Can you pour water into it? Would the walls hold the water pressure?
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Interesting question! The lid is the bottom face for the display, a friction fit with the vertical sides being on the outside. That being said, I turned the box upside -down and filled it with water--the box then held the water just fine. So, just keep the lid on top and it should work. Good luck!
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Yes, I used this item as a warm water bath and it works very will in this capacity.
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Yes you can put water into it. Also if you would like to close it seal after putting the water in, you can do so with: "Weld-On 16 Acrylic Cement". I hope this help
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If you use it in an interior bath/shower then it would be a good idea to caulk along the top and sides where it touches the wall. This will prevent splashed water from running into the wall.
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Before we filled this with plants, we put it outside with the plugs left in. It rained, and it did hold water. I didn't check to see if it leaked, though. If I planned on using it indoors, I'd probably put a tray under it to catch drips. Indoor plants need proper drainage, too.
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Yes you need to drill holds in the wall.I put a post in the ground next to the water spigot and mounted it to the post. Works great. Easy to clean
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I think it would work but the water pressure may not be as strong as you would like it to be.
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Yes, but mk sure it's held tightly. It may let a slight ant of water in. I used an air suction/circulator I bought on amazon to help with that.
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Not at all as the feet are pushed under and enough inside of the bottom of the unit so it allows the back to be flushed with the wall....hope that makes sense.
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I wouldn't fill it but it could hold a supply of water or ice. Don't try to move it when even partially full.
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I don't think it would work.it would hold the water okay, but when filed to capacity the side seem less likely to collapse.
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You can buy the extension that mount on the wall. I bought one that makes a "L" shape so that it is still like a rain shower. Otherwise the water would fall differently if The head is not in flat position. Hope it helps.
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Yes, water does come through it. I don't think there's anyway you could hang it so it would not be ruined if water accumulated in it. Your stuff will get wet under it.
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I wouldn't try it. It's not designed to be filled with water but with air. I believe that water would probably be too heavy for the seams. Good luck!
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I think so. I never used it because my shower is not a hand held one. If I hooked that up the water would be facing the wall.
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The top does not allow water into the unit. The bottom however is slated and rain bounces off the deck and gets inside. Quick answer is, whatever is inside will get wet.
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can i use this as a water fountain? i want to put water in there and have a water fountain running down.
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yes Greg,you can fill it with water or sand.It does tip over if you hang on it...the base does say on it 'do not hang'
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Good question... I can't imagine that happening honestly. It has a very wide base and we have it right next to the wall. It has been bumped so that a bit of water splashes out. But when I make an effort to turn it over: it requires a lot of effort. Hard to get my fingers under it because of the weight of the water. We are super excited to not have to refill the water dish!!! I will buy another one if anything happens to this one!