I want to cover a septic vent pipe that is 12" high and 6" in diameter. Is there enough room in the center of the pots to go over this pipe?
1699086
12 inches is way too high for this item. If you are willing to cut off part of the pipe, you could make it work. I did this with my vent pipe and it works fine. You'll need to check your code to see if it allows this. In any event, figure on doing customization of the flower box. It's beautiful, but it took me a lot of time to get it to work for me.
1699087
No. The platform that holds the pots sits approximately 10" from the base of the planter and is solid (no opening for a pipe).
171596
shouldn't be a problem but it depends on strain, veg time, training methods. I had two 7 gal pots, two ten gal tubs, 3 five gal tubs and 5 gal bucket, with a 48 X 24 tent in a corner.
869028
Yes. Should be treated as a small septic tank following code, usually a min of 10 ft from the house and buried with plea gravel or crushed stone on the bottom and surrounding the unit. The Access Riser is also a good bet. It allows you to have the septic cylinder lower for gravity feed from the house and allows the pipes to be covered. Don't forget the required shut off and check valves.
1965951
Depending on your hook up for your water lines you could have it right up against it as long as you can tighten the connections. I didn't measure specifically but I had maybe four or five inches between the center and my stud on the sides, I hooked it up with PEX lines tho so I could slide it back and forth to have the room to crimp the lines onto the adapters. I'm not a plumber so I can't speak for any code requirements or issues that might crop up.
434526
I am using these pots inside glass pots - they are relatively soft and might stand up outside - my suggestion is get those clear plastic under liners a couple of inches wider than the base. I have not measured mine. But the pots of this kind I've purchased seem to be wider than the photos - seemingly shorter sides. I hope that is helpful (Happy Valentines Day!)
1967787
yes you could be off center about 6 " you would just have to add some drain pipe and make adjustments
15905
What was suggested to me was to go to a hardware store and find a PVC pipe that will fit in side the vent. Then using a union join the pipe to your stack and join the vent to the PVC pipe. In theory the vent should work but I did not find that to be the he case. Perhaps I was expecting a more dramatic venting.
1119904
Yes it will take 12" pots, but may not want them to heavy as it is a ceramic top.
1438462
No. The housing your trying to cover extends approximately 9" down and this foam sleeve is approximately 5" tall. That means their is approximately 4" of uncovered housing that will be subject to sucking up water into areas it shouldn't be.
2277932
This lid fits 12"-121/2" pots and pans. Sorry to say that it depends on the contour of the top of the pot or pan. I bought 2 of these covers. One fit perfectly, the other fits the top of the pan but not snuggly. Bed, bath and beyond carry this brand and size. I suggest you take your pot or pan to the store and check the fit.
305176
I don't think this will fit your needs. They make a shelved unit to fit around pipes.
682252
Yes, the diameter of the center hole is 6 7/8". Should be fine on an 8" diameter pot.
947074
I mounted mine on a 3/4" PVC pipe. It's mounted in the attic so PVC should be fine for that application. I don't think it would accept a much larger pipe
1927286
I have 2 larger pots (7" x 8 " high) in the top section. The lower shelf handles 3 medium pots (about 6" ) but since there's a "ceiling" above the plants, they can't be more than 12" total, including the growing plant. All need saucers under, if you don't want water to leak onto a floor !
1809871
It is not big enough to cover a hole that size. I am not at home to measure but at most it is half the size of what you are looking to do.
2005859
You can add pipe to the depth you need. I would not want to extend the handles.
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.