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I have three sinks. this is by far the best for the money. easy to install and will last for many years. it comes with instructions and everything you need to install it. it came with plastic shields and lags to secure the bracket to the wall. I am not a fan of plastic shields in a concrete block wall. so i used molly ties to get the job done. you can't go wrong when looking for a wall mounted sink.

I bought this washtub to replace an old rusty closet style washtub. I wanted something on the floor that I could clean under. this tub is incredibly sturdy. i used my laser level to make sure it was level and mounted the hawks brackets into my cinder block wall. the bath looks good! it is extremely solid. I use a 1 1/2 inch hole saw to drill holes for my faucet. This laundry basket is made of sturdy plastic. would absolutely recommend without hesitation.

bought this washtub for our garage a month ago. after installing the first i noticed a vertical crack on the side near the corner that is attached to the wall. the tear ran from the outside in. I contacted the seller who arranged a replacement. the seller was very easy to work with and five star accommodating (not direct). the replacement came quickly and actually had two smaller vertical cracks on either side near the corners extending from the wall. this time I put the tub on the floor, plugged the drain and filled it with water to see if there was a leak and it wasn't. since I don't plan on filling it that much anyway, I've decided to go ahead and accept and install it. the bath worked well. I suspect that the tears are not due to the shipping but to minor manufacturing defects. I recommend anyone buying one to examine it carefully for cracks before going to the trouble of assembling it. if there is a small crack and it does not leak, i think it is ok to accept and install.

the bath comes with a wall bracket and side brackets. the tube is thick and good quality. no cracks on my device during shipping. the main element, namely the side supports, attach to the bottom of the tub and are there to provide additional support and level the tub against a flat wall. I have an uneven wall location because the bottom wall was a concrete block and the top was studded drywall and an extra bottom molding I added to complete the look of my garage. i used heavy duty scissors to cut out the moldings and cut some of the wall plastic to fit my needs otherwise the side plastic would cut into the drywall due to the irregularities but that was just my application and not user error. additionally I will add a 1" thick board about 6" wide to "nail" the toes into the drywall transition sheet and compensate for the level difference at the bottom, bringing the level of the sink to the top. however the sink looks good and works fine for use now. I noticed there were areas in the tub that were rough or lacked a clear coat. I will also coat the inside with a hydrophobic polyacrylic coating to fix this to avoid staining these areas.

it's just a great product and you can see the quality right away. the 1/2" plastic it's made of is very sturdy and it comes with everything I need for assembly. there are a few things you should definitely pay attention to as it comes without tap and no holes drilled thats what i wanted .there are more details i covered in my youtube video review which you can find by searching alsin b003mb7rxm

the bath is made of glossy and resistant reinforced plastic. it looks pretty solid. the bottom slopes towards the drain so that there is no standing water on the bottom. the ledge where the faucet goes is completely level and water may drip down the sides. the dimensions provided by the mustee documentation are accurate. there are dimples on the bottom where you drill the tap holes to center your drill bit - a nice touch. I've found that tearing out a hole from below and then finishing at the top prevents it. the tub works easily with a hole saw and even a drill if you must use one. the tub can hold about 180 pounds of water when full, so make sure your prop is secure. ours is mounted on a concrete block with 6 tapcons - we didn't use the supplied bolts and inserts. the holes in the mounting bracket are so big that you need washers under the tapcon heads. when the plumbing is disconnected, you can lift the sink off the mounting bracket with some effort. the sink was neatly packed for shipping. you get heavy duty mounting hardware for mounting rails, a rubber plug and a 1 1/2" nut with appropriate washer for the drain. the drain uses standard 1 1/2" drain fittings.