Never Fall Complete Sink Repair system

Very practical solution for securing a sinking kitchen sink.

The granite contractor did a number on us, he installed our under counter kitchen sink with absolutely no support at all, just silicone sealant. Whats truly amazing is that it held for 5 years before completely failing. I resealed the sink after cleaning of all the old silicone and held it in place by using 2x4 and a couple of car jacks to add some extra pressure to help it seal solidly. That night, I started looking for options to give the sink continuous support. It didnt take long to figure out that Never Fail was the best option. Two days later, they arrived and I installed them in about 20 minutes. Easy to install, very well made an suited for this issue, a little expensive but worth every penny, It truly is a permanent fix!

Had undermount sink fall down - tried the glue on mounts they fell- these worked awesome - now the sink isnt going anywhere

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.

We had not one but two undermount sinks in our kitchen renovation 10 years ago. The main sink dropped 5 years ago and the prep sink soon followed. Did the best cosmetic caulking job I could and we just lived with it. I even considered tearing out the granite and starting over. Then I found these exquistely engineered little pieces of hardware on Amazon. Bought one kit for each sink. The actual hardware installation only took about 5 minutes a side. Resealed with clear silicone and adjusted the sinks back into place. What a joy! Thanks for this incredible product!

Why dont sink installers use these from the beginning instead of random blocks of wood slopped with silicone? Only thing I wish was that the rod was capable of using a wrench to turn. There isnt much clearance between the rod and cabinet to turn.

Sometimes you find a tool thats just perfect for the task at hand. When the subcontractor installed the counters and sink in my new home, the keyhole slots in the granite counter for the undermount sink clips did not line up properly with the cabinets. So the installer left half the slots empty, with nothing supporting one of the two basins. Two years later its sagging on one side. I envisioned fabricating something similar to this device, so I was really happy to find this ready made. It would have taken five minutes to install, but the disposal was in the way, so I fiddled for all of 10 minutes to install it. Screw the mounting plate in position, tighten the turnbuckle by hand, then tighten the lock nut and youre done. Just be careful not to overtighten the turnbuckle, because unlike with clips youre not snugging the sink to the counter, youre exerting upward pressure on both sink and counter. After snugging it up by hand to the point where the new caulk squeezed out I marked the turnbuckle with a pencil and tightened another 1/8 turn. Great product.

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.

If youre handy, this repair system will save you a lot of money. Can someone answer me why everyones sink is attached to the granite with worthless glue guaranteed to separate? I cant believe how widespread this issue is. My sink started separating from the granite and a repair guy quoted me over $300 to stabilize it in place. I watched a YouTube video instead and one of the comments recommended this repair system. I had very little room on one side of the sink but still managed to get the arm in there for support. Installation of the middle support was quite easy. The most challenging part for me was cleaning the old silicone and reapplying it. Anyways, for this repair kit and clear silicone, job done for less than $50.

The sink clips broke on the undermount sink in the kitchen, it began to sag and we were panicking because water was leaking between the sink and granite countertop. I researched a lot and found this system to boost the sink back up and keep it in place. My husband and father in law had it installed in less than an hour and it has been doing the job for the last few months with no issues. We re-caulked around the ring of the sink to get a good seal and it is more sturdy now than ever. It doesnt get in the way of the cabinet space and seems to be keeping the sink tight against the countertop. Highly recommend if you have an undermounted sink.