This is a fantastic sink. I couldn’t find anything locally this nice.

I love how modern and sturdy this sink both is and appears. It is both substantial and elegant at the same time. Most of all, I love the functionality. The drying rack that fits inside the top of the sink is alone worth the extra $ I paid. The finish is stunning and the 60/40 split is perfect for washing dishes; my largest baking pan fits it the bottom of the sink. The 10" depth is also a game changer, adding to both the functionality and beauty of the sink.

We do not have a dishwasher. Its a Victorian house with a small kitchen. There is no place to put one. So I spend a lot of time at the kitchen sink. Especially because we tend to be as old-fashioned as our house. We fish, hunt and have livestock and process all our meat. We have a massive garden, so summer means the canner's running, massive amounts of fruits, veggies, and herbs are coming in to be cleaned and preserved. I bake all our breads, make our pasta, and on and on... I tell you all this so you know just how much use this sink has had. Its been tested, used, even a bit abused already. And here's my take...I LOVE this sink.The pros: ts beautiful, sturdy, easy to clean/sanitize. It is deep which took some getting used to but that means my biggest pots and pans fit well. My 22qt canner is easy to pop in and scrub or fill. Big buckets for water are easy to fill for the animals in the winter when the hose is off. In fact, the steel grate holds heavy items quite well so I don't have to heave heavy pots and buckets out of the sink. My biggest cast iron dutch oven slides right into the big side for a scrub, without bashing into the sides of the sink. The cutting board is genius! Amazing, wonderful..for example, can clean a chicken on it over the sink, and immediately sanitize everything, no worries about drips and ecoli. The big strainer is terrible as a colander, but brilliant for cleaning loads of veggies or cooling a few dozen boiled eggs, for instance. It is not loud at all. I wash dishes on the small side and rinse/dry in an expanding rack (bought separately) over the big sink. No more drippy mess on the counters. The accessories are amazing, and you can easily find others to suite your style. The grates at the bottom are genius, tho the rubber feet have added to the scuffs and discoloration (but I don't really care). Also silverware just loves to sneak up under those grates, which is mildly annoying, but in the big scheme of things, only that. I saw some gripes that other's sinks didn't drain completely, but we have never had that problem. It drains perfectly every time. No leaks, no problems.I could go on and on about this sink. Its a workhorse, and is up to the challenge every time. How did I live without it? For real.Now for the 'cons'. It was a beast to install. Be sure to measure that gap really carefully (which we did) but our cabinet placement made it very hard to secure the sink. We managed, but be ready for some frustrations and cramped fingers. Also, the sink does discolor rather easily for some reason. We have hard water and it tends to mar the metal a bit but a magic eraser has fixed that every time so far. But my biggest beef is... It scratches so easily. If you sneeze at it, its scratched. So easy to mark up.But, alas, its a sink, not a precious heirloom china or something. Its meant to be functional, primarily. And this workstation sink has made my life so much easier, I can't sing its praises enough. I don't use anything else in my home more, except maybe the mattress, and this sink was worth every single penny we paid. If you find yourself working in the kitchen a lot, and you think maybe a workstation sink would suite you... Do it. You need this sink!Finally... The brand. I know Ruvati is a bit higher price than some of the other brands out there, but they make incredible quality. The cutting board is superb, for instance, beautifully made and sturdy (just treat it respectfully so it doesn't warp or stay wet). Everything is quality on this sink. If we ever need another, Ruvati is the brand we will go to. No question. Money well spent!

Installed a RVH8035 sink in February 2022. Happy with it for the most part. Noticed a spot on the drain in September 2024. Looking at it closely it is a hole in the drain rim. This looks like a poor weld job.Struggled a bit trying to open a warranty ticket with Ruvati web site, once I contacted them via email they responded in short order. Come to find out the drain is an accessory and is only warranted for one year. Disappointed that they only provide one year on the basket but worse, the welding is so poor. I had to call them out on the poor workmanship here. I was informed that I can buy a replacement, thanks, like I have a choice.01/2025 - A Ruvati product manager reached out to me 12/2024 about the basket and customer experience service. While confirming the drain/basket was no longer covered the manager felt it should not had rusted at the weld. The manager offered to sent a new train/basket.I changed my review to 4 stars. We are still happy with the original purchase and the resolution to the Ruvati accessory.

Arrived damaged, have to pay upfront to return to America, so so disappointed and angry, can't get another in time (it took ages to come ) unless I pay £270 pounds for expedited delivery.DON'T BUY !!!!!

I really took my time choosing what sink I wanted in my kitchen and this was the one I chose and am so glad I did. It is everything that was advertised. Although the strainer basket is cool, I have taken that out and it's in the cupboard because it took up so much room in the sink. But having the cutting board and strainer handy is great. You can work right over the sink and not have to take up counter space. Plus the mess goes right into the sink. It's easy to clean and looks beautiful all the time. It may be a little pricey but I think it's worth getting a quality made product that will last rather than having to replace something in a few years.

We really like how this sink updated our 30 year old kitchen. The accessories are nice to have. We keep most of them stored out of the way until needed -- they present some clutter when stored in/on the sink. The grates are sturdy, and fairly easy to clean with a sponge and hot water. The drying rack comes apart to clean, which is nice, and sometimes when you don't want it to, which is mildly irritating. We like the lower divider between the bowls, and the larger/smaller bowl sizes.NOTE: Installation was not as simple as we thought it would be. The corners of this sink are very square. The old sink we removed had somewhat rounded corners, and its opening was rounded to match. The corners had to be ground out of the marble countertop before this sink would fit in the 'same' size opening. There is no flat area under the edges to put a bead or rope of plumbers putty, so we ended up adding a bead of clear silicon to the outside edge to seal it. Not insurmountable problems, just not standard 'drop in and done' sink replacement, so we had some problem solving to get the installation right.