Does this have a bottom to fill up with soil?
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yes it does have a bottom, but it is not a solid bottom. so you need to use a pot.
1334898
This planter cannot be filled with soil. It has an open slat bottom on which you set a potted plant. I had one just like it that was made of wood. But, over the years it eventually rotted. I have found this one to be very durable.
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No. But to me that's an advantage, since you can water the plants and not have them drown. In addition, it also means you won't have standing water for mosquitoes to breed in. One person said that she did want to fill it with soil, so she put something in the open spaces to close them up. I prefer the drainage aspect myself. It also means that it a plant doesn't do well you can simply lift out the pot and replace it with a different one--or change it with the seasons, a feature I like.
1334900
No. You would have to put in a pot or line it with something. I have a pot in mine with flowers
1334901
It would... I returned mine. They are thin plastic that snaps together. I didn't think they would last long and not for the $$
1589908
No, but if you have the tool for drilling it might help with drainage. The instructions say to put 5# of sand in bottom. And, to keep sand semi-dry get a cover at the same time if you order this fire pit. I have had to turn it on it's side to drain it. Any sand that comes out will help our clay soil. Also, play sand is cheap so I got a larger bag of sand. I like the fire pit enough to not be bothered by the few problems that I've mentioned. We enjoy the ambiance and woody fire aroma on a chilly night wrapped in a blanket on our double wide wooden Adirondack that we put together and sealed.
1719593
There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.
1078170
There is no bottom. Once I had a problem with a raccoon or possum trying to tunnel underneath it. Problem solved by using bricks buried under the edge.
1841021
No it doesn't have whole at the bottom. It has a saucer with a reservoir like L. T. mentioned.
1078173
No, there is no bottom. There are four plastic screws to screw it into the earth. If you have a concern about tunneling critters, you might want to place it on a concrete patio or some other foundation.After at least seven years of use, I still HIGHLY recommend this composter.
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I did not use a bottom and it is just fine. Also, if you are going to have a large volume of water pouring in at once there will be less resistance to drainage without the bottom.
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no it does not come with a bottom, if you are conserned about your animals digging out then you will have to set the cage on top of some plywood
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No. It does't have a bottom. I have never seen one with a bottom. It does work very, very well. We use it all the time. We love it.
1078172
It does not have a bottom. I suppose you can put down a layer of chicken wire under it to prevent critters out and beneficial worms in.
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There are slats in the bottom for drainage. We have used them for over a year planted with small palm trees, flowers and herbs. Perfect for our patio garden.
1735719
There is no bottom. They are designed to go directly on the ground although it is recommended that you put some type of permeable liner underneath. (I used garden fabric. The same stuff that I put on top of the soil.
1078174
It does not have a bottom. Not sure how to keep out tunneling critters! We haven't had trouble with ours so far though. We've had it almost a year.
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Yes. It has a plug at the bottom-side to empty. I used it for a planter to plant veggies. I had to drill extra holes on bottom for drainage.
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Hi Sebastian,The Grow Camp does not have a bottom. It was originally designed to be set on grass and dirt but more and more people are using them on their patio's and decks. Any hardware store will have tarps and liners that can be draped across the bottom and fit to the sides. Fill the enclosed area with dirt and it is ready to go.Thank you for your interest!!Linda KelloggUrban Lifestyles
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It does. Needs some assembly to create pyramid shape and install top. Biggest chore is locating it where roots won't inhibit digging and digging the hole. The daily maintenance with water and "digester" might be a task. I'll have to ask my son for whom we got this.
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It does fill with water buy we needed to add additinal weight to keep it all the way down. we put a brick on the bottom in the back.