Can this hold liquid? Are there already existing drain holes???
503638
Yes it holds water just fine. It does not come drilled with a drain hole, but there recesses at each end designed for you to drill your own hole. Use a hole saw or a step drill to get a clean hole.
503639
Yes this can Hold liquid, there are not existing drain holes, you will have to create the holes yourself which can be quite difficult. I suggest a very sharp high quality hole saw on a drill press with the table firmly held in place with a slow and steady rate of drilling for a very clean and nice hole that will seal well with flood/drain fittings if you plan on using this as a flood table.
503640
Yes it can hold liquid. That's what it is designed to do. There are no holes but they can easily be drilled.
286801
Yes, there are several small holes in each basket that allow water to drain.
1120372
No there are no drain wholes, but if you put a little rock/foam peanuts in nylon in bottom will help.
1984137
NO, there is no drain. By the time you need to change your mixture, there isn't but about half full, so it's not heavy to dump.
1375469
Yes, both sides have drain holes. You will need to order two basket strainers, or 1 basket strainer and a garbage disposal to complete your setup.
1525029
Hi,yes there is a hole at one side of the tray and it is enough and never water is collected .I have put mine on the counter beside the sink from that part that has hole.Don't hesitate ,this is the best you can find ,you yourself should try to see what I mean.
1623987
The container itself has no drainage holes. There is a piece that fits an inch above the bottom of the container that has cuts in it for proper drainage. If you do not need that piece you can remove it.
1028153
Yes. The hole is for hanging them from a pot rack. I realize that when putting them in the dish washer, the water stays in the hole. You will need to drain the water out.
518870
I don't think so. There are small ridges underneath, but only about 1/8". It's the worst dish drain we've ever bought. It ripples and the lip, where the water should drain, is higher than the rest of the drain surface, so the water can't go anywhere. My husband's comment: "It's a piece of cr*p." Don't waste your money.
720393
No Drain hole, but you don't really need it because it would not be too heavy to just dump out with lid cracked.
1863227
It does have a drain if you need to drain the water. It holds a little less than a gallon of water.
2156425
No drainage holes, but I drilled several quite easily using a large diameter bit. Don't know about a drain tray - sorry.
1476989
Yes, there is a drain hole in the center of the bottom shelf. Also there are places for water to drain off in the corners of the top shelf.
1313260
Not if you use the holding tank. If draining it directly into a drain, yeah.
552497
No drain holes as such but the construct allows water to not bead up and it rolls off. I've not had any pooling.
828267
Mine doesn't have a drain hole. Yes you could drill one easy. The lid seals pretty good, I've never gotten any water in it. WAIT! I can't believe I never thought of this, you want to use it as a cooler? Nice. Won't stay cold very long without any insulation and in the beating sun. But I like the way you think!
2012619
No, drain tray does not have holes. It is great for dishes, but does not accommodate pots and pans due to its small footprint. For pots and pans, I use the cloth dish mat, such as the Norpro Dish Drying Mat 12x18, also sold on Amazon.It has been a few months since purchase and I am still using and loving this cute, little Amco Mini Dish Rack. It was a good purchase for use in a very tight space.