Is the holder itself completely sealed (no holes in the bottom/around it)? I am looking to use this for another purpose &amp; fill it with concrete. Thx!
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It appears to be completely sealed but I have never tried to fill it with anything. I think you will be ok
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Hi, Bottom is open. The top of the unit (contains fan an electronics) sets on and lifts off. I fill it with a pail/bucket. I can be a little annoying to to get the top of unit realligned properly after a fill but not a big deal. Filling thru the front vent works well too if you don't use a huge pail to refill. I add a drop bleach to a fill now and then.
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It is sealed and pretty watertight, but it is plastic; rodents can chew through it, and then your stuff will be contaminated. For your intended use you need a metal container.
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Must use concrete its cheap and easy to do. Why not do it right if your that far along. Make sure you followed the directions as far as the shape of the bottom of the hole. I guarantee if you dont use concrete it will be tipped over after little use.
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The holder actually does have venting, and it isn't a sealed cylinder even though it has a lid. I've had it for a few months and it's not gotten moldy, nor have the toothbrushes.
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No holes in bottom there are three screws that attach base to cylinder. I keep small amount of 409 in mine and there's never been a leak -- I have three. But, check the seam that runs along the side. I returned one because in two small areas it appeared the adhesive wasn't holding.
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I would not recommend that at all. It has no bottom and I cannot think of a solidly reliable way to seal it up unless you built a bottom.
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How porous is the concrete? I feel like the sealer may be too far inside the concrete to remove it...
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It's a case for storage but shouldn't be sealed. It just fits together so I turned it upside down to get out. Hope this helps.
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Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question... » Read More Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren « Show Less
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No hole on the bottom. However it comes with a saucer with a reservoir. It raises the plant up and water will be left inside the planter sonwater doesn't leak on the floor. I bought the bronze and love it. It's extremely lightweight.
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Correct it does not completely close/seal. There is a small opening to pour. Hope that helps.
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There are vents on either side that can be opened or closed and the smoke stack has a cover to it also. I didn't do anything extra to seal it up. I've been using it for over a year now with no problems, but I'm no kind of expert on grilling.
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It has a rubber seal for the top lid closure which works very well. I have had mine in pretty deep. I do recommend adding a little silicone to the holes when you bolt it to your rack, which will keep water from coming up through your holes you drill.
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The bottom is open. It does have direct contact with the ground. If you do not want that then get a 4' x 4' sheet of plywood, place it on the bottom and that will be your ground barrier. Just remember, that the plywood will also start to decompose. DO NOT use the treated wood for a bottom barrier. The stuff that is used to treat that stuff is nasty! Also, a suggestion. This container comes with some plastic stakes to hold the sides in place. I used them one year then got some 1/4 rebar rods. They have more support. Those can be purchased at a Lowe's or Home Depot. Hope this helps you.
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It does not allow moisture to seep through the bottom. I have not had a problem with moisture seeping through it yet.
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There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.