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Question: What are the measurements of the space on the INSIDE of the legs? I'm needing to store a box under it that is 19.25" wide, and 21" high.
Document: This is a nice laundry/utility sink. It is a lot sturdier than some of the sinks with pre-formed legs that are sold in the big hardware stores.I'm using it in my workshop and feel it will last a long time.
The quality of this sink is well above what can be bought at local hardware stores, including Lowes & Home Depot - I looked. However, as many have noted, the drain is slightly raised above the floor of the sink so a small amount of water remains after using the sink. A professional plumber installed it, so I'm pretty sure he did it as per directions. A washboard wall would also be an improvement.I like that the faucet holes are not pre-drilled. That way you can customize it a bit more depending on the faucet you choose to pair it with.
This has levelers built into the legs, great for uneven floors
The chrome tubular legs are also a much nicer look that the angled legs on cheapy-models.
Good sink, there are no holes at the top where the faucet should be, so you have to drill them. When putting on the legs, you need to use a rubber mallet or hammer so they really go in.
Assembly of the legs to the sink was a snap, and the smooth finish of the tub should be easy to keep clean. The tubular steel legs are a nice change from the bulkier, folded metal style legs found on other utility sinks.
This sink replaced an old one I had in the garage...although not the most beautiful it does look nice and the legs take up very little room and are nice and sturdy.....my plumber attached it to the wall and it is extremely stable. I would recommend this for any garage or washer\dryer room.
very nice looking sturdy product. The legs are chrome and quite sturdy. the tub is of strong synthetic material. It replaces a twenty year outdoor all purpose tub which was a cheap product to begin with and started chipping. Only concern I have is if the chrome legs will rust since the tub is exposed to the elements in the back yard. Will painting the legs help? I am not sure. only time will tell.
Positive characteristics- Well designed structure gives it sturdiness despite relatively thin construction.- Very simple assebly.- Legs have adjustable length, allowing for good placement on slightly uneven floors.- Neutral color makes for discreet fixture.Negative characteristics- Holes for faucet could be knockout type. I had to drill, and drilling this material is somewhat dirty and unpleasant.- Drain is slightly raised relative to surrounding surfaces, meaning a small puddle is usually left after use.- Drain's tightening screw does not allow for a good grip, meaning you can't tighten it well without specialized tools.- Although material's hardness is adequate, its strength is marginal.
Very sturdy, stain resistant ,deep  enough to soak  furnace filters  and keeps the water warm in the tub. Would recommend!
Answer: no