Zenna Home Utility Sink for Laundry Room and Garage, Freestanding Laundry Sink for Garage or Kitchen, Indoor & Outdoor Utility Tub with Pull-Out Faucet, Towel Bar, 24" W x 24" D x 36.75" H, White

This is a fantastic value at a $125.You get everything nice faucet with a pull out spray head. Has a little soap dish and all your drainage plumbing.And supply tubes to hook up to your shut off

Delivered as shown. Easy to install , nice deep well min the sink. Faucet is adequate but, will not hold up to hard use. Overall this was definitely worth the money.

This sink was super easy to put together and install. I love how tall and deep it is. My only issue with it is the legs. I've seen this opinion from others. The legs go on easily, but also come off easily. Too easily. I'm probably going to glue them in because the slightest bump can send one to the floor. Putting it back in can send another to the floor, and on and on. Otherwise, great sink for my small laundry room.

Nice utility sink. Easy assembly and installation. Faucet is plastic but adequate. Can easily switch out with metal faucet if needed.

It's mid, not good but not bad, usable. The tub itself is fine, the shelf and legs are not the greatest structurally but you can rig it up to stay sturdy but why should you have too, very cheaply engineered shelf and legs in my opinion. The faucet is just not very good, mostly cheap plastic and only lasted 2 months with barely any use, and the spray button never worked great either. Didn't bother with trying to contact the seller for a warranty replacement, after it broke I got a nice faucet from HD on the cheap that was on sale, huge upgrade over the garbage plastic that's included. Overall I needed one quick and it does an ok job.

Here's a photo of what I received in the plumbing kit when I bought this laundry tub. It had everything I needed, including a weight for the pull-out spigot. It was relatively easy to install (I recommend installing the faucet and faucet water feed tubes before you put the tub in place, since they're hard to get to). The legs do not snap into place, and may fall out when the unit is lifted. They work OK for me so far, but I may need to add a set screw to keep them in place. The shelf helps to hold the legs together. This is a well designed tub and a good value at $107. Overall, a nice improvement on the 35-year-old tub and faucet that I had.

The media could not be loaded. This is garbage. WOW. I could NOT get the legs in using a deadblow hammer. Any more force and I was risking cracking the plastic. Tried with a block of wood too. The legs NEED to go in all the way otherwise it's way too wobbly and dangerous (watch the video). The legs will also fall out if the unit is lifted. The faucet is absolute junk. Yes, it's entirely plastic, even the THREADS where your supply lines attach.Bottom line: The modding you'll need to make to sturdy the legs, and dealing with the cheap faucet is simply not worth this price. MAYBE I would use it outside where leaks and drips didn't matter so much, but definitely NOT inside and not at this price. Check out the similar size Mustee tub which is around $70 + a $30 faucet + $10 in drain tubes and you're still $20 ahead of the game!

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