Dayton Drop-In 33-in x 22-in Satin Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl 3-Hole Kitchen Sink

3 reviews for Dayton Drop-In 33-in x 22-in Satin Stainless Steel Double Equal Bowl 3-Hole Kitchen Sink

1. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   nan – February 7, 2024

   I was ultimately looking for a Black finish sink, that had accessories. The one I wanted came with a cutting board, sink colander, sink grill and a two square drain kits. But, it had 10″ bowls, and while i thought I wanted that, after seeing my neighbor’s I realized the 10″ bowls were too deep. So I went with getting 6″ or 7″ bowls, which is what the original was. The problem was finding a Black dual bowl sink with four holes with two 6″ or 7″ bowls, with accessories. Most only offered 8″, or 1 bowl.

   So I ended up getting the exact sink as the one that was installed in my home 20 years ago, a Dayton. But the last was pure stainless steel, this was has a satin finish. Which is pretty, but does leave water marks after use, which are easily wiped away. Also, it felt a lot lighter than my old one, granted I never felt how heavy the old one was, as the installers took it away. But the sink was 20 gauge, and I was looking for at least 18 gauge thickness.

   The only real gripe I have is the PACKAGING. , or Dayton, packed this thing horribly. It was just placed inside a cardboard box, with no padding. It did have a very small dent, but only noticeable if you happen to look at that precise spot. I would have preferred that it was just regular stainless steel. But searching for the right sink was just UGH. Everybody wants deep sinks with only one bowl nowadays! All in all, I like it, an it looks nice. Unfortunately, the installers didn’t manage to get it to be completely flush with the counter, as there are some micro gaps, but the putty and caulk will mitigate that over time.

2. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Anonymous – March 3, 2024

   This Dayton was a direct replacement of a 20 year old preinstalled Dayton sink. The old one had a rusted bowl, leaking faucet, and somewhat broken sprayer. I wanted a Black one with accessories, and I thought I wanted 10-in bowls. But after I saw what that look like at my neighbor’s house I decided I want to go with shallower bowls, like the original. I wish now, instead of the 7-inch, that I had gone for 8-in Bowls. Since this was reasonably priced, I can easily upgrade to a nicer ball later on in the future.

   The satin stainless steel finish is very nice and unlike what people say: it doesn’t stain. I’ve left water in it and there was no stain. Also to prevent scratching, all you need is just a kitchen sink pad. I have two plastic pads that my dad had for about 20 years, and while they’re yellow, they both work fine.

   My ONLY complaint, was the packaging was awful, and I was very worried that sink was damages. It did have a very small dent on the front edge, but you cannot see it, unless you look very hard. Hence, the 4 stars.

   Overall a great purchase, I’m satisfied and looks great with my Pfister faucet.

3. 

   Rated 2 out of 5

   Anonymous – April 2, 2024

   I was first disappointed that
   the sinks were less deep than any previous sinks I have ever had. Like the fact that it didn’t have multiple holes when all we wanted was the faucet holes. The very worst part about this sink is that you can’t keep it clean!!! I have tried several different cleaners, just when I think I have found the solution sink dries to an awful mess. It looks horrible!!! Remodeled our kitchen looks beautiful until you look at the sink. So very disappointed. Would not recommend this poor quality sink to anybody. Water stains always visible. Think twice before you buy this brand of sink