Is there an issue with the bottom filling with rain water (up to the level of the hole)?
1247113
No, there's 4 drainage holes in the bottom, but you still want to tip out water that didn't drain out.
1247114
The hose hole is very low so thinking that maybe could be small issue (1/2inch) but I don't notice mine collecting standing water so think goes out seam under tube at bottom. Putting the coil tube in is optional and if put in don't have to seal it.
1247115
I have not had a problem with that at all in fact I love my Liberty garden product
1247116
There are 3 additional holes on the bottom to help with drainage. Mine doesn't have a water issue but is somewhat protected in my garden.
1247117
We have had no problems with this, and have had 2 of these for about 1-1/2 years.
1249308
No holes in the bottom. Drainage is a problem. Water is held in the bottom and has to be tipped out when you are done. Depending on what you are doing, it might overflow the ridge around the edge. Also the lower layer is level and the water does not drain down the lip on one side.
1530056
It is. The sides come down on the outside of the box. There is a gap in the back. But the back plate is bent in to stop drips & leaks. In a hard rain, probably not. But it has worked well for me so far.
307163
Maybe not completely But i have had it saturated from rain and rough water and no issues!!!!
845536
It absolutely DOES have drainage problems. If you live in an area where you get a lot of rain it can leak inside.
1940254
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.
1451582
When I received the one I ordered it was not askew. Prior to installing it, I would suggest setting it on a surface where the main body is level and locking the rear access panel. Is there any gaps? If so, I would want to do an exchange. It could leak in rainy weather.
514372
Somehow rain does get in through the back allowing things to get wet. Unfortunately, I have this experience not sure uf anyone else does.
821806
We have gotten a lot of rain and it has not leaked. Sorry, but that is the best answer I can give, but it is a very cute and well built house.
2005465
Yes the water spot is low but that is most of these dual flush 1.6gpf toilets. It seems to wash away any residue left so I wouldnt worry about it.
1128286
Mine started filling up before I installed under a downspout. But it would take a weeks worth of monsoons! Needs to be under a downspout....
576845
We have had quite a lot of rain and had no problems with leaks. The rain can blow in of course, but the center area has stayed dry.
1007466
no, I've recently noticed a little bit of leakage. Still like the cover, though but I'm not sure where the water penetrates from. Maybe it's a seam.
917445
I don't think that has happened to me. We live in Florida and get heavy rain at times. It seems sturdy to the point that the bin will not come apart, and our is not full enough to be close to spilling over. I think it drains pretty well.
1466745
We've had no problems with it draining. The bottom has a good slope from all four corners to the drain.
39146
You need to double check to make sure you installed it properly. If you installed it hanging at and angle instead of level, rain water could drizzle inside. Water will also get inside if you forgot to mount it right-side-up after you've finished programming it.I normally just seal around the edges with a bead of silicone to prevent any water / insects from getting inside.You could try that and see if it helps.Cheers, Maurice
763497
I drilled a hole near the top and attached a flexible plastic hose to a nearby downspout so the water will overflow through the downspout. I have pictures if interested.