Camco 20788 Low Profile Washing Machine Drain Pan with PVC Fitting, Pewter, 30.5" x 34.5"

I purchased this drain pan for my GE Profile 5.5 cu. ft. front load washer (W28" x D38"), and the fit is just right. The material feels sturdy and well-made, providing good protection for the floor in case of leaks. The low lip design makes it easy to slide the washer in without any issues. It also comes with a drain fitting kit, which is convenient. Overall, this is a durable and practical product that gives me peace of mind knowing my laundry room floor is protected. Definitely worth it!

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J’ai acheter ce bacs pour laveuse comme protection de plancher et à première vue c’est exactement ce que je voulais. Bonne dimension, son épaisseur est bonne et souple ce qui fait qu’il ne brise pas en le manipulant. Je ne peut pas vraiment noter le produit pour du long terme mais mon expérience me laisse croire que le bacs est bon pour dix ans avant de le remplacer.

My use case for this Drain Pan is a little different ... I used it to make a DIY Pee Pad for my dog. Originally I wanted to buy a Porch Potty but when I found out is was $259 (USD) I decided to build my own. This drain pan provides ample room for your dog to do his or her business. I bought some good quality artificial turn from my local hardware store and after cutting it to size laid it into the drain pan. The end result was perfect ... a large doggie pee pad for under $75 dollars. This drain pan is strong and durable. For the past 11 months It's been outside on our deck with the sun shining on it and temperatures as high as 35ºC and as low as -30ºC. The pan hasn't chipped, cracked or faded in the sun. Overall I'm very please with this drain pan. It's well made, durable and works great for my unique use case .... A DIY Doggie pee pad.

I paid a plumber to place this drip tray on a plywood frame so that a drain could be installed below it to take any water that leaked out of the washing machine straight outside. For some reason, the designers of this product have designed it so that the overflow pipe sticks up approximately a centimetre above the bottom of the tray. Thus, when water is released into the tray it just sits there until it reaches quite a high level and then there is no way to drain it through the drainage pipe. So it gets a star for catching the water and not letting it leak directly on to the floor. If you have a way of sucking up dirty water - other than through a straw - this might be good enough for you. If you're not into that sort of thing or don't own a straw or a water hoover then it will not, I imagine, be of much help to you - if, like me, you want it to drain the water away. Instead, like me, you will have to soak the lot up with a towel or similar and then put the towel in a bucket or similar and then cart it outside and hurl it into the garden in frustration. Yay!! Wine first.