27" x 25" x 2.5" Compact Washing Machine Drip Pan (Galvanized Steel) | Water Damage Prevention | No Leak | Made In The USA | Welded Water Tight | Killarney Metals

Expensive but high quality. Still in perfect condition after 7 years and catches leaks, big and small.

We recently found out our air handler for our HVAC system had been leaking. It had managed to rot out a lot of the sub flooring and cause a lot of damage!! We have a split geothermal unit and after spending $20,000 for it was more then disappointed to find it had been leaking since installed. Luckily we were remodeling and so fixing the issue wasn’t as inconvenient as it could have been but we didn’t want to take any future chances. we purchased this to have installed under the unit so that in the case that there is ever a new leak it won’t ruin the flooring!! This fit perfectly looks sleek installed and is very sturdy! The piece of mind was completely worth the purchase!

this is perfect for my compact washer. Very sturdy and well made. Expensive, but probably worth it. Looks way better than plastic.

UPDATE: company honored the full refund due to the dent. This product would work well if you aren't picky about potential dents due to shipping and it seems much sturdier than plastic drip pans. Arrived dented. It seemed sturdy otherwise. I sent it back and Amazon showed a full refund on what I should receive back, but I just got notice that they’re taking 25% off and I’m not sure why, especially for a damaged product. Beware if you buy this and might need to return.

Returned item, wrong size.

Perfect fit for the Asko washer and dryer. Well made and very sturdy. Be sure to locate the washer on the tray a bit towards the rear though, since the height of the tray is 2.5" and if the washer is set too close to the front of the tray, you won't be able to open the "button/debris" trap door when needed. Otherwise, very good product, well made and delivered a week earlier than expected. Thank you.

I wanted something to catch any spill over or water leaks coming from my RV washer/dryer combo appliance. This tray fit the bill nicely. The sides are high enough that in the event of a water spill this tray should keep the floor dry. I feel much better having this tray under the washer. It appears to be very well made and has a nice galvanized finish. I bet its also made and fabricated in America.

Why am I reviewing a pan that sits under an appliance, an afterthought of home improvement? Because my all-in-one has been a source of pain, anger, and frustration over the 6 years I have had it. It's wedged into a small space that makes it *extremely* hard to remove and service, so hard in fact that I had to cut the front off my last drain pan to get it out. So when I put it back in, I needed a new one. I have such tight specs for the space that I was thrilled to even find a drain pan that would fit. Yes, it's more expensive than the huge, plastic ones people with large spaces get to buy, but it turns out this one is worth it. My partner and I used a hole saw made for wood, so it took a bit to get through it to cut a hole for the drain pipe (pro-tip: use lipstick on the drain to mark where to drill the hole) but it wasn't that hard. But the most impressive part came when we were wiggling and writhing the g-d all-in-one back into place. At one point we had to put all 170 lbs on the lip of the drain pan and I thought my new $99 drain pan would buckle, but it did not! We even had to wiggle the unit a bit while it was resting on the lip of the drain pan and there was no damage. I thought the price was steep at first, but in the end it was worth it.