Is there a hole for drainage?
1120370
There are three indentations in the bottom that can be cut open with a sharp knife or a 3/8" drill.
1120371
Yes a few of them. It drains well from around the bottom of the tub part of the planter.
1120372
No there are no drain wholes, but if you put a little rock/foam peanuts in nylon in bottom will help.
1120373
There is a small indentation in the plastic that I believe is meant to punch a hole. That's what I did with a screw driver and hammer. Works great.
483380
No,I had to drill holes in mine to give it drainage. Don't know if you are an avid gardener (I am), but you might want to think about the extreme difficulty of planting in something without holes. I have never successfully kept anything alive that way. You're better off with a pot that has holes and a dish underneath it.
135229
No drainage system necessary. The bottom is open so it just drains into the ground or whatever you have it sitting on.
355264
No, there is no drainage hole. It is a matter of dumping the water out if you use it as a pool; however, without chlorine, it probably wouldn't be a good idea to keep standing water for more than one use.
1171394
There is one quarter-size hole. I placed a layer of egg rock as my first layer for drainage and it works well. If you want to use it inside, I suppose you could place a container on the shelf to catch any water that might drip out.
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.
2097337
There is a drainer. The only problem is that it is easy to get a hole in it but OK product. All of them have this issue though.
700090
Their is 1 drainage hole at the bottom, drains pretty well just have to tilt a little to drain it all.
2242890
It is very easy to put on and take off, they are suction cups : ) Not sure about drilling holes, if you place it under an awning or cover of some kind, I wouldn't think you would have a need for drainage. The gentleman I purchased this for is REALLY enjoying all of the different birds that come to eat : )
687982
no, it doesn't have drainage holes but if you want them it would be easy enough to drill holes in the bottom of it - we just had several inches of rain here and the cover leaked BAD! But it was very easy to dump the water out since we hadn't left any of the wood or ashes in it the last time we used the firepit.
764066
Hello, yes there is a drainage plug. I find that in heavy rains, though, I need to tilt the container on the plug side to release the extra water.
1682489
The drain hole is located on the side about 2-3 inches above the bottom. You will have to pour any remaining water out.
1719592
No hole in the bottom. It is designed as a cache pot but the pot could be drilled easily enough.
2228637
Does not have a port for drainage - just the standard method of dumping the tank when full - sorry
1767880
Yes, there is a drain hole at the bottom of side wall and it is pretty easy to drain with a rubber plug.
2156424
There are no holes but you could easily put some in the bottom for drainage. It does not come with a drain tray. The planter is high quality. Although it is made of a composite (plastic), it is sturdy and the rolled edge at the top gives the appearance of a stoneware planter. It has worked out very well for the large ficus in the foyer of the library where I work.
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.