Never Fall Complete Sink Repair system

After watching several YouTube videos I purchased this kit. I didn’t need to remove garbage disposal or plumbing. I am a 59 year old woman,, and I did it myself. The sink is sturdy and will never drop out again. This kit made an otherwise impossible job surprisingly easy!

This system is the the most elegant approach I have ever seen to sagging undermount sinks. After days of cuss words trying to repair failed wood blocking unable to bear the weight of the disposal unit pulling the sink down from the countertop -- and still more days searching in vain at building centers and hardware stores for a solution -- I took a flier on this and boy am I glad I did! The components are well made (e.g. the edges were bead blasted so they dont cut ones fingers) and work pretty painlessly. The double-sided tape on the lower brackets is not all that strong, so I found it best to have a screw on the tip of screwdriver handy to tack the unit in before finishing the remaining screws with a cordless drill (carefully set to lower torque to avoid blowing out the cabinetry sides). Overall, the installation is quick and painless and works as advertised. I loved how you can turn the turnbuckles by feel alone while watching the silicone caulk bead compression from above, to make sure everything is even and perfect. The design and quality make this one of the best home repair purchases I have ever made. Its a real gem of engineering. It took me from misery to happiness in short order, and I truly praise this product with unbridled enthusiasm!

We have an under-counter stainless sink with granite countertops. Our builder used some kind of cardboard and glue tabs to hold the sink on. Well, that lasted about 5 years. This worked perfectly to lift up the sink back in place. Install: it was not hard but a little messy and time consuming for the home DIYer. Once you remove the sink you need to really clean up the sink top and under-counter area. I did this with a scraper and steel wool. Installing the hardware was simple a few measurements and fit checks were all it took. You do want a partner in this endeavor to help hold and align the sink with the counter. There are a few good YouTube videos showing installation.

My SS sink was falling out of the quartz countertop, in a one year old home. I was NOT happy. I found these, and they looked like the perfect solution. They installed very easily, and are very sturdy. My only problem was that the sink wanted to slip out of place, until the silicone set up—so I had to hold the sink in position for an hour. I don’t fault the supports. Silicone is really slippery when it’s wet. Just be aware.

The best 30 bucks Ive ever spent! The self stick feature mede it really easy to install in tight quarters.

We woke up to our bathroom undermount sink falling because the contractors who put them together didnt install any clips under the marble. I was able to use the never fall system to essentially jack the sink back into place - and its sturdy. However, stripping out the old silicone and recaulking really should be done, and is not an easy task. Anyway, this system did what I needed it to do.

worked as expected. front clip was a little tricky and I could only use one screw on the base due to limited space. best installed before the sink.

Installed in about 30 minutes

I bought this to lift the portion of my under mount stainless steel double sink where it had separated from the granite near the faucet (exterior wall side of sink). At least for me (and Im fairly handy), it seemed difficult to attach to the sides lip of the sink because I tried that approach first. Of course, it is difficult to work under a kitchen sink, due to position and lack of room, even when everything stored underneath is removed. I eventually got the results I wanted using part of this kit - the front support worked great to lift the front of the sink (by cabinet doors). I wound up using one of the main supports with sheetrock anchors to mount to the rear wall and then positioned it differently than in the instructions to put tension on the rear part of the sink and lift it back into place. This probably isnt ideal, but it seems secure and the combination of the supports and a little silicone sealant got the results I wanted. I think it will work great on a new installation, but it would be good if there was a bracket to secure the side of the sink near the faucet as well as a front support.

I didn’t know what to do when my sink started to sag. It’s over 15 years old and originally hanging by four clips. Now two fell out and it was virtually impossible to reinstall them. I started to google and saw this no fall system on YouTube. This was so genius. It was easy to install and trust me, the sink isn’t going anywhere for another 15 years!