PIG Home Solutions Oil Drain Drip Pan for Garage - 40.25" x 28.25" x 5" Oil Drip Pan - PM50096

Good quality drain pan, no complaints.

Purchased this for containing messes when draining automotive coolant systems with drains that point at chassis components etc and go all over rather than into a regular sized drain pan. Size is large enough to catch fluids from the full width of the engine compartment

Perfect size for garage under car work.

I needed a pan to drain my F-150 transmission fluid into while changing the fluid and filter. After I bought it but before it got delivered, I found a storage flat container at Walmart that was half the size and thus easier to manipulate and ultimately drain into a container (for a fraction of the cost I might add). I will say when this thing came it is built like a tank. It would have been overkill for what I wanted it for and large to store I might add. If you are looking for something sturdy and large I would say I don't think you could do better than this. I returned this because it didn't meet my specific needs for the cost.

Very large and sturdy. It holds a large amount of whatever you spill during repairs on a vehicle. Has diagonal ridges that do make it harder to clean as residue and debris stick to them. Would have liked a corner to have a cut out for easier pouring when emptying.

I used this item to contain my cats' litter box. No litter on my floor! NICE USE OF HEAVIER MATERIAL

I use this when I change oil. Oil usually overshoots the pan or splashes off of some part that some jerk engineer decided should be two inches from the drain plug. With a drain pan this big I don’t have any splash over. It’s worth it to not have to stomp kitty litter into the driveway after every oil change.

Have bought several/repeat customer here. I have a potbellied pig rescue & sanctuary and these work perfectly for litter boxes for the pigs. They are the perfect length and width plus height. We put equine pine pellets in them. They are sturdy enough for 150-200 pound pigs to stand in and not crack the bottom out of. They wash out really well and have lasted several years without cracking or breaking.