Ratings & Reviews for Mustee 23-in x 23.5-in 1 -Basin White Freestanding Laundry sink with Drain

Shipped Without the Legs

I ordered this online and the description clearly states that it includes steel legs. When my plumber opened the box to install - no legs. We went to the store and were told there were more of these tubs “somewhere around aisle 32” and they would send assistance. After much searching we found the tubs in aisle 35 (no one ever showed up to assist) but again no legs. We searched around and finally found a box of legs separated from the tub but this took a lot of effort. It is a nice, sturdy laundr...

Run away from this sink

I bought this sink to use for cleaning my beer bottles before refilling them. I thought great price some of the reviews said to watch out. I should have listened. First off I had to drill holes to make the faucet I bought fit. Second and most importantly the legs collapsed. The tub wasn't even half way full of water. I cant take it back because I had to drill holes for the faucet. I have no choice but to build me a set of legs. Bad design they should be ashamed of themselves.

flimsy and not well made

Legs are flimsy and fall out, cheap pot metal, will rust. The tub itself has a low spot away from drain that holds a puddle of water, because of. the drain extrusion. There is no way to secure it to the wall, without drilling the small rear edge. So, it can move around if leaned on causing the drain line to come loose or leak. Cheap cost, cheap product. I wouldn’t buy it again

very happy

My new sink works great! Just what I needed for the space I had and it's performance. Thanks

Solid

Bought this sink because the sides were thick and solid. The installation of the legs could be better but in my case I only used the front legs as I attached the back to the wall with some 2x4's. Sink has been great so far.

Good product

I installed this sing in my shop with relative ease. Deep enough to avoid wall splatter at high water flow rates. the only issue I encountered was that the legs tend to stay somewhat loose when installed per the instructions and fell out when I righted it for installation. A little epoxy fixed that issue. Overall I would recommend this item for use in a light to medium use environment.

Laundry basin

Replacing an old mustee utilit tub 40yrs old, still works just old looking with a new mustee utilit- tub that has the wash board incorporated on the front of the new tub. Really like the new tub. Built sold and should last another 40yrs. Thanks.

Utility Sink

We replaced a 30 year old utility sink with this one and it looks GREAT. Very easy to set up and install.

Look elsewhere

The sink portion is fine it's the legs that are a joke they don't stay in no matter how much you hammer them in. ultimately they will fall out on you when you are trying to get the sink in place

Nice Looking

Purchased the sink at Lowes to replace an old slop sink in a utility room. The sink looks great and faucet and plumbing hookups were easy. I like others just don’t understand how the manufacturer does not have a better system for the legs. I had to install screws to hold in the legs even after following the installation instructions with a rubber hammer. Would love to give 5 stars but the leg design for the sink is poor.

Utility Sink

Legs on this sink are poorly made and keep falling off. Going to make my own legs

Doesn't stand up

The sink itself is pretty nice. Very simple. But the problem is the legs don't stay in place. I've tried everything short of using self tap screws, which I shouldn't need to do. I used a rubber mallet and even rubber silicone seal. Any small bump or movement and the legs just fall out. It's quite frustrating.

Installing legs

I'm amazed that the manufacturer doesn't provide a means to secure the legs. Tapping the legs in place is a joke. When one leg is tapped into place the others start to back out. My fix was to drill holes on each side of the legs about 1/2" up from the bottom of sink and install 8x32x3/4 stainless screws with nylon lock nuts. The sink is much more sturdy now. Other than the issue with the legs, the plumbing went well and I'm happy with the sink overall.