Drainage: Do you drill drainage holes in it yourself?
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You will have to drill holes yourself, as I will need to do when mine arrive Monday. I grow wheat grass and the roots need to reach the bottom tray for daily uptake of nutrient rich water. Pre-punched black trays are no longer available in my region and the blank standard trays are too flimsy to take drilling the same number of holes--they just crack and split!
1734306
Basically it does not have holes but you dont need to make a holes for drain as this is assembled by different piece of woods and it already drain on its own. Hope this help!
154337
Hi Pkel,Thank you for your inquiry!You use self drilling carpenter screws to drill the holes.BisonOffice
135230
No drainage is needed as long as you use a permeable weed block material that allows excess water to drain through.
1569988
Yes they are pre-drilled. I have them on my deck and love them.. I do not think they would work well indors because it would be very hard to get a saucer to fit under to catch drainage.
1786844
I drilled 12-15 holes in the bottom and planted bamboo. Yes you'll want them to drain.
2156425
No drainage holes, but I drilled several quite easily using a large diameter bit. Don't know about a drain tray - sorry.
1933948
None of the Listo pots have drainage holes, but they have places marked on the bottomwhere you can easily drill drainage holes if you want them. It's really easy.
2242890
It is very easy to put on and take off, they are suction cups : ) Not sure about drilling holes, if you place it under an awning or cover of some kind, I wouldn't think you would have a need for drainage. The gentleman I purchased this for is REALLY enjoying all of the different birds that come to eat : )
2231511
It is not pre-drilled, but my husband had no trouble drilling one for drainage. I bet it holds approximately 10 gallons. I think it would work very well for a water feature, what a good idea!
1292599
Yes. There is a plug in the bottom you can take out to have a drain hole. I have loved mine.
2107891
Yes you need to drill. Screws on vent are covered with self leveling caulk and did not want to break the seal of the caulk. It comes with a L bracket where you can drill on sides of vent.
1003650
Hello, No but you can easily drill your own holes. Just center the base-plate on your router, secure it with tape or clamps, mark where the holes of the router are onto the base, remove and drill holes. Then countersink the bottom side so that the screw heads fall below the surface. Thanks
135229
No drainage system necessary. The bottom is open so it just drains into the ground or whatever you have it sitting on.
1327497
Sorry it took so long to answer, I hope you found your answer by now, if not, they do have drainage holes in the bottomthey are very nice, I can't believed what I paid for them. I hope this helps. Bye! b
1652430
Leslie, very easy to go to HD or Lowes and get a drain plug and install one into the container your self. it would take a small hole and a drill to put in the hole. No big deal at all to do.
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.