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Anyone have a Create Good Sinks sink?

5 years ago

I've searched the discussion boards and while it seems most folks were very pleased with their Create Good Sinks sink at the time, everyone commenting had fairly recent installs and hadn't used the it long. I'm wondering if those folks still love them. Does anyone have one? If so, can you share your experience with it? Do you love/hate it? Any issues with shipping? I'm interested in a farmhouse ledge sink with the accessories. Some of the reasons I'm considering it are the ledge & available accessories, the seamless drain, and the garbage disposal splash guards are removable for cleaning. They are cheaper than a lot of the name brand sinks. It is made with the same gauge steel and there is no moving parts to brake, it seems like a good place to save money while getting the features I want.

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Kelly

5 years ago

I was in the same boat as you a few months ago when starting our kitchen remodel- although I haven’t had it long, I’m really happy with mine so far. It checked all the boxes I was looking for: offset drain, ledge, 16g, and more affordable than the other recommendations from my contractor. Shipping was fast for me, and business responsive.

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Sue 430
5 years ago
I’ve had mine for about a year and like it. I had some questions before deciding, and when I called, they were extremely helpful. I ended up with the 26” ledge sink. I bought the metal rectangular strainer and the cutting board with it and really like both.
Becky
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks for sharing. I've searched all over and there aren't many reviews out there.
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kim k
5 years ago
Did you pick a sink yet? I’m considering buying one of their 32” ledge sinks. I keep reading they’re less $$ but the Kohler strive 32” is almost the same price as their 32” ledge sink... and that’s even after you include shipping and the drain etc. the accessories are similar prices too. i keep thinking maybe I’m missing something??
wiscokid
5 years ago
@kim k - Koehler has introduced some new models that have lower price points recently. The first ledge one they had was the Stages, I think?, and it was higher than the Create ledge sink. Those may be what the posts are referring to.
Becky
Original Author
5 years ago
@Kelly, thanks for sharing. I'm going to assume most folks must really like them, or we would being seeing negative reviews by now.

@Kim, no, I haven't picked my sink yet. I'm meeting with someone tomorrow to discuss cabinet layout. As soon as I have that finalized, I'll pick a sink. I haven't priced Koehler sinks in a few months, but sounds like I need to look at them again. Originally I was looking at a workstation sink & Kohler was a lot more $. I've since settled on a cleanup & prep sink, so the smaller sinks may be comparable in price. I'll have to check.
kim k
5 years ago
Becky- we finished our Reno recently and went with a 32” kraus stainless sink (no ledge) as our clean up sink and the Koehler strive (15” square) for the prep sink. The smaller sink was a lot more $$ than the larger kraus but it was the perfect size for our space. I like them both and honestly see no quality differences!

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