🚰 Diversitech 6-2626L Drain Pan: Large Plastic Tray, 26"x26" – Ultimate Solution for Drainage Review

Bought this to use under dog water bowls as I have several bibs at home. It's great, it keeps water off the bottom and doesn't look ugly.

I'm an HVAC specialist and I use the drain pan for something else. I use it as a plastic tray under the ferret cage. I have used the brand for many other repairs. good brand and good price

Good for what I need it for. A little on the flimsy side but gets the job done. Too bad I couldn't get one with a drain on the bottom as I use it as a drip pan under my large chameleon cage because a lot of water will sit in it before it reaches the drain on the side. Guilty. I'll try to refine a little, I'm sure everything will be fine after that. The included drain appeared to be well made and I'm sure it would work well for other uses on the side of the tray.

Pallet arrived defective with a HOLE in the bottom, and not just once, but TWICE! The water is supposed to come out through the faucet on the side, but the water just seeps through the base onto the floor along with these pots, rendering them *unusable*. This pan has good reviews so not all of them can be defective - I hope. It's the perfect size for my application and the serviceable parts seem to be of the right quality, so again I ordered a replacement. The first pan looked like a hole…

Due to poor experience I bought these to fit under my 24" wide x 24" deep 8 cu. Feet of a freezer that does NOT self defrost. (The freezer door was accidentally left open overnight, allowing a combination of freezing and thawing to damage the wood floor.) Hopefully that plastic drain pan will prevent future defrost damage. To prevent future leaks in the drain pan, the existing drain hole in the pan has been covered with a plastic cap. In order for the freezer door to open and close, 2 inch…

I didn't rate it for durability but honestly it was as strong as I expected and as strong as I needed it to be. I used it under the washer and dryer in the closet where the carpet was. The front-to-back size of the machine was very close to the inside dimension of the sump, but the sump continues to taper and the machine's legs are lowered, allowing the machine to sit squarely in the sump (I wanted a very tight fit). because I didn't have much space). I also placed a piece of plywood under the…