Undermount Sink Mounting Brackets, Stainless Steel Adjustable kitchen sinks undermount Legs Installation and Repair Kit Support System with Waterproof Gloves.(13.8-23.6inches)

This is a great, cost-effective solution to a long-standing problem. The product was very easy to install and should support the sink as long as needed until we are ready to update the kitchen.

Did not work for my application. It would not secure the sink in order to properly mount under countertop.

This under-the-sink mount worked great for me. We have a large old heavy sink that I just adore and after so many years of use, I worry about it slipping or buckling. This kit was the perfect solution. I love that it is strong enough to hold my sink up while it looks nice under the sink. It was easy to install. It had everything in it I needed for the task.They even included waterproof gloves so my hands would stay dry while I was installing the mounts. Overall I am thrilled with the outcome. It was easy to do and looked nice but most importantly it saved my sink and countertop.

Price was great and the quality is acceptable. I used it under the sink so it will never fall through again.

This product made a daunting job a breeze. Replacing two rough cut, poorly measured 2x6s that were supporting our under counter sink, freeing up much needed space in the cabinet and holding the sink firmly in place. Best $30 I have ever spent on Amazon.

These might have worked well if I could have centered them, but since it's a double basin with a drain in each one, I couldn't center it. Without the mounts being centered, the sink wasn't stable. They did what I needed for a brief time, but it's in no way a permanent solution.

I'd never done an under cabinet sink installation before. I happened to come across these helpful supports and ordered a pair, really not too expensive. I always like to have a special tool to make the job easier. I had a helper, and after removing the old sink, we put a silicone adhesive around the top as instructed and carefully eased the sink into position from below. My helper then extended the supports to touch the bottom of the sink, then he unscrewed the two adjusting nuts to put pressure on the sink. One needs to wait 24 hours before using the sink to allow the mastic time to dry. I took out the supports this morning and everything looks good. Now, like many times before, I have a tool in my garage that I'll never use again. But that's not all bad. What's the saying? "the man who dies with the most tools wins the game."

I got it to hold my kitchen sink up. it doesn't