Never Fall Complete Sink Repair system

The directions were clear and the brackets came with two-sided tape which held the bracket in place for drilling pilot holes and installing screws. Installation was easy.

Very practical solution for securing a sinking kitchen sink.

I do many detached kitchen sink repairs and Ive used 5 different versions of under-mount brackets. So far, these are the fastest ones to install. Because the wide mounts do the job of 2 narrow ones, it saves time and effort. The ratcheting clamp for the front is genius and worked great. You will want a long extension for your driver, and the smallest (narrowest) drill/driver you have to drive the screws in the gap between a double bowl sink. If you have a single bowl sink, I dont think youll be able to install it. There is plenty of adjustment room on them, so if your sink has a gap, youll be able to mount the brackets first, then push the sink back up into place. Slight cons: -It would be nice if the turnbuckles were hexagons so you could fit a wrench on them. But I just used pliers and it worked great. -It would be really great if they could incorporate a spring into the extension that pushed the bracket arm inwards toward the sink. When the gap between the sink and the side of the cabinet is small, you have to hold the bracket against the sink when you tighten it to keep it in place or it can fall over and away from the sink flange. It can be difficult to have 2 hands up in place under many cabinets. -It would be awesome if self-drilling screws were included in the package. I usually replace the included screws with self-drillers because they go in much easier.

Love this sink support kit. Our sink had dropped. I had watched Youtube videos and I had ordered a kit we found on Amazon. However, on rewatching videos I saw the Never Fail Complete Sink Repair System. Checked it and order it. So, after two years of delay I had the sink fixed in 30 minutes. This system is simple to use (install). I lifts the sink into place. Supports the sink in the middle. My wife is happy, and I cam out looking good. Recommend this kit, watch video on Youtube and you will see what I mean. Well worth every penny, but dont raise the price because of my review.

I have quartz countertops and an undercounter stainless sink. It fell about 1.5 because it apparently was only held in(all this time!) with nothing but adhesive. The plumbing was fine so I decided to try this. I bought a small tube of silicon adhesive too. I cleaned the sink rim, scraping out any gunk and getting it as clean as possible. Before I put the adhesive I also wiped down the rim with alcohol. After watching the Youtube video and reviewing the instructions, I installed the brackets quickly. Put the adhesive on and then tighten the brackets. Do one more coat of adhesive around the edge of the sink to make sure you dont have gaps. Seriously easier than you think!

To start, I am not the most handy person in the world but anywhere I can save a few $$$ I do my best. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars to have somebody reattach my under sink when it separated from my granite counter top I started looking into ways to do it myself. I came across these brackets and gave them a shot. So far I am extremely satisfied and it has been a week since installation. I went a little overboard and installed 4 brackets under my kitchen sink but 2 would do just fine. I am very happy with the quality of the product and the easy to follow videos the company has online to install. The one area for improvement would be the written directions which come with the brackets. They are a little outdated and the pictures are not very clear. Aside from that, I 100% recommend trying these brackets.

You cant tell from the product pictures, but these are quite big. Very sturdy. I was hesitant to use just one per side until they arrived and I saw how much coverage they have. The top support brace covers about half the short edge of the sink. The sticky backing was a big help. Install was very fast. Took maybe 30 min.

Works as expected. Install this if youRE using undermount sink and stop worrying when your spouse use cast iron dutch oven or any HEAVY DUTY TOOLS :)

My undermount sink had fallen in from my granite countertop. It was originally installed with only epoxy and no hardware. I called plumbers who wanted nothing to do with it, and contractors as well. They recommended a granite installation place. The company that installed my countertop and sink 6 years ago wanted $250 (a discounted rate they claimed) to come out and epoxy it back up. I figured for around $40 I could try this. I was able to install it myself (although I did disconnect the garbage disposal and most of the plumbing to do so). It was relatively easy. I would recommend buying two kits so that you can use one of the other mounts on the rear center of the sink. Maybe the other could be used on the front center as well. The front center mount was very difficult to install in my tiny cabinet, but in the end I made it work. If you are semi-handy, or know someone who is, this is an excellent option to avoid a very costly repair. I feel confident that this will keep my sink in place. If I ever have another undermount sink installed I will insist on this or similar hardware as part of the install.

An under-mount stainless kitchen sink in a home I purchased came loose. Same story as others, whoever installed it used epoxy sink clips which eventually failed. I ran across the Never Fall system and just installed it today. I only used the two side arms and they work perfectly. Very sturdy. I couldnt install the center as there was no room but it doesnt seem to matter. Its a single-bowl rectangular sink. If you have an undercount sink where the mounting has failed, and you have a little room on each side, this should fix your problem and give you peace of mind the sink will never fall again. I liked being able to measure exactly where they need to go first – centered on sink, 0.5-1 lower with arms at their shortest in my case. Then you can remove the arms and attach the side brackets first with the 4 screws, then re-attach the arms, snug up tight, then lock down with the locknut so itll never move. The screw action allows some fine tuning that a static piece of plastic doesnt. Thanks to the inventor!