Laundry Sink Utility Tub With High Arc Metal Pull Down Faucet By JS Jackson Supplies, Stainless Faucet, Black Tub

Sink and legs are a bit shaky but if you fasten it to the wall it’s stable. There isn’t much slope in the bottom of the sink so water can pool, saying this I am still quite happy with this product. It looks great faucet is very nice and you get everything you need to plumb the sink.

Excellent sink for the garage. I legs are the weakest part, if left as they were. However, after reading some other posts, I anchored the sink to the wall and used screw caps to hide the silver screws. It is well anchored and very sturdy. You cant beet the cost. It arrived quickly and all the parts were there. Very pleased.

Our house has a laundry tub in a room we use as a library/study. After 20 years we finally remodeled the room and instead of removing the tub and plumbing (which I planned to do), we replaced it with this beautiful modern black tub and upgraded shelving above it. It all actually looks great in the room!

It was pretty easy set up, although the item came boxed and everything had to be put together. I was disappointed with the quality. The plastic is not hard, it’s rather flimsy (almost flexible) unlike the one we bought it to replace. Also, the legs are not a very firm/solid metal. The metal legs are thin and they easily bend, so don’t expect to put anything too heavy in this sink. For me, laundry and washing things I wouldn’t want to wash in my kitchen sink, it’s okay. However, any little bump will physically love this sink. Wish I had read the reviews first.

We have a new washer and drier (black and stainless) and our old white sink looked pretty bad next to them. We are really happy with the black sink and very nice faucet.

I bought this utility sink from Amazon. It was missing pieces. Instead of returning it, I asked Amazon for a credit so I could purchase the missing pieces myself. I notified Amazon who referred me the sink company (JS). Because I bought this product from Amazon, JS didn’t want to help me. Now my return window closed and I have a sink that doesn’t work. Oh well

We wanted a black utility sink instead of white for our barn so that it wouldn't show stains. This sink was perfect for this. It also came with a nice faucet which I had my doubts but when I opened it to examine it I was pleasantly surprised how nice it was and comparable to faucets that were priced as much as what I paid for both the sink and faucet that came with. The legs were simple metal legs that slid into the corners of the sink that would lock in. This could be improved because while trying to install the legs it was a bit difficult to get them to stay. The instructions say to tap the legs down with a wood block and hammer which did secure them better. I would recommend that you screw the sink in place so it doesn't move or wobble on you while using it. They could improve it by having a pre drilled hole through the plastic and leg and supply screws to secure the two together. Would buy again.

I bought this to replace a somewhat more expensive "cabinet model" utility sink in my garage that had disintegrated due in the 12 years since installed, likely due to UV exposure breaking down the plastic sink.This black sink looks beefier (thicker plastic) than the old sink and I'm hopeful it will hold up better. Also, as I often use this sink to rinse off parts and clean my hands after mechanic work, it sees a lot of grime, and it should get stained like the old white sink did.The box included everything necessary to install the sink including the sink, legs, leg bolts, faucet assembly, supply hoses, and drain assembly. The only other thing I used to install it was 4 each #12 wood screws I drilled through the top lip and into the T1-11 siding I use for the interior of my garage.The reasons I did not give this 5 stars:1. The legs are pretty thin and flimsy...although they mount securely and seem to work "OK".2. There is no provision to mount the sink to a wall. I pre-drilled holes and used 4 #12 screws....but it would have been better if they would have designed a way to mount the thing to a wall and included screws and screw caps (or some other feature to allow the screws to be hidden or look finished).