What is the water depth? I'm looking for a table that holds water at a depth of several inches (not just 1 or 2 inches). Thanks!
638002
If you fill the bottom reservoir clear to the top, you can get about 3 1/2 inches of water in it.
1603555
The water depth is around 1" - 1-1/2".This really works well....we had -25° below zero last winter & this kept from freezing solid! When the birds discovered it,they loved fresh water in the winter...also you have to keep an eye on it so often to add fresh water from evaporation. Hope this helps.
2016051
HelloWell, my husband and I both squeezed onto the float together for a picture. We were a bit wide for the float, but it worked. And it held our combined 420 lbs. with no problem. Very seaworthy. Just an FYI:when on the float, you sit very much above the water. No part of me gets wet unless I splash myself or get splashed. I'm 5'9" and it's plenty long. Hope this helps.
320973
Hi again, actually this is already answered in the questions and answers about this table. Look right under the table's title, immediately below that is the star-rating for this product, then a reviews link, then to the right of that is a question and answer link. Two different people answer your question, as you'll see their measurements are different by a couple of inches. I'll still measure mine later today and let you know.
232815
I measured it when I got it (to find other spots it could be used) and best I could get was 2.5" depth in from the edge. Due to the way the bottom is (basically the turn-hande and the actual stopper piece at the end), it's not easy to measure like it would be if it were a flat metal piece.. Possible just over 2.5", but definitely right in that area.
997464
Not deep enough for real fish of substantial size or plants. Unless you had it shade the water would get to hot in South for them. Also mine bit the dust after one season.
1389053
Measuring from the base part that sits on the wood you have 4-5 inches of depth for soil. 5 inches would take you almost to the top. I have mine at 4" to keep water from spilling over. The sides go deeper but are thin. These are the best deck boxes I've used so far. They are very sturdy in windy conditions without having to screw them to the wood. Good Luck! :)
1215418
I just went out and measured mine - mine is not quite full to the brim and measures exactly 1 inch deep in the deepest part of the middle, so maybe 1 and a half inches when full. It's not as deep as it looks, it's a nice shallow bird bathing depth.
2281961
Sounds like you're asking about the depth. It's just over 2.5 inches...about 2 and 5/8.
2280219
I haven't tried it, but I believe it would work in water of depths around one to two feet. Sounds like a fun time. Let know who it works
585992
Yes, it measures about 10 inches flat on a table after it's over 3/4 filled with water.
1637068
yes, it can be filled with water. that is what I have done btw. It is liter but should hold as long as it is not a windy day. will fall over other than that. We have it in a patio table and works fine.
705269
idk it is deep i love mine it holds alot. i would have to say close to a half a cup
1513199
There is no place for the water to dispear to! I can only guess that you are wrong about the water level changing. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
1306432
i don't think so, but measure. mine are table height. and it covers, tho water can collect in pockets of empty space.
1830364
I don't quite understand when you say "looks to be too short"? My water was getting slow and I know it is because I have very hard water around my area. I ran a cup of diluted Bar Keeper's Friend through then ran a few more times with clear water. It cleared the problem and the water goes down very fast again.
1272152
A rough estimate, based on the size of the unit and specifications would be 10 inches. I've heard, have not tried this myself, that you can use the unit horizontally. In the case of using it that way you could have a 6 inch water depth, but I wouldn't recommend it for that type of use myself.