FLTD11 Molded-Stone Double-Bowl Laundry Tub, White

Returned. It was damaged

It would seem that there is money to be made out there somewhere for a mid-priced laundry sink that falls somewhere between basic el cheapo and restaurant quality stainless steel. This sink falls into the former category, and, while the price is right, and it hasn't collapsed during use, I do get a little nervous every time the washer drains. Still, for the price, I will not complain much other than to say that I suspect that it will not be very long before the surface is permanently stained (but, hey, it's in the basement, right?). Drab, a little flimsy looking, but so far so good.

The legs are very lightly made, the sink is top flight. I simply made my own stand. The legs it comes with are probably OK --I haven't read a review where they failed (yet, anyway). This is a good value without the legs --I'd have given it 5 stars if it had been offered without legs at an only slightly lower price. I am pleased with this sink, but then I also made my own stand --which may not be an option for everyone.

I needed a new laundry sink from the cement one left in the house (1955) wore out around the drain. I had the contractor reverse the front for the back so I have the ledge out front and the existing clamps slid down over the front now the back. Installation was a cinch and I like the ledge/shelf in the front!!

Cheap plastic junk, legs extremely flimsy, as are leg connections to plastic tub.Would be passable for built in installations not involving legs.Spend more, worry less.

The tub is great! If I had any concerns, it would be the legs. They didn't all seat in as good as I would have liked.

The tub is fine, the legs are horrible. I had to make my own so that the tub was not able to tip over.