Never Fall Complete Sink Repair system

My kitchen sink fell into the cabinets below on the first day of the COVID-19 lockdown in my town. The silicon glue that held the sink in place had failed. After a few panicked expletives, I started researching options to fix my sink. Luckily, I found some online videos and reviews of the Never Fall system. I ordered it and it arrived with Prime delivery three days later. Within twenty minutes of opening the package, my sink was back in place! I sealed around the edge of the sink with silicon caulk for moisture-proofing, but otherwise the Never Fail hardware is the only thing holding my sink up now, and it is doing a great job so far! I used both side brackets as well as the front optional bracket because, well, if the hardware comes with it, I might as well use it. Ill update this review if I ever have any issues with the hardware over time.

When our sink was installed, my husband saw the installer using blocks slathered with epoxy and asked if that was really enough to hold the sink in place. The installer insisted it would be. Six years later, it was not! Our sink came crashing down, and the gobs of epoxy came down with it. The YouTube video that shows how these brackets work opens with “if you’re watching this video, you’re sink has probably detached from the countertop.” Yup. Anyway with two people, reattaching the sink using the brackets was very easy. It took only about 30 minutes. The brackets being adjustable after they are screwed in makes fine tuning the placement of the sink much easier. I wish our installer had told us about these 6 years ago- they are a simple preventative measure to what could end up being an expensive problem. We got lucky our plumbing didn’t get damaged when the sink came out, but it doesn’t always work out that way!

My under mount sink had come loose and two of the granite clips failed. I was looking for a different solution and found this. Installation was easy and it did the job. Great product.

Easy to install, highly suggest!

I used this product to repair my mother’s under-mount kitchen sink, which had fallen. It not only added support, but made the entire job much easier. I measured and installed the anchors with the support rods about 5 turns extended. This gave me just the right amount of room when I added the support rods to back off and allow a gap to add some silicone adhesive. Rotated the rods to hold it firmly against the counter, tightened the locking nut, and done. Feels very solid, even before the adhesive dries. Would definitely use again or recommend. UPDATE: 1 year later, sink is still firmly in place. :)

My sink came with mounting hardware that required me to drill holes to the underside of the cabinet. I really didnt want to do that or spend money on tools Im only going to use once. I feel like the screws could eventually come loose from the countertop. Also, I wanted an easy way to remove the sink if I ever wanted to replace it or do any kind of repairs. So, I gave this a shot even though it says it is a sink repair system. I figure if it can support 680lbs, then it should work as a sink install system. Can I use this never fall system without the sink mounting hardware? I hope so. Maybe the company can chime in on this. Anywho, it has been about 2 weeks since I installed it. You need roughly 2-2.5 inches on both sides for the thing to fit. It seems sturdy enough, but I havent been able to put it under any kind of stress since the water is not yet hooked up. I couldnt use the extra support bracket because I dont have anything in the front to attach it to. Company said it would be fine, so I hope they are right. I may end up adding in some wood support. Only complaint at the moment is that turning the turnbuckle can become difficult if there isnt enough clearance on both sides. I couldnt ensure that I had fully hand-tightened it because my hand didnt fit in the gap. The only way I could test was to wiggle the turnbuckle to see if it moved. I will update to see if it holds up after I start using the sink.

I have a dual under mount sink sagging in the middle. This product is very well made and should be part of the initial install as well. The front mount worked great. I used a side support for the rear. No more gaps anywhere on the sink. The assemblies are well made, even the components are great material and coatings. The price point is great. Designed very well. The 3M tape was a nice touch. I used my 90 degree drill attachment for the front support.

I was skeptical that any of these products would work. This one, because of its adjustable capability is really effective. In my case the original installer did not mount the sink properly on the front. When the seal broken on the front the board holding the front rotted out (< 5 years). I have double doors with a center board, so I could use the front center mount. The side mount system installs easily. I installed about 1/2 low and then tightened it up. That allowed me to clean out all of the old chalk and put the new high grade caulk in, then crank the sink in place. I did put corner epoxy-on corner brackets as a final support element. With this system, you can always take it down and redo again if needed. For what it is worth, I am a licensed plumber.

This is exactly what I needed. Very solid hardware, easy to align, and effortless and precise turnbuckle action with plenty of travel. Can’t go wrong with this kit vs. other low grade imitations.

First I’d like to say that I’m a 30-something female and I installled these independently. It took me forever because I would attempt to extend it to raise the sink and the metal kept slipping from the bottom of the metal on the sink. It would be great if it had rubber on the part that touched the sink to keep it from slipping. I had to unscrew and move around a couple times to get to the very correct spot where they wouldn’t slide off when tightened (which it’s under the counter so it’s not really that big of a deal). This is an issue with where the sink is and how it was installed into the space...not an issue with the product. The sink is an under mount stainless...that was attached solely by glue (and random pieces of cardboard were stuck up in there to “hold” it by the builder and that was also glued...yeah fun times)...and it’s in a corner space with more room on one side than the other. Shall I say, while I’m not the most savvy at fixing things...these things are a life saver that prevented me from having to have someone come in and drill into my granite, and/or charge me an arm and a leg. They are still holding my sink up...and there’s always dishes of some sort in there, so it’s definitely done the job!