La Ventilazione LAVSG50 Pilozzo Resin Sink, White, 500x350x240 mm

Have mounted this in the garage as part of one of the year's projects of creating a utility area outside the house. Other people have mentioned but I shall reiterate, don't expect the sink to maintain pristine condition once in use, it's a scratchable material, resin, accept the scratch and move on with your life. It's a sink, it holds water well, appropriately robust wall fittings, plethora of fittings for the waste piping underneath. Perfect for washing dog doo-dahs out of kid's shoes away from the kitchen sink.PS Don't bother trying to drill holes in it for tap installation, just wall mount the taps and derisk buggering up the sink.

The sink is well made and everything comes with it, waste and over flow. Before you cut the over flow tube fit the bottom bracket as the bracket makes the over flow tube offset and it will need to be a little longer than if it went straight. I was lucky as I left a little extra and just made it. I am using mine outside and it looks very good fitted to a brick wall in my veranda.

Could do with a little extra support. I doubt it will be that sturdy if totally full.

It cleans out well and hides the limescale marks from the hard water. I have it as a laundry sink.

The resin is very robist and looks good for external, has been there for a couple of months now and supports the tap wellTwo brackets have been added for extra support, to safely fill tha basin with water to soak items

It is of good quality but reduced one star because it came broken and had to order a replacement

Resin sinks (plastic) are more popular outside the UK. We had a similar one as a 'laundry sink' in the basement of the house in Canada - it got paint brushes washed in it, cats (!), floor mops, and horse laundry soaked for days etc. They get scratched, aren't pretty - but don't cool the water (cf. porcelain) and keep it warm as insulating (cf Stainless) (or keep it cool: magic...).The day you install this - you will scratch it; you have now a scratched sink. If this offends you: don't complain and buy something else.I bought mine for the garage and installed hot & cold water garden 'taps' somewhere above it.....vaguely....as they have official, replaceable outdoor types (i.e. with none-return function) and 'HozelLock' adapters on them so can either be used with the sink - or with long hosepipes to water the garden or plug into Jet Washer; I'll get a 'Y' piece to allow mixing for car washing with H&C mimicking the 'Dog Washing Station' setup.Photo is mine after a week - yes, it is being abused already with an old bucket of paint I'll get round to cleaning properly....soon....honest.This sink came with an embarrassing amount of fittings - I couldn't see in the photo of the pack so bought everything I thought I'd need locally....and returned it 24-48h later via a friend serving on the other side of the counter....Hence: 'Comes with everything, basically - and then some':*) The plug hole mounting and seals.*) Matching plug*) An overflow mounting (and seals)*) A sink trap with dishwasher / washing machine outflow (both sizes, snip off for the larger one).*) A horizontal connection pipe with a 90 degree bend.*) A cover plate for where the waste pipe enters the wall (didn't use).*) Wall plugs and screws even I trusted in Cinder Block garage walls.Everything is 40mm diameter, bright white and compression.

Great product for the price.Bought for my workshop.Pleasantly surprised with the sturdiness and that it came complete with waste fittings.The only downside is that the moulding of the base means water is left behind and doesn't all go down the plughole. Otherwise would be full stars.I can live with that, some might find it too annoying, but in the environment I have it, its not a problem.