Mahayla 17 3/4" Small Cabinet Vanity Bathroom Sink Dark Oak Finish with Faucet Drain and Overflow

We needed a small sink for a very small bathroom and this fits perfectly and looks nice!

Arrived with severly damaged box however the inner box and sink was not damaged and packaged really good. Instructions could use some improvment but overall easy to asssemble and looks great.

Great buy!!! Easy assembly. Looks great. Small enough for tight quarters but big enough for some essential storage and hand washing.

Great product, looks amazing, hard to read and understand the directions. The directions even forgot to tell you that you remove part of the slider to install it. And that you then install the part that you removed onto the completed drawer. Which by the way, the drawer isn't big enough for toilet paper it may fit some feminine products and or a towel or 2.

Perfect solution for a small bathroom

Works great in our very small cabin bathroom.

Very very nice well worth the money, superior MDF quality very fine finish

Small and fits our space, installation was difficult to reach which makes sense. door hinge does not work properly and the door needs to be pushed shut and still doesn't quite make it.

It did the trick. Fits into small area. It is really small, but a good value. Comes with the faucet. Arrived quickly.

The first time I ordered this product, UPS refused to deliver to my house because apparently the packaging was so badly damaged in transit. I reordered, and another vanity was delivered and dropped off by UPS when I was not there. If I had been there for delivery, I probably would have refused it, because the packaging was again so badly damaged. Upon opening the box (it didn't take much to do so as half the tape was broken and most of the thin cardboard was ripped. The styrofoam inserts apparently worked as the sink was undamaged. The vanity itself (which requires assembly), was packed inside a second, separate cardboard box inside the first box. The hardware for the vanity was packed in a flimsy ziplock baggie. The baggie was torn and several hardware pieces were strewn inside the box. Fortunately all the pieces were there, and surprisingly, there was even a few extra screws, etc. Usually I end up being short a piece or two, so this was a pleasant surprise. The instructions were a series of drawings only, with no written directions. The drawings were quite fuzzy, and it was sometimes unclear exactly what they were telling me to do. It took about 60 minutes to assemble the cabinet because I am familiar with the Ikea type cam lock screw system. It may take someone unfamiliar with this locking system a bit longer. There were no instructions on how to attach the drawer rails, and the drawer does not close completely on one side (only by a 1/4" or so and probably only noticeable to me since I assembled it). Also, I had to re-drill the pilot holes to attach the door to the vanity as they were in the wrong place. The vanity is a PVC finish over MDF which I understand will help to protect mold and mildew, but I was a little disappointed in the finish of the product as there was not even an attempt to make it appear wood-grained. The sink and faucet appear to be of decent quality, although I will probably end up using another faucet as I am not a big fan of polished chrome. The actual faucet provided is nicer than the one shown on the website. I will also replace the two cut-glass knobs supplied only because they are not my style. Overall I am "satisfied" with the product, and it was a rather inexpensive option compared to the other limited options available for a very small bathroom. For $300, however, I was expecting something of a little more quality overall.

The vanity and sink arrived safely, was very well wrapped for protection. Although we have not actually installed it yet, so far we are very happy with it! Its nice and compact, which is what we needed.

I really love this cabinet and sink. So cute. Not easy to install. The under-cabinet connections to the water are very difficult to attach. Still leaking. Have to hire a plumber to fix it.

Installed this in a very small on-suite powder room having only 13" available from the wall to the door opening. Not many choices were available for this limited size. The instructions were easy to follow & the components seem to be of good quality. I recommend using plumbers putty in addition to the silicone washers as I took the assembly apart several times before using the putty & getting the drain sealed up. The lower drawer assembly was difficult to install & get working properly. This replaced a wall-mount (sink only) & my wife likes the clean look & is happy with the install :)

It was heavy in the front so it didn't see stable. Had to attach it to the floor to keep it from tipping over there were also a couple of screws missing.

So the overall look of this sink is adorable, size is perfect. Sink itself is a sink it’s heavy and well made. Facet and pluming water lines come with it. After reading the reviews I took a chance on it being the Some reviews were old. The Sink came well packaged and it said open immediately and check for damages. They seemed to have made an effort to make sure their product was delivered in good shape so they get an A+ for that. The cabinet itself is cheap compressed wood. It’s presentation looks better than what the actual quality is but all in all it does what it needs to, so I gave the cabinet a B grading.My only problem lies with the drain. The drain comes with the most flimsiest of gaskets, there are no clear directions on how to get the drain assembled and not have it leak. I looked up you tube videos and different tutorials. I ended up going to my local plumbing store to get a whole new drain but the way the sink was designed a “standard” drain with overflow wouldn’t work. So the next suggestion I was provided was to find a gadget that would better suit the drain. I thought that worked but after a while of using the sink I still had a minor drip. And once again it was coming from the threads in the middle of the drain pipe. The way it was situated it’s hard for the unit to seal. So end result/fix= I had to use silicone on the top of the pipe threads before I pushed the gasket on. Then applied a little more silicone to bottom for a tight seal. I let it dry for 4 hours before running water and testing for leaks. This finally worked! Everything else went smoothly, plumbing and such was fine. The reason for loss of better star grading was the frustration the sink drain caused me.