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Stainless Steel Laundry Tubs for Every Laundry

Single and double bowl laundry tubs, freestanding and cabinet-mounted, sized from compact 18L to large 45L capacities.

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Double 45L stainless steel laundry tub with cabinet, side hole 600mm 45L stainless steel laundry tub

Why choose Laundry Tubs from Lamex

  • Single and double bowl configurations
  • Capacities from around 18L to 45L
  • Freestanding tubs and cabinet-mounted options
  • 1.0mm-1.2mm gauge stainless steel construction
  • Side and rear tap hole positions available
  • Matching cabinets available for select models

How to choose the right laundry tub

Start with capacity based on how you use the laundry: a compact 18L-30L tub is enough for hand-washing and light rinsing in an apartment or small home, while a 35L-45L tub gives enough depth to soak doonas, sports gear or large work clothes. Double bowl laundry tubs add a second compartment, useful if you want to separate soaking from rinsing or keep a wash bucket filling on one side while using the other.

Next, decide between a freestanding tub and a cabinet-mounted unit. A cabinet-mounted tub sits on or is built into a cabinet base, using the space underneath for detergent and cleaning supply storage, and generally gives a tidier, more integrated look. A freestanding tub is simpler to install, relocate or replace like-for-like, which suits garages, sheds and rental properties. Check your tap hole position — rear or side — matches your existing plumbing rough-in before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What size laundry tub do I need?
A compact 18L-30L tub suits apartments and light-use laundries, while a 35L-45L tub gives more room for soaking large items like doonas or sports gear. Double bowl tubs add a second compartment for separating wash and rinse.
Should I choose a freestanding or cabinet-mounted laundry tub?
A cabinet-mounted tub uses the space underneath for storage and gives a built-in look, while a freestanding tub is simpler to install and relocate, which suits garages, sheds or a straightforward like-for-like replacement.
Where should the tap holes be positioned on a laundry tub?
Most laundry tubs are set up for rear tap holes to connect to a wall-mounted mixer, but side tap hole options are available if your plumbing rough-in is positioned differently.

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