Utilatub 24 in. x 20 in. Structural Thermoplastic Floor-Mount Utility Tub in White

This took the place of my old one, and I love it. I love it very sturdy.

I purchased this utility sink to replace the one in our laundry room. I was painting the interior to ready the house for sale and decided that the old one was too stained and yucky to stay in the now clean & bright laundry. It was delivered in just one day, which was awesome. Pros: The instructions for assembly and installation were clear and easy to follow, but anyone with a bit of DIY skills could do it without instructions. Reasonably well constructed. It is an inexpensive plastic tub. If you want something better you'll have to pay more! Same goes for the looks - This is a very utilitarian tub and looks decent. If you want a designer sink you need to pay a few hundred more buckos! Cons: Most cons are related to the fact that this is an inexpensive tub. My review is based in large part on what I paid for it. It is good value for the money! The only real cons were that you really had to smack the legs to insert them into the bottom of the tub, but once in it was all good. It does have just a bit of wiggle because the legs aren't really braced, but again what else would I expect for the price paid? The faucet was a bit cheap, but considering the whole tub with faucet cost less than a fancy faucet I'm really not complaining, Bottom line: I recommend this as a laundry/utility sink if you just want the basics.

My recommendation is actually a "Yes, but...". My two problems were with the installation and now that it' installed it's what I would expect for a plastic utility sink. It replaced an old plastic one with plastic legs that had seen better days. This sink uses metal legs, which is a great improvement as it is much more sturdy. Both installation problems were with the legs. The most daunting was that it wasn't anywhere near as easy as shown in the online video to insert the legs into the bottom of the sink in spite of vigorous pounding. When I thought they were in as far as they could go, I turned the sink upright and the legs promptly fell out. After several more tries with a larger piece of wood and a larger sledge hammer, I gave up and looked for a "thinking-out-of-the-box" solution. Using a heat gun, I got the plastic soft enough to insert the legs by hand using gloves. They will now not come out on their own. I obviously should not have had to do this. The design of the leg bases and the sink slots needs to be improved. It seems that the tapers on the legs were not quite right for the slot. The last problem has to do with the levelers on the end of each leg. They are made of plastic and I felt if I tightened the set screw enough to keep them from sliding under load, the plastic leveler would crack. I think they're tight enough now but if I have trouble going forward, I'll use some star washers to help lock them in place. Maybe the legs were not the correct ones for my sink, but they looked like the photos in the instructions and the video, so I'm not sure what happened. In summary, aside from the problems I had with leg and leveler installation, it's a perfectly good sink for the money. If we weren't in the middle of a pandemic I would probably have returned it but I didn't want to take the additional health risk of a 2nd trip because I'm an old guy.

Heavy duty tub, simple design without too many unnecessary features. Metal legs with adjustable feet are a plus. We had professionally installed, works great. Recommend purchasing a quality faucet.

Easy to assemble, very simple, very cheap, exactly what I needed.

Great product for the price. I was looking for a sink to wash my hands in after working in the garage before heading side and this tub works great. Also big enough to wash my 30 pound dog. I stood in it to climb behind the dryer Nd it held my 190lb weight. I have had mine now almost 3 1/2 years.

Easy to assemble. Works well for secondary laundry sink Make sure the legs are fastened to the floor.

Sink worked great, had everything I needed to replace the old sink that the previous owner had painted for some crazy reason! Was easy to install, no problems. Adjustable feet were awesome! Thank you!

It's an easy way to add a sink to a laundry room. I connected this tub by adding splitters to my washing machine's hot and cold water supply. These are simple garden-hose splitters, connected to my existing laundry hose connectors for hot and cold. The tricky part was going from garden hose-connector to faucet connectors. For that, HD employees helped me find a Garden Hose adapter (3/4 in MH x 1/2 in MIP, SKU 867678, LFA-663), along with a compression coupling (1/2 in OD x 1/2 in FIP, LFA-218 by Watts, or SKU 660880 by Everbilt) -- 2 of each of these were the right transition to two 16" faucet connectors which may come with your faucet (mine was BrassCraft Connector 1/2 in FIP to faucet, 1/2 in Comp to valve outlet). The only other step was running the drain S-trap to a drain hole in the floor. Most laundry rooms have a floor drain, so I removed the grate and put the drain pipe about 2" below floor level. I secured my unit in place with a 2x4 near the base. This is a nice, narrow tub, ruggedly molded and with metal legs.

It's easy to handle and to install.