Camco Stackable Washing Machine Drain Pan | Great for Apartment-Sized Washers or Stackable Units | Protects Floors from Leaks & Measures 28-Inches x 30-Inches | Crafted of Heavy-Duty Plastic (21006)

My mother needed this for her compact deep freezer and it worked out perfectly.Fit great, look great, it's sturdy, and price wasn't too bad. It seems as though it should work great if her deep freezer should leak etc.

good quality. cut the hole for the drain and worked great

Place my new little Frig in the tray Love it

First - note that the dimensions of this pan are top edge to top edge and the sides of the drain pain slope slightly "up and away" from the bottom to the top. Our laundry center measures about 27" side-to-side and 28-1/2" front-to-back and it fit with about 1" on the sides and 1/2" front and back. You can also raise - or shim - the legs on your laundry center to allow the bottom of the machine to clear the top of the drain pain, gaining a little more room if needed (this might make your machine less stable and more prone to vibration on the spin cycle - but most things in life involve tradeoffs). Although raising your machine could place the outside edges of the laundry center enclosure (case) slightly outside the edges of the drain pain, most leaks are going to be inside the laundry center case itself.While the plastic drain pan is flexible plastic, construction seems solid enough for the purpose. I was able to tilt up the back side of the laundry center, slide the drain pan under, then slide the machine back into the pan (helps to brace the back of the pan against something solid so you can push against it). However, it sure would be a lot easier for two (or three) people to put this in place.Our laundry center sits behind a 30" door so I had to cut away a small portion of the door stop to allow the pan to slide in and out. I have moved this set-up several times with only one problem - the drain line. This drain pan comes with a gasketed 1-1/2" PVC fitting (you have to cut a hole in the bottom of the pan to install the drain) which allows the pan to be connected to a drain - the pan itself will only hold about 7 gallons of water and a typical laundry center holds at least twice that much. If all the water leaks out of your laundry center, no drain pan will be able to hold the total amount without an outside drain. Fortunately, we have a 2-1/2" drain centered in the back of our laundry closet. Unfortunately, we had to take off the cover plate for the main drain to allow the pan drain to fit inside. This means we have to tilt the machine forward until the drain line clears the main drain before we can slide the machine out of the closet for service. For most people, this will be a rare occurrence, so shouldn't be too troublesome. I would have preferred that the 1-1/2" pan drain exit flush with the bottom of the drain pan rather than extending below the bottom - I may solve this problem with a hacksaw if and when I have to move the machine again. Hopefully, that won't happen unless the machine overflows again (twice in 13 years - once too often!).Bottom line - I would have awarded 5 stars if the inside dimensions had been shown (or were easy to find on-line) and the pan drain had an option to exit flush with the bottom of the pan.

Worked well.

I bought this to go under my cat link automatic litter box. I wanted a tray large enough to fit the whole unit in and still have a little space around the unit. This tray is perfect. This keeps all the litter that the cats kick out in the tray, and it's easy just to sweep or vacuum out.

It does its job and what its intended for. No glam, no sham because its not needed. Sometimes simplicity is what we all need and this does it.

I personally would have kept mine had it been slightly larger. Due to the size of my washer the drain tray barely didn’t fit. I bought a used one and was surprised to see that it was in amazing condition. I think the product would be even better if supplied with rubber feet to prevent slipping/moving of washer while in use. You do need to cut the drain hole if you intend to use the drain hole portion. They have almost an outline indent of different areas to cut and a cap that you can use but I did not see an actual pre-made opening which I found interesting. Once again, I didn’t get to use mine as it was slightly too small. I think due to the size for my washer, the lack of rubber feet and the lack of an actual drain hole is my reasoning for my rating. Had I been able to use it and it had those two other aspect I would have given it a five star review. Due to the sturdiness, the affordability, and easy installation this product maintained 3 stars (could have been 4 if it fit my washer).(Sorry I don’t have any photos as I returned it prior to my review but I would say the product photos are pretty true to the product.)

Retrofit install. Sturdy and yet flexible enough that the sides didn’t break when the weight of the washer dropped on it. Not a recommended action lol.

I really liked that this tray had stamped spots where you could install a drain, but they weren't necessary. It came in a box with a valve that could be installed if you had a floor drain nearby.I rent and bought this to sit under my washer, so there won't be any water damage to the flooring. I put a thin layer or rubber toolbox liner underneath it, then the machine on top with its rubber, anti-vibration pucks under the feet. I worried that the size would be too big, but it fits great and gives a few inches on each side of the machine in case there was a leak. And it doesn't look bad at all.Was really nice and sturdy, and doesn't flex much at all.

I saw someone using this item to do their pour painting and it works great for larger canvasses and the drips from your paints stay inside of the drip tray--cleaning it is a breeze and I am very pleased with the quality, although it is not completely flat in the middle as it appears lighter in that part whereas the sides all around seem heavier. you need to place something on top like cardboard and cut it just a tad larger than the inside and push it down--then check it for it being level adjust accordingly. I think I will get a piece of plexiglass cut to site to ensure my canvasses stays balanced and level.

Overall, this is a great drain pan. I bought it for the stackable washer/dryer set, converting a small closet into the laundry.I measured well, and was pretty sure that it is a perfect fit.When I received it, I could not fit it into the closet, I needed 1 more inch of space.The measurements of this drain pan are as measured on the bottom, but the top rim is wider, so make sure you have 2 inches more of space than the measurements of this pan.I read it in other reviews, but still risked it, having only 1 inch more.I had to cut out baseboard in the back of the closed to fit it, but was lucky that it just fit.No problems of having 2 machines on top of it.Can't comment on durability, as just started using it.One thing I find tricky is to level the machine after it's in the pan, but it depends on the size of the machine.It does have a drain that you can connect to the drain in the floor(I don't have one), but I think because of HE washer, if there was a leak, the pan will contain all the water.

I am happy with this durable, well made product. The pan's dimensions were accurately described in the listing, and my machine fits within it perfectly. There is an optional drain plug you can install in the back, but I cannot comment on the procedure required to set it up as I didn't use it (no drain in my laundry room).The plastic/rubber that this pan is made out of is fairly soft, which is a good thing. It has just enough flex that I don't think my washer legs will ever puncture it. Surprisingly, this pan hold significant amount of water. It may contain and entire laundry load worth. If, however, a hose or or other endless water supply leaks, this will obviously not provide a lot of protection.For the ultimate peace of mind, install a smart flood sensor in the bottom of the pan and never worry about leaks again!