Stainless Steel Washing-up Bowl Multi-purpose Dish Tub for Sink/Wash Basins/Dishpan for Sink (Original Type)

I got so tired of buying plastic dish pans that you could not get clean and changed color and you had to just pitch them. Saw this and was not disappointed. It’s Fabulous!!!! Fits great in the sink and the holes on the sides do a great job of avoiding overflow. Just a quick wipe out with a scour pad and it’s clean and shiny. Highly recommend this product. Well worth the price! Great quality.

This basin fits perfectly in one side of my kitchen sink. Being stainless steel, it’s attractive and easy to clean.

Perfect size and easy to clean

Perfect size for my sink so I’m keeping it.. it’s not quite the quality of stainless steel that I expected considering the cost.. it started to rust in a couple of spots but they were easily removed and , for whatever reason , they haven’t reoccurred.. I like the drainage holes on both sides to prevent overflow.. excellent idea.. the wide lip surrounding the edge of the pan gives the pan great stability as it fits perfectly into the cavity of my sink in a suspended fashion.. perfect..

It's 11.8 x 15.25" at the top, including the lip. Each side of my double sink is 14.5 x 16.5 at the top. This tub and my sink both taper downward. A perfect fit, with just enough room at the edges to grab it to remove it from the sink. It's about 5.2" deep including its little rubber 'feet.' The inside height is about 4.3". I like the side holes which prevent water from spilling over the top. When you're filling it, if you forget to turn off the faucet, the water will travel out the holes, under the tub between the 'feet' and down the drain, so you don't end up with a disastrous overflow mess in your kitchen. The inside bottom is about 8.5 x 11" so it's not big enough to hold a dinner plate, but it's plenty big enough to soak a ton of flatware or various smaller items. It's sturdy but fairly light. The lip makes it easy to carry. You can also use it to put a lotta chicken pieces in it, before or after you grill 'em.

My wife and I like having a kitchen sink tub like this to save water - we live in CA and pretty much have to have this around. We save rinse water to wash the next round of dishes for example, and during drought restrictions we literally toss the water out the window to irrigate a couple plants. But... we were sick of having to buy a new plastic tub every year or two after they crack and become useless, and then take up space in a landfill. We have been looking for metal alternatives to everything that is plastic because they are both more durable, and recyclable when at the end of their useful lives. Our garden nozzles were the first to go metal, then a new roof for our "catio" is now metal instead of the old polycarbonate, and our kitchen tub is now a bright, shiny stainless steel.This particular tub is pretty lightweight yet strong - I expect it will last many years.I don't like:(1) the drain holes. What's the point? If I don't want it full, I know how to drain it myself. I just covered the holes with tape.(2) the poorly fastened rubber feet. You do need/want them to stop the tub from scraping the sink bottom, and it helps water and debris flow to the drain without getting stuck on the edge of the tub. But one foot fell off after a couple weeks and ended up who knows where. I had to buy replacement feet That just might be something you have to deal with.

Review is for WANANG Stainless Steel Washing-up Bowl Multi-purpose Dish Tub for Sink/Wash Basins/Dishpan for SinkI have been looking at this product on Amazon a long time. I wish I had purchased this much sooner. I have purchased so many of the plastic ones that crack and break over time it was a waste of money. This will be my last dish pan I need to purchase. This stainless steel tub works great, fits perfectly it has very nice rubber feet on the bottom that are strong and appear to be they will last a long time.I wipe it out and dry it each time it looks very nice in my kitchen. High recommendations

***** This is an update to my review. I had to re-glue all the legs which came off. They have all since come off again. I used industrial metal/plastic automobile glue which was heat and water resistant. Still didn't hold. I have had to use metal screws to reattach the legs. This is a defective product. And, as some other reviewers have mentioned, there are holes on the sides near the top. This effectively reduces the water capacity by two inches. If they fixed both of these problems, I would give five stars. As it is, one star is too much. Take my advice - STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT!!!!Very sturdy, solid. Looks great. Seems to be constructed to last a long time. Fits sink well. I have a farm house sink so I wish it would be a little deeper in height but for standard sinks it is probably perfect size. I would have given this tub 5 stars if it weren't for the fact that all four feet - every single one - came off the tub. I use pretty hot water when I wash my dishes and I assume the adhesive they use to attach them doesn't have a high heat resistance. And I'm not talking about scalding water; I have my bare hands in the water. For the price of this tub the feet should have been screwed on and sealed. I had to get an automotive glue that worked well with rubber/metal and was heat/water resistant. They have stayed on since I fixed them myself. Hard to believe the manufacturer didn't even consider or test for this situation. Just be prepared to fix the feet yourself when they come off...