Purchased grey sink. Pictures and actual product match. Overall satisfied with what we got. Solid plastic sink and nice faucet. Good value for the money. Water lines and new plumbing come with it. Decided to replace all old items. A few key points.>Get sink/tub ready in an open space in your house. add legs, faucet, to basin then move it to your designated space. ours W/D is next to the sink then the wall. not alot of room to work in our laundry room (picture).> installing legs can be tricky. prior reviews suggest basin cracked when installing these. need to use block of wood and hammer/mallet. dont use 100% of your power. Be gentle. know that you may need do again once installed (see below).> installing new plumbing can be tricky too. needed to cut plastic pipes. not a plumber so this was a first for me. a carpet knife or sharp object wont work. need manual or electric saw. see manufacturer for the right way. I used what I had in garage. ALSO, don't make any cuts until you have sink in the place you want (picture). will impact connection to housing and your wall.> Hooking up water supply line is fun (not).. but not this products fault.> And finally, leveling is key. saw reviews about water puddling. need to have sink tilt back a bit. once plumbing installed pour water into sink and see how water sits or drains. you'll likely need to level the front legs higher. this was challenging. make sure front leg level/screws are easily accessible. one of legs fell out during this final process so we had use the wood/mallet combo to set back in place.needed my wife's help with parts of this install.