Does this have a grate for the wood to sit on at the bottom? Are there drain holes in the bottom to let water get out?
1786675
Yes, it has a removable grate at the bottom, for wood, and another on top that you can use for cooking. No drain holes.
1229354
No grate for the bottom. There's a grill rack that goes above. I don't expect to get more than a few years out of this but it is light weight and easy to move around.
970535
Put in a layer of coarse gravel on the bottom so soil won't plug drain holes and water can move from soil through the gravel to drain holes. Tom
1441513
Yes, there are holes in the bottom. On our deck by the grill is exactly where I put mine.
135354
No holes, but there is a smaller grate that goes under the wood which has allowed adequate circulation for my needs.
1623986
In short, no. This pot comes with a raised insert that creates a drainage system inside the pot. It does not have holes that allow it to drain through to the outside.
552497
No drain holes as such but the construct allows water to not bead up and it rolls off. I've not had any pooling.
2240786
The base of this colander is flat and is suspended between the 3x legs/feet slightly elevating it up from the surface. The base portion contains a bunch of well placed drain holes. I have not experienced any draining problems due to the flat base.
1286359
Yes, it has 4 drain holes. There are two ridges at the bottom of the tray with openings at both ends. Water will easily drain.
113427
It does not. It comes with a solid bottom; the instructions recommend putting some sand into it. The decorative perforations in the side allow air into the pit. But as far as directly under the wood...nope. No grate. A grate would be a nice addition; there's been mornings I noticed a piece or two didn't burn all the way to ash. That would never happen if there were a grate. You'll need to prep the fire like a boy scout & be prepared to move things around with tongs or a poker every now & then. All part of the fun, I think.
502200
There are no holes in the bottom. I had to drill some for my plants but I think you could use it as a fish pound assuming that the side walls will with stand the pressure of the water.
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.
14936
I wish I could post a picture but to answer your question, yes, the water drains out the bottom. The foot is open. It's just like a foot that goes all the way around.
1885139
No drain hole. That was the only thing that was inconvenient about it. At the end of the day we just bailed it out like a leaky boat and then when it was empty enough a couple of us picked it up and took it over to the lawn to dump it. Otherwise it is really great. :)
403114
There is a hole in the bottom, however you do have to scoop out the ash. Otherwise I really do like the grill. We have had it for 3 months and it has been put to use.
125972
I don't recall seeing a drain but we have filled it with some water. Adding water makes it easier to make castles and play. The seal is not too tight on the cover. Eventually the sand dries out. It dries I little hard but you just have to break it up with the sand tools.
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Hello Wendy, We appreciate your interest in the Two-tone Stainless Steel Planter (SKU 72101). This particular model does not have a bottom drain hole. There is a smaller size brilliant stainless steel planter (SKU 72126) that has a drain hole at the bottom. Hope the information is helpful to you. Thanks for the opportunity and let us know if we may offer further assistance. At your service, - Marilyn (StainlessLUX, Inc.)