CLASSICO 30

Only been using for a few weeks but love it so far. Lots of room and I really like having the grate on the bottom. I can set a hot dish on it if I need to.

This sink is so high quality! Very heavy!! Remodeling kitchen and this was the best option I found! It’s perfect for our farmhouse vibe!

Great quality, easy install. I highly recommend our Farmers sink

Bought this sink for my new kitchen reno. The sink was delivered quickly, well packaged, and no damages. This was installed by the contractor and had no issues with the installation. It not only looks gorgeous but have had this for several months with no issues. I'm glad to have gone to a single sink which can accommodate all my pots, pans and very easy to clean. Only thing I changed was the strainer basket to one that matches with my brushed brass faucet.

This option was way cheaper than all the local options, we weren't sure how it would turn out, after using for one year it still looks great.Sometimes we leave dirty dishes in there for 2 days, no stains no spots (we chose white so don't know how colored ones would turn out).Very recommended, we love it.Oh, it is BIG, we can stack 10 large plates on one side and pots and pans in the other and still have room for glasses and other stuff

This sink is beautiful. It is abundantly roomy. And it looks sensational in our kitchen.However, I wish there was a bit more of a slope towards the center hole so that when using the spray function on the faucet to swipe bits of food into the drain, it wouldn't take as long or use as much water.Also, I'm not thrilled with the metal sink grid that came with it. First, the space in the metal grid (between the squares) is just a tad too large. When you put glasses or jars on the grid, they tip over. Second, the silicone feet get disgusting and filled with black (mildew, I think) after only a few weeks. It wouldn't be so bad except that they are difficult to clean, as is the underside of the sink grid. My work-around for cleaning them is to remove them, leave them in the sink, ( I turned the grid turned upside down to remove the feet and then left it upside down for soaking purposes), fill the sink with water and cleaner (I poured in some barkeeper's friend but imagine other cleaners would work), and let it soak for a few hours. Then I used a toothpick to pick out what I could of the black mildew, plus used a scrub brush to scrub what I could of the mildew on the top of the feet. It's a lot of work in my opinion. And buying new feet that will fit this Bocchi farmhouse sink grid is pricey, given that I'd probably want to change them every two months if not sooner. I'm not sure what the solution is but I hope the manufacturer of the sink reads this and comes up with a better plan.

I love this sink! We've had it about 7 months now. We got the "smaller" one (30") and always keep the drain rack in it, which I love for hand washing items and set to the side. Even with stuff in the drain rack, you still have plenty of room for using the sink and washing dishes/draining pasta/etc. It's a deep basin (10") and I absolutely love the space to work.You will need to replace the silicone pieces that cover the feet on the metal rack, they get gross. We replaced ours about 6 months in. No biggie. Also, I do scrub the rack on both sides and the basin every so often. The basin does get (very) slight discoloration, but nothing that doesn't come off easily with a quick scrub down. I use dish soap usually and then every so often The Pink Stuff works amazing.

It gets dirty quicker than I would have hoped , but I should have anticipated it would need cleaningI'm not sure who would be concerned about thefact that the sink does not have square corners . The manufacurers should be concerned, this means their mold is not square and all the sinks are off. For the most part it's no big deal but makes me wonder about the quality control.The diagonals are off by 1/8"