19 Gallon Utility Sink Laundry Tub by JS Jackson Supplies with Adjustable Metal Legs, Ideal for Laundry room, Basement, or Garage Workshop. Heavy Duty Shop Sink. No Faucet Included (White)

Looks very nice and sturdy. Im renovating my kitchen and this came in very handy. Easy to install as well. Legs are strong metal not plastic . Better than the one they sell at home depot.

I got the black one and it looks sleek, drains well and the legs went in perfectly. But I had a very good handyman install it. It has levelers on the bottom of each leg. I bought a Delta faucet with a pull down sprayer. It is worth a little extra money to get a good faucet that won't leak. I never have problems with my Delta faucets in the house. The sink is perfectly sized for my garage. Not too big and not too small. I could easily shampoo a small dog in it, fill my lawn sprayer, easily fill a bucket or foot bath. I'll add a photo later. Plenty of room to park my car next to it.

Really like the design of the tub, hope it holds up. Does have slight issue with all water draining, but should be ok. Not as ridged as I hoped more plasticy than hard fiberglass.

This drain tub is exactly as described. I like the metal legs so it is not wobbly. Perfect size for my needs. Good product. Easy to assemble and excellent value. It will be easy to clean.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up and get attached to my garden hose dor my outdoor setup outside my garage workshop.

Just as described

Very light in weight. This was its main fault. Size was good, but really will not be in the garage for the long haul as it's weight will be prone to breaking. It is functional however for now.

I ordered this sink because I needed to replace my old Utilitub wash basin that cracked. It arrived in a thin box with all of it's parts taped to the bottom of the sink. I verified that everything was in the package and then I began to assemble the sink. It wasn't very hard - but I had to figure out that the legs needed to be pressed into their individual slots. So, I used a rubber hammer to tap them in. Also, it was recommended to use a screw driver, or a chisel, to open up the holes for the faucet. However, I opted to use my hole saw and my cordless drill. That was a much smoother process to open the holes.When researching this sink I saw that a number of people said that the sink did not drain well. I thought it a simple matter of user error. However, after installing the sink, I found that they were right! The bottom of the sink is flat, and has no taper to guide the water to the drain. No amount of angling the legs is going to make a difference. So, you're left with a small amount of water sitting at the bottom of the basin. I didn't see it a problem large enough to merit me sending it back. But, that part of the design could be better.That said, the sink still does it's job. It's very sturdy and seems to be quite durable. And I am very happy with my purchase. If JS Jackson Supplies could make the slight adjustment to the taper of the bottom of this product for water drainage, I feel it would easily become the best wash basin on the market in it's price range.