YITAHOME Portable Sink Camping,30 L Hand Washing Station with 30 L Sewage Tank, Rolling Wheels, Soap Dispenser, Towel Holder, Ideal for Outdoor, Travel, RV, Boat, Camper, Tripper

Okay..let's talk about putting this thing together. Looks so easy on the video but I guess editing it key there. Directions are a bust when it come to putting on the sink. Yea you need to oil it and then have 3 people to help you hold it and press it on. My suggestion is put one leg into the sink before screwing it and don't forget to pay attention that the soap dispenser does not go on the pedal side. You will regret that if you don't pay attention. But as I was saying be sure to put one leg on the sink first. Have someone hold the sink base face down while you push with all you got to get the thing to snap in. Then screw it on 90% of the way and put the other leg in the base the complete previous leg screw in. Ok now you got to snap second leg in and this is a pain. It took 2 people hold the base and pulling down on the short side while the 3rd person stood up and pushed down. (We managed to screw up 2x with putting the soap on the wrong side) but said Directions I just gave you gets easier each time. Not to mention they don't tell you what to do with the clamp but we came to figure out that if you put said clamp on bottom of sink nozzle the nozzle is more fixed to the sink but not too tight because then no water flow. Overall when completed you got a sink as pictured above.

This portable sink worked very well for what we needed. Keeping hands clean is a great way to ward off the spread of germs in our adult day program!

The plastic is so hard the knobby joints can't go in the socket to attach the sink to the legs. Also they failed to include a piece they show in the list of items supposed to be assembled to form the sink. One can lube it up as much as we want but no one in my family of 3 can force it down enough to pop it into the socket. Great quality great design in theory. Lousy socket joint connection for sink to legs. Useless if you can't attach the legs to the sink basin.**update**Heat does work to attach the sink. It's a great product if you have a hair dryer and several people pushing down on sink basin while blowing hot air into the socket joint area.

Worked well for my camping partyMy husband and I got married in the Catholic Church on our 20 year legal wedding date and had 18 campers and 35 other guest on a property we own. The hand-washing station worked really well. Do not fear assembly. You just need to heat up the molded indentations on the washing station top to make it easier to push to top onto the pillars. We used a paint strip heating gun to do that. It worked like a charm.

I run a campground on my property and I needed some form of running water in my barn, this fits the bill perfectly. This summer will be the true test of how well-made it is, because so many people will be using it. It can be challenging to put together you need a big strong Person to help you so far so good

While assembling the product, the bottom of one of the support posts broke off of the post. When I called the company to get a replacement part I was told. That was not possible and that I would have to contact Amazon and return it through them and then they would send a whole other unit.It's made of cheap plastic.The assembly instructions show the bare minimum.

I had some issues with the first unit and they took care of me right away. Timely customer service is very few and far between so when a vendor takes care, I want to make sure they get recognized for it. This unit takes up a lot of room but is a great and easy solution for someone like me who needed a sink in my van.

Needed for events to meet health permit requirements when serving beverages or food. Fill main tank with hot water and built i. Soap dispenser with foot control for water.