Monarch Abode 17-inch Hand Hammered Classic White Aluminum Oval Skirted Drop-in Bathroom Sink, Bathroom Sink drop-in, Top Mount for Home Restroom

I bought this sink for our travel trailer because of the size, color, shape and weight. (We bought the white one with the nickel faucet.)The bathroom sink that came with our RV was, and I'm not joking here, 9" x 7". The faucet was also mounted so close to the sink and had no height so that every time you tried to brush your teeth you had to flick water in your direction and hope for the best. I have tiny hands and I could only ever get one partly under the water at a time. Most cups didn't work because the sink was also very shallow. Besides, every time you try to wash your face you had to mop up a lot of water; whoever thought that sink was acceptable needs to be sacked.I looked at several sinks but they were either too big, too round, too deep, or too heavy for an RV. I came across this one and bought it with the recommended faucet.The sink arrived well packed and in perfect condition, as did the faucet. We only had to cut a new hole for the faucet and widen the old sink hole a bit to get them to both fit in a tiny space. Considering most customizations in RV's involve a lot of compromises, I am so happy with this sink! It is so simple and perfect, and the hammered design is gorgeous. It has taken my RV bathroom from barely tolerable to putting a smile on my face every time I walk in and see it. - We live and travel full-time in the RV so it's the little things that make life livable in tight quarters.We have used silicone to help hold it in place and it has worked well.The only negative worth mentioning is the recommended faucet is a bit tall for such a shallow sink, though it could just be the overall size of the sink and the height of the counter it is on. (It's a low counter) That said, they still work and I am very satisfied. I would put this sink in a house as well.- A note on the faucet: it comes with all the hoses it needs to plumb it in, just look under the cardboard inside. It took a few trips to various hardware stores for my husband to realize they don't sell any that will fit it commercially, and then me asking if he went through the ENTIRE box.. because everything I read said it came with everything. Turns out the hoses were in the bottom of the box under the faucet.He had to buy me pizza.

I was originally looking at some ceramic sinks for our master bathroom, but then I came across these aluminum sinks and it dawned on me that they have less of a chance to chip. I looked up the company's website, and they seem to be a good old fashioned American company that manufactures its products here. I decided to go with these sinks because they looked easy to maintain, have an appealing design and USA production was equally important. After receiving them, I can confirm that the size is really nice for a bathroom, we are both stoked with how elegant they look and how heavy duty they are and overall, we couldn't be happier with them. I will definitely order a third sink for our single-sink bathroom and will purchase all the accessories they offer with the same finish. I recommended their products on my FB page as well and will do so further. The sinks are truly great.

I used this in a rv bathroom remodel. I wanted something we'll made not to pricy and this seems to fit that bill.My only concern is other than silicone to fix this down to the vanity you have nothing else.I used a high adhesive silicone did inside and outside and let it set a few days. Time will only tell.

Not a great sink at all... material is cheap to the touch, toothepaste and soap stick to the surface and don't slide down the drain like any medium quality or higher sink, so it always looks dirty unless you wipe it down after every use. If you care about the visual aesthetic and quality in your bathroom at all, get something else. You can do sooo much better for 10-20 bucks more. I bought a much better quality glass sink for 5 bucks more than what this is currently listed at, would not recommend at all. Keep shopping.

This sink looks amazing on paper for an RV upgrade. It fits in / on the vanity, covers the hole from my old sink, and didn’t require any additional cutting. And it looks amazing. And most importantly, it is incredibly light weight, which is absolutely critical for an RV. Most ceramic and porcelain vessel sinks can weigh about 20 pounds higher than this sink or more. Every pound in a RV is critical. This sink tops off around 8 pounds. Amazing. But it does NOT sit flush on the counter. It is visibly uneven along the bottom edge. And it rocks back and forth when you press on the edges. Like a hobby horse. Literally. There is about a 16th inch on either side. After deliberating with my wife, we decided to keep the sink, and install it. Then contact the manufacturer for any sort of recourse. We are full time in our RV and could not wait any longer, as our old sink was already removed when we discovered the uneven bottom edge. So I used copious amounts of the strongest silicone caulk I could find. The sink feels like it’s mounted okay. But I will never trust it. Never. I fully expect to stop at our destination one day in the future to find the sink broken loose from the vanity. And there is no way to mount the sink from the bottom either. Also, it does collect water in the bottom that does not drain out. So that will lead to some finish issues I’m sure. Compounded by all the reports of the finish flaking, I do not have high expectations. But right now the sink looks amazing. And it is functionally a one-thousand percent improvement over the tiny sink that RV came with from the factory. So I have my fingers crossed. And hopefully I am wrong and will get some long use from this sink. But the bottom edge being uneven, and the sink not sitting flat on the vanity is unacceptable. So I give it three stars… for now.

Comes with a template and directions for a perfect install. Tape sink down to keep it from moving while adhesive dries so it doesn't move. Great buy.

We love the look of this sink and how lightweight it was for our 5th wheel bathroom. However, the drain that came with it is meant for an overflow sink, which means it doesn't actually tighten down all the way: there is a big gap after tightening as much as possible. So now we have to try to find a new drain to fit it