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i turned a basement bathroom into a grooming area for my standard poodles. I had it installed by a professional so it is very sturdy. it works very well. but isn't that so deep? I can wash her, but she takes the whole bath. I wouldn't bathe a bigger dog. since it's not deep I need a waterproof apron for when she pushes the front of the tub against me lol. the 10 week old standard poodle puppy is in the bath

we had a regular sink in the garage and my wife always wanted a bigger one to wash her garden tools and pots. I searched for a long time and only found expensive stainless steel sinks. this one is great and at a decent price. easy to assemble. I installed a piece of wood on the wall and put the rim of the sink on it. I then screwed the sink to the wood. I also put two sheet metal screws in each leg. the sink is now very solid. my wife loves it.

this replaced an old cement sink (1945) that started to rot around the drain holes. looking at my options it was hard to find one that was about the same size and not stainless steel. way too expensive for my needs. when the sink was delivered I was a little concerned because of the weight or rather lack of it. after installation I found the sink to be very sturdy and stable. with a built-in shelf and the very large "single" fairing it proved to be an excellent replacement. and if you need to replace or move it, you don't have to break it into place and drag the debris up the stairs in 5 gallon bucket increments. like the old cement. ouch!!

this replaced an old cement sink (1945) that started to rot around the drain holes. looking at my options it was hard to find one that was about the same size and not stainless steel. way too expensive for my needs. when the sink was delivered I was a little concerned because of the weight or rather lack of it. after installation I found the sink to be very sturdy and stable. with a built-in shelf and the very large "single" fairing it proved to be an excellent replacement. and if you need to replace or move it, you don't have to break it into place and drag the debris up the stairs in 5 gallon bucket increments. like the old cement. ouch!!

you would be amazed what it can do!! I originally bought it for my dogs. set of shower heads also installed. I bathed them once it was installed. the height is perfect to keep them from jumping out of the sink. later I found it was the perfect size for anything you wanted to wash around the house. because of my dogs I clean the floors quite often. it's perfect for me to fill my bucket with water without bending my back or knees. so far i have washed my dogs bucket mops bathroom carpets closet shelves. it has a large capacity and super super practical for me !!! i would recommend it to my friends.

definitely the best large sink I have found. minor issues, but not enough to cause doubt. small curvature so water can't drain 100% unless you push another spot on the bottom of the sink. the legs are a little floppy and the height of the sink is shorter than most adult backs would like. we fabricate a wooden frame that surrounds the sink and raise it to a comfortable working height that is about 3-4" higher than the single legs. the sink doesn't come with a faucet, but because other reviews weren't raving about the plumbing, we used we had a solid crane that we already had in stock.