domeciles” (at least ours) no longer carry drop in sinks?!?! So I was forced to order, of all things, a sink, from Amazon.So … it’s a sink. Works as advertised, however, one star subtracted because the surface around the perimeter of the drain hole is not flat, which requires the application of silicone adhesive under the drain or it leaks.

Easy to put together and good instructions.

Replaced an old Cast Iron Porcelain Enamel sink that was rusting out on me with this vitreous china sink. The sink is very heavy compared to plastic, metal, or metal Porcelain Enamel sinks. I was tired of my old style sinks rusting out, so wanted something bullet proof, and vitreous china fills the bill. Since I was also adding tile to the counter top, I was able to re-size the hole which was a bit smaller than that required by the old sink. I love the new sink, and it will outlive me.

The media could not be loaded. Needed to replace my older metal and porcelain coated sink in my RV, the rusted at top and ugly gold fixture. The delays faucet was starting to leak also so I wanted to replace it and the overflow drain with a push type vs the old lever. Removed it and it was an oddball size. Can’t remember right off but somewhere in the neighborhood of 15-1/4” deep by 18-1/8” wide. Found this through help with a local dealer and the drain on Amazon. See video of the drain. I’ve heard some people had to trim but mine fit perfect. The faucet I already had and after dropping everything in I found the lines were a little short. About 5” so I cut them with a PEX cutter and extended both with 4 inline 1/2” PEX shark bite connectors. Turned on the water. Filled the P-trap and let everything sit for 24 hours to cure the silicone and paper towels under to keep any even on leaks. Perfection. All was delivered on time and should last petty much forever. All at a good price. Probably $85 total for everything including the silicone. I think it was $54 for the sink and $12 for the drain.

Installation of this sink was time consuming because of a flaw in the design or a defect in manufacturing. The shape of the sink at the drain does not have two parallel surfaces for clamping the tail. You cannot seal the drain with silicone rubber gaskets (provided with a new faucet assembly) because the tail rotates opening a gap under the top flange. It was necessary to abandon the rubber gaskets and use good old plumbers putty to make an adequate seal. As a minor point the overflow drain has marginal flow rate so with high water input overflow seems likely.I would avoid this product.