Regency 16" x 18" x 14" Three-Compartment Utility Sink for (1) 8" Center Faucet

I can confirm that the legs shipped with this sink are too short! The sinks are 33" high with the supplied legs. I thought I must have accidentally ordered an ADA height sink, but no, it is supposed to be regular height. Fortunately, I had some extra table legs on hand that the plumber was able to cut down to make the 3-comp sink the correct height. You will need to order longer table legs to get this sink at the correct height or it will be a back-breaker. In the photo you can see how low it sits compared to a prep sink - also Regency.

The legs were not included with this sink, we have our kitchen tore apart and no way to put it back together without the legs! How do we get the legs sent to us?

The box came with 4 or 5 holes in it beat up. Half unwrapped almost 70 percent open.

Right side was banted in when it was delivered. hope it doesn't leak water

This sink is nice looking (good quality metal) & easy to assemble. IT IS SHORT! When assembled it hits at roughly 33" high to the sink bowl lip. **The product page says 41" - this measurement is to the top of the backsplash (back top of the sink).** It will require leaning over pretty far which isn't ideal after a few dishes (I'm 5'8'' and it hits at my upper thigh). Our sink this is replacing is 35.5" high for reference... but those few inches can make a big difference on your back. The product sheet says the legs have a 1" adjustment - you gain the inch by twisting the small section at the bottom of the legs. The 33" measurement for height is WITH the legs adjusted to gain the extra inch (so without the extension it would be roughly 32"). So, it's a nice sink, but short. We will likely need to replace the legs with something longer in the near future.

It is a well built, standard issue, Three compartment sink, great for washing dishes and other industrial uses.