🚰 LDR Industries 040 6000 All-in-One 19 Gallon Laundry Utility Tub with Pull-Out Faucet Review

Luckily I was able to use an old wall mount and build something to work with. Legs on this piss port design. The instructions say to take a piece of wood and hammer it in. 2 of me were bent at the same time. They still don't fit properly. The faucet has soft plastic connectors. Both of mine leaked when I filled them with water. I pulled them tight and they both undressed. Huge rubber washers are attached to the ends of the hose. Only lets you get 1 thread before things get tight. This is an…

This sink was fairly easy to assemble and install. Fasteners under the faucet for hot / cold water pipes are plastic, so you need to screw them on very carefully so as not to damage the threads. If it goes wrong, it's difficult to fix without removing the threads because it's plastic. One of mine I could not put on at all, because the thread was not completely lowered, and part of it was immediately pulled off. I gave 4 stars because the company immediately sent me a new faucet for free and I…

I just installed this sink 5 minutes ago. I am generally satisfied with the purchase. The shell itself makes a pretty solid impression. The plastic is solid and the metal legs feel pretty solid. Good quality plumbing. Expect the same from your local hardware store. The mounting holes for the faucet must be knocked out by the installer. The instructions say you should use a screwdriver or hammer and chisel. I used a hammer and a screwdriver. Didn't get it clean. The faucet closed the chip outs…

At this price point for a complete sink, fixings and faucet it's great value. If that works, our laundry will be back in business. I was particularly impressed by the crane. However, there are a few caveats: 1. The only place where the cheapness stood out was on the sink feet. You are thin and thin. Although they are designed to properly support the device, they are easily damaged during installation - if you tap them too hard or at the wrong angle, they will quickly bend. It took me a while to

The original package arrived on time and I received an email from the seller thanking me and asking if everything was ok. Which was very convenient as some details were missing (PVC drainage). The seller sent me replacement parts but they didn't match the diagram in the manual so now I have parts that don't fit. The metal hoses for connecting the faucet to the faucet did not suit me in size, this is not the seller's fault, but I did not find their size anywhere in the instructions, that is, I…

This sink is an excellent buy! We love it! Delivered quickly and exactly as described! I especially love the pull out faucet and the quality of the tub is amazing! Metal legs, thick and durable shell. The best part is that it has everything you need! It had a drain, utilities, faucet, all the hardware, leveling feet and even a sink plug! It was easy to install, the plastic is easy to clean, and it's deep enough to catch "splashes" if I pour a 5 gallon bucket of liquid down the drain! Another…

I am sitting here and unable to use the running water in my new house due to the poor quality of this sink. Yes if you are looking for ONE sink/tub then I think it is a good idea to invest in something like a real sink BUT we all make choices to get there in the TIME it takes us , where we need it, and YOU MAY THINK it can PERFORM ITS BASIC FUNCTION, but it doesn't. At least not with an OS called "Legs That Belong". They fall. OK used a piece of wood and kicked out the legs AGAIN and got them…

The sink itself isn't bad - enough plastic so it's not flimsy, good form factor, handy tap holes and a drain fitting. The included drain pipe is made of PVC, typical of a home camp. The metal legs are stiff (unlike the wobbly plastic legs I've used in the past) but the way you attach them by hammering them into the grooves is a bit stiff. Adjustable feet with screws allow you to level the sink. So why not give 5 stars? Stupid plastic tap! I've read in other reviews that it's plastic, but I…