Are there drain holes in the planter?
347615
Yes there is one drain hole. Depending on use of the planter you may want to drill more. That is why I just love this planter because of it's many uses.
347616
There is one hole with a plug included. I drilled an additional 3 holes because I filled planter with dirt instead of setting pots into the bed. One hole did not seem enough. I put a liner (like you use to prevent weeds from sprouting thru bark mulch) in the bed to prevent soil from clogging holes. Planting a are doing well.
347617
Only 1 "drainhole" comes with a pseudo plug that does not work. My planters are in direct sun for most of the day- otherwise would never dry out.
347618
Yes, there is one drain hole not quite centered in the bottom of the planter. The plug is packed in a plastic bag inside one of the legs. You need to screw it in from the underside of the bottom of the planter to plug the drainage hole.
1557885
Yes there are slots in the plastic for drainage. But it can drip a bit. The dish can be removed from its mounting bracket so it can be cleaned.
1441512
No drain holes. If installed indoors you don't want any spilled liquid to run out onto floor, if outside you could easily drill holes.
695619
There are slats in the bottom for drainage. We have used them for over a year planted with small palm trees, flowers and herbs. Perfect for our patio garden.
1827615
There are no holes in the bottom...I use most of them outside so I drilled 3, 1/2" drain holes in them... It is not good to not let excess water drain out of them, so if I use them inside, I do not have any drain holes and use this pot as a decorative outer pot for a smaller pot with the plant inside it...
1786847
We are using ours for plants. Yes, we drilled several holes and lines the bottom with pebble rock to aid with drainage
1787547
Yes, there is a drainage hole. You must put something under the pot to catch the water.
1720024
There is a drain hole in the bottom center of each of the plastic planter boxes. There is a removable cap included where you can either use the "holed" end to allow for drainage or the "solid" end to prevent water from draining out.
1446572
Dear Laura, These pots do have holes at the bottom which allows water to be drain.
1171395
There is one 1/2" drain hole in the center of container. It's access is somewhat difficult to get to unless you move the dirt to get to it. Best to keep this stand out of direct rain. Under overhang is helpful. Can easily overfill. Tip: leave it unpluged and place a saucer directly under the hole, on the lower shelf, to keep wet dirt from making an unwanted mess.
1734308
fairly certain drain holes pre-exist......they did well this summer - planted 2 hummingbird vines and lantana in them!
695618
Not drainage holes but slats. I had to put some plastic in the bottom to keep the soil from washing through. I love these planter and have received so many compliments on them.
2163604
I'm not sure on your answers except it doesn't have holes. I made planters out of them and they are the most beautiful planters with petunias and sewwt potato plants running over the sides. I love mine. good luck on your fish pond.
286801
Yes, there are several small holes in each basket that allow water to drain.
798021
It doesn't have holes, but doesn't need them. We have assembled, but not yet filled with dirt the one that we bought. The bottom is constructed from several wood boards, and there is space between them We might need to use landscape fabric to hold the soil in the planter.
1265794
There's no drain hole ( the only cons for this product) I did drill one at the bottom.Hope this helps.
2037738
I just drilled several holes along the bottom for drainage. These planters are high quality and look beautiful...