@Nidnay wrote a comprehensive assessment of her Create Good sink:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5762071/anybody-have-a-sink-by-create-good-sinks

Another thread discussing Create Good sinks:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5820846/create-good-sinks-disposal-and-accessories

Yes we have one. It was installed about 6 weeks ago. I love it. The drain works well. The accessories are great and the size is perfect for us.

Thanks for the feedback. I really fell in love with this sink but I’m struggling with the lack of reviews, so I appreciate yours. Any issues or concerns?

I thought the 2 threads I linked above offered comprehensive reviews, laid out positives and negatives and any issues.

Yes. Thanks.

With those workstation sinks that have the integrated ledge, you lose 1-1.25" in the front to back basin dimensions.

The basin in the Create Good Sink is 16.25" front to back.

The basin in the Kraus KHF 410-33 is 17.25" front to back.

When I was shopping sinks, the front to back dimension was one of the things I compared closely. End drain was a must have.

You can create a ledge sink by choosing a positive sink reveal when you choose counter tops.

Good to know. I’ll look at that more closely in my search. Thanks so much.

I dislike work staion sinks for myself. I find all the bits are just a PITA and not big enough for real food prep the gids on the bottom just one more thing that gets gross and needs cleaning IMo a nice undermount good quility deep single bowl sink will always be my choice for clients As big as you can get in your cabinet size for sure. I have never found a ceter drain to be bad and I have worked in the restaurant kitchen places and run a catering biz from my home and not one time have I wished I had any of the stuff with a workstation sink.

@HU-475111594 how are you liking your sink?

I love all the comments here. i am looking for a nice big sink that doesnt scratch. is there such an item these days?

Composite sinks are very hard and difficult, but not impossible, to scratch.

Very disappointed "create good sinks" customer. Purchased a $1,575 sink on 12/2/24 for our vacation home. Just had the opportunity to use it for the first time after new years day breakfast. These photos are of my "good sink" after cleaning up breakfast. My review isn't on their website. Wondering why their website only has 5* reviews for the sink I purchased. Please note there are actually more scratches. It's hard to capture each one with the camera.
Tip: don't ignore the scratch warning reviews like I did.

BUYER BEWARE!

Stainless steel scratches pretty easily....what exactly did you expect when buying a stainless steel sink? Did you really need to find posts from years ago and post the same nonsense on all of them.

How lucky for me that I've only had the misfortune of discovering how horrendously these stainless sinks can scratch after my 5th sink purchase. Maybe it's a "create good sink" quality issue or maybe my other 4 sinks were just higher quality than average. Maybe if reviews like mine are actually visible to the public, I would've been better informed before making this purchase. Lucky for you, you're a stainless steel sink expert. Maybe the average Joe schmo isn't prepared for the severe scratching that occurred with my "create good sink". Do you have an issue with the internet knowing the truth about my "create good sink" experience?

I think the point is we all freak out when we get the first scratch on an expensive stainless steel sink. And then we get a few more and they disappear. It’s just what stainless does. Did someone tell you their stainless would never scratch?

Sue:

You have unrealistic expectations. Your CGS sink does not scratch any more easily than any of your other stainless steel sinks.