does this sump liner have any holes in it
2050043
Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in... » Read More Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . « Show Less
2050044
No, you drill your own but it really isn't hard. Just take a piece of chalk as to how far apart you want the holes and mark and then drill. It took me about 10 min to mark and probably 100 holes 1/2" in diameter.
2050045
Sorry to take so long, and you probably already found out, but there are no holes in it.
2050046
No there are no holes. You have to cut the holes you need, a good holes saw will work fine.
2050047
Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner .
2050048
No, if you holes you must drill them. Another thing is that they are smooth on the outside (no ridges to help hold in place) and I had a problem with them staying in place in my dirt/rock sump hole, ground water pushed it up about 1 1/2 feet. I had to replace this liner with one that had ridges (bought at Lowes).
2050049
Part does not have pre-drilled holes in it. I believe the intent of the design is to bring drain tiling to the basin and pump it out from there. You would only need holes in the lower half of the basin if you are trying balance the ground water pressure and the basin. If you cement this the basin or physically hold it down (ie large rock on top)it wouldn't push up.
2050050
No holes. Because I was using mine for a sump pump, removing water pressure from under the foundation, I drilled my own, all up and down the sides, and in the bottom. The lack of holes is a good thing, as it allows for other uses. Drilling is super easy. Nice product.
1719593
There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.
701151
There aren't holes but there is an air gap between the top and bottom which produces an amusing sort of vacuuming action, like it's being sucked down through the bottom. Hope that helps.
268255
Yes, they do not have holes where the hooks are and it keeps carpet free of water and debris. I really love these liners and they are easy to clean.
1211412
The one I bought came with a hook, that can be attached to the tank. So no holes in the wall.
1607509
Dont make any holes. If you pour water into the nozzle, you will see it come out two small holes on the sides. This is sufficient for the watering.
174482
Hi Amy, there are 12 grommet holes in this liner. It is a wonderful liner, I love mine.
1985484
there are no holes. the purple thing is a tool for making the holes for the fittings to plug into. you can also insert plugs if you no longer want the hole to be there. rainbird is a great system, i've installed tons of them.
1869595
Yes it has a drain hole. It has a rubber cap on the side near the bottom edge. It's about an inch in diameter. I have flowers in mine and excess water drains well from it.
789230
No holes in the outer plastic bowel. There are holes on the lid allowing you to pour the water out while the top/lid is still attached.
2042353
The one I have does not have a hole. Sink has holes that are to the rear inside so this product worked great in is very well made
1605901
No holes but you make if you need. Anyway, this is a great product, which you can downblow. I am fully satisfied.
41392
No, there are no holes on the bottom but there is one quarter size hole on the side so it dries out well. Hope this helps
2095699
Yes. They have punch-out drain holes, but they're really big - about an inch in diameter. I didn't want to lose that much water so quickly, so I drilled smaller holes. If you do use the punched-out holes, you'll need something to cover them to prevent losing soil - maybe a paper coffee filter.
1286361
It dose not have a drain hole but it does come with a cover to keep the weather out. Hope this helps
1286359
Yes, it has 4 drain holes. There are two ridges at the bottom of the tray with openings at both ends. Water will easily drain.
2260322
No holes I'm aware of. The mechanism that opens the lid is contained outside the can and operates the back of the lid