Glacier Bay Laundry Work Center - An All-In-One solution for the budget minded

[@cherysimmer6680]

Thanks I had the same problem with the legs falling off!!!

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Thanks for watching!! Another poor design from the "engineers". Glad the video helped.

[@MichaelJosephJr934]

I thought it looked flimsy from the get go. Appreciate this video. Thank for posting.

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Thanks for the comments! The word "flimsy" is accurate. The legs are particularly flimsy. However, I still use it and it hasn't cracked or failed yet.

[@patrickgemmill2762]

I was considering this sink but now I'm re-considering. Thanks!

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Thanks for the comments! Not terrible for the money, but typical of cheaper poorly designed products these days. I still use it as a basement slop-sink and it's held-up OK over time.

[@Angie-ci1lp]

I had to reinforce my sink legs toooooo😡 I use my sink outside garden area Thanks for sharing!

[@Dave-jn2pg]

pretty amazing how everyone says the faucet assembly is easy but none of these damn videos shows it.

[@bklynman100]

Great content, channel gets better with each upload! Keep up the great work FTRR!

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Thanks !!!

[@stephenbloom8015]

I seriously doubt that you were able to screw it to the floor. In fact, i don't think you did,

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Hmmm? I pondered your comment for hours . . . Did I violate the laws of physics, or worse defy the ethics code of the DIY Plumbers and Slop Sink Consortium? How could I have possibly screwed this slop sink to my wooden sub floor during construction work on my kitchen? Indeed the sink CAN be screwed to the floor, and, indeed, I did this. Well, at least temporarily. The legs have a flange at the base that allows this. To use an impact driver to insert the screws into the floor, the bottom shelf needs to be lifted off. In the quest for full disclosure, once it was moved to its permanent resting spot in the basement as a laundry tub, I didn't screw it down onto the concrete floor. I'll post a time mark showing the flange at the bottom of the leg. Thanks for watching the video and your comment! ** The flange at the base of the legs is seen at 7:42 **

[@miamited69]

skip the first 5:30.

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Quite easy to do. Thanks for watching.

[@MIKESMITH-jc2ki]

The plumbing is not the problem is the legs which won’t stay on I needed to add some screws to the legs to stayed on

[@MIKESMITH-jc2ki]

This is the legs shows lol

[@fixtinkerreviewrepeat3074]

Poor design. Thanks for the comment.

[@oksanamac776]

I was hoping to see ho the plumbing got put together :/

[@dirgewordsmithe]

That's what I was looking for!