SinkPositive

Rather cheaply made but serves the purpose for a toilet with limited space for a sink or for mud room toilet. I had to return it, though, as my toilet does not have a rectangular shaped top to the tank - the front is narrower than the back - with the handle on the angled side. This sink top overhung the front part of the tank to the point that I could not see/reach the handle to flush. If the handle had been on the front face of the tank it could have worked, although not aesthetically pleasing as it obviously did not “fit” my shaped tank.

Great concept but it is plastic and not sturdy. There is also no way to turn on and off water other then flushing the toilet. Basin is not deep and it splashes water against the wall. Look around at plumbing supply stores and you'll find a similar product, or basically you could make something of this quality.

Fifty years ago some amateur built a toilet in the basement of the house I now live in, but with no sink. This toilet was old, stained and used too much water. My wife hated it. But it would have been too expensive to rebuild the stall or to add a sink.I decided to install a modern toilet, one which uses 1.28 gallons of water, as California law now requires. The space available was small, requiring a 10 inch "rough-in". This is a plumber's term for the distance from the wall to the center of the outlet pipe. Most toilets have 12 inch rough-ins. Therefore the tank of the new toilet was both narrow and short.I had seen somewhere a photograph of a sink which sits on the tank of the toilet and uses the clean water which flows into the tank for hand-washing. I figured that, this being America, some entrepreneur would be selling an attachment. But I did not expect that it would be so easy to buy that you could get it with one click on Amazon.com. The sink arrived within a few days.The installation was a bit difficult. The tank was so short that the hose draining the sink jammed against the bottom of the tank, so the water did not flow. I had to cut the hose with a pair of scissors. The top of the tank was so narrow that the sink did not sit snugly on it. I had to rig up some metal clips to hold the sink firmly to the back wall. The handle of the toilet was so close to the top of the tank that if I had I not braced the sink back against the wall, the rim of the sink would have protruded out over the handle of the toilet, making it impossible to reach.But everything worked in the end. I like the fact that you can wash your hands after using the toilet. In fact the stream of water runs so long before the tank is filled that you can wash your hands two or three times. And the perfume in the soap you use to wash your hands winds up in the bowl of the toilet. This turned the formerly foul toilet into a sweet-smelling thing. The sink is cute, shiny, and clean-looking. It is made of plastic but from a distance it looks like porcelain.I am happy. My wife is happy.Worth every penny.

This is so cool! Albeit a bit pricey, I looks nice and works as promised. As a side note, everyone who uses this product wants to lift it up to look underneath to see how it works. If you find that the sink does not turn off, it is because someone picked it up and did not return the drain tube in the tank overflow drain.

We used this as a solution to get a sink in our super tiny-no-room-for-a-sink bathroom in our old home. It’s awesome. Way more affordable solution than a combo toilet/sink or bathroom remodel. Our guests totally get a kick out of it. Super easy to install and cleaning is easy. Ours has gotten a ton of use over the past year and it still looks/works great. The only drawback is that the water is ice cold during the winter, because you’re obviously not filling your toilet tank with heated water.

We absolutely love this little sink. It serves its purpose in our tiny guest bath with no room for an actual sink. Many people have commented on how cute it is. It took my husband maybe 15 minutes to install.

Disappointed. It is as others have stated cheap plastic and seems overpriced for what you’re getting. Also it didn’t fit my toilet tank, which is a standard apartment toilet with nothing unusual about it as far as I can tell. It’s slightly too narrow. Will try to make it fit but will return if I can’t get it to work on my tank or swap for another brand.

I love this thing! I bought my first house a year ago with a full bath on the first floor and a quarter bath in the basement (a toilet all by itself). If I or a guest used the toilet in the basement we would have to walk across the room to the slop sink to wash our hands. By installing this, everything can be done in the same room. The bathroom is the size of a coat closet so installing a real sink wasn't feasible. It was one of my favorite purchases of the year, besides the house. Everyone who sees this does a double take and laughs when it is used. I've had it for a year and it still manages to make me chuckle.