Claire 24” Rectangle Wall-Mount Bathroom Sink

Ordered this for an outdoor bath house. Arrived safely and well packed. It's an odd size but required for our space. Easy to install- took maybe 5 minutes and looks fantastic. Very reasonable price for the "look" and the quality.

Sturdy, beautiful and well made

We have a tiny 3/4 bath in the space of a closet. Back in 1965, the builders put a full size sink opposite the door in the center meaning we had to move around very carefully to get into the shower or up from the toilet. This sink is as wide as a regular sink but only half as deep giving us 6 more inches to move around in. Huge difference. One note. These small sinks are known for splashing out water if you turn it on all the way. This is because most faucets are angled to hit the center of a regular sized sink. To solve this issue, we chose a high faucet which angles the water more straight down. A faucet designed for a small bar sink would be about right. One other thing you can do with this sink is make sure you get a faucet that you can rotate. Then angle the faucet about 45 degrees to either left or right. Because this sink is the full width, and half the depth, this helps to ensure the water is landing at the deepest part of the sink so less splash.

Looks great, works great. Installation was difficult, but I did it by myself. A second person would've been beneficial. The sink is a bit small from front to back, but it works with my small bathroom.

Just as expected and fits in very well in my new, tiny, modern half-bath. I finished it off with a nice chrome Pfister faucet, and couldn't be happier--even the drain fit fine but I did retrofit with a chrome tailpipe extension just for looks. The sink is shallow, but that goes along with the clean, compact look. Nice stuff from Swiss Madison.

We bought these sinks to use in our business. At first, my business partners, we complaining about how shallow they were. I said they are only needed for washing hands they don’t need to be that big. Once they were installed, we adjusted the water pressure down (which saves water usage) so they don’t overspray the sink and install motion faucets. They work perfectly and there is rarely any water on the floor!! They are easy to clean (we got the white ones).

I think I got a returned sink because mine did not come with any of the hardware and there were some odd things in the box like a kid's toy and a Mercedes care emblem. I managed to get hardware but it made a quick job a bit longer as I had to run to the hardware store to buy bolts and anchors.The sink is well-made and very aesthetically pleasing and it fits nicely in a very small bathroom.

Perfect fit for our small bathroom remodel. The instructions indicate unit is for concrete walls only which is “not” mentioned anywhere in the description. So for wood frame, you will need a mount board . I fabricated a mount using 1 1/2 white board (two 1x6’s glued together and upgraded to 1/2 inch x 3 inch long hex bolts. Counter sink the 3 inch bolts through the back of mount board, facing toward the sink spaced at exactly 5 inches on center, attach board to stud walls. I notched the studs to accept the mount. Also wanted to mention I wouldn’t recommend using a faucet like the one in the ad. It’s super loud like Niagara Falls and water sprays out everywhere. Instead a water angle of straight down is fine. I went with Delta as shown in my photo. An earlier reviewer complained about there being no overflow drain. The overflow drain is built/cast into the sink itself centered on the back wall. It’s job is to prevent the water from overflowing into the floor. If the water fills the sink high enough, the water will drain out the overflow. Not to be confused with the sink drain, where the water normally exits at the bottom hole in the sink.

Its' compact & well designed & has an overflow, very functional for my requirements