Are there drainage holes?
1264888
I can't recall if there are drainage holes but they could easily be drilled
1264889
I had to return these because they were too flimsy. I think you had to drill drain holes if I remember correctly.
1264890
Yes there are drainage holes but I drilled an addiontal one in each urn very easily with a small drill. The size of the urns is perfect and I planted about 6 flower varities and a tall green center plant and they look gorgeous! Great quality and looks just like the expensive cement ones but without the weight and no risk of cracking. I highly recommend them!
1787547
Yes, there is a drainage hole. You must put something under the pot to catch the water.
708460
I'm not sure, Vivian, but there aren't any drainage holes drilled in the planters, so you wouldn't necessarily need one. I had to drill some holes myself, because I positioned my planters beneath my gutters, which leak... so they filled up with water when it rained!
1290656
No, there are no holes. I actually wondered the same thing before purchasing them.
1265794
There's no drain hole ( the only cons for this product) I did drill one at the bottom.Hope this helps.
1827615
There are no holes in the bottom...I use most of them outside so I drilled 3, 1/2" drain holes in them... It is not good to not let excess water drain out of them, so if I use them inside, I do not have any drain holes and use this pot as a decorative outer pot for a smaller pot with the plant inside it...
522208
Most are outside potted direct with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage... Some are inside both potted direct and with pots inside (no holes)..
325458
I would have to say no. It has a foam handle. There does not appear to be any type of drain holes.
1247113
No, there's 4 drainage holes in the bottom, but you still want to tip out water that didn't drain out.
1124709
I don't think you can. There's a couple of holes on each side but I thing they're for water drainage.
1719593
There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.
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.
1495516
There's a hole in the middle for drainage. I have several of the plant stands for a year now, and are very happy with them.
1604957
No drainage holes, but we've never noticed that rainwater gets stuck in the tray where the seed falls into.
89717
Yes, the drainage holes are pre-drilled, but they're not that big. I imagine you can cover them with glue, tape or whatever waterproof material you'd like to use - even a lining of aluminum foil might do the trick.
695618
Not drainage holes but slats. I had to put some plastic in the bottom to keep the soil from washing through. I love these planter and have received so many compliments on them.
875100
No, no holes in it. Although one could easily be drilled through the bottom or sides.