Utility Sink Laundry Tub with Gooseneck Faucet by JS Jackson Supplies, Heavy Duty Slop Sinks for Basement, Laundry Room, Garage or Shop, Large Free Standing Wash Station (Chrome Faucet)

I chose this sink because it was inexpensive, hardwearing, and more modern looking than the old Mustee tub it replaced. It arrived with all parts and no defects. I had a plumber install it.I was worried about the faucet due to previous commenters, but it looks and works great, and I love the sprayer.

Excellent value for the money. Very sturdy. Able to easily anchor to a concrete floor. The drain pipes however are flimsy, and plumbers found it impossible to prevent leakage. I needed to replace the drain pipes with a thicker gauge plastic.

Exactly what I expected, easy assembly, perfect height. I recommend to anyone that wants a nice looking utility sink.

Like everything about it except the weight of sink is very light also drain pipes are very thin plastic but do work, however prone to coming loose if sink is bumped or moved.

I like it very much, the only thing is that it is bigger than what I thought..But I got used to it.. Ilike the black metal legs and the additional things faucet etc..

I was thrilled with the price and the looks of this utility sink and the black faucets make it quite snazzy looking. However, the sprayer wasn't working once it was installed. I trouble-shot to no avail. So I contacted the manufacturer (through Amazon), had an immediate reply, and they sent me a whole new faucet set. Needless to say, I was very impressed with their service.

Ok, the sink itself is not bad. It's a little light and probably should add some weight to the bottom legs if going to use it freestanding. The fixtures. I had a set of Moen that I used. The ones that came with it were a little less than desirable. However, with that said one must consider the cost of the unit complete. The fixtures I used cost more than the whole unit complete. But overall. Figure a way to add a little weight to it and it's not bad. I would buy another one. Actually, I might do it soon because planning to run water supplies to my shed.

1. The drain plug is hard rubber and it showed up warped so it’s not able to plug the drain. Not something I would send it back for but had to spend $5 at HD for a new drain plug (see pic)2. The holes for the faucet & sprayer are not cut out of the sink so be prepared to drill them. Not a huge deal but they should be drilled already.3) The legs just slid into place, they aren’t screwed to the sink. I expected better with the higher end price tag.(I will update the review regarding durability/longevity)