Stewart - Smithy Patio Tub - 35cm - Black

The Stewart Smithy 35cm Patio Tub is a versatile, flat-bottomed container designed for a variety o...

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The Stewart Smithy 35cm Patio Tub is an ideal solution for gardeners and home organizers looking for a durable, versatile container for indoor or outdoor arrangements. Perfect for housing houseplants, herbs, and small shrubs, this tub offers a clean aesthetic and integrated side grips for easy portability. However, users should note that the tub comes without pre-drilled drainage holes, requiring a simple manual modification if intended for direct planting with live greenery.

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Model Part Number5064073046766
BrandStewart

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FAQs

Can I use this tub indoors without a saucer?

Yes, because it comes without pre-drilled holes, it can be used indoors as a waterproof container. However, if you add your own drainage holes, you will need a saucer to catch excess water.

How do I drill drainage holes?

Simply invert the tub and use a standard drill bit suitable for plastic to create holes in the base. Start with a smaller bit and increase size as needed.

Is the material UV resistant?

The Stewart Smithy tub is constructed from high-quality, durable plastic intended for garden use, meaning it handles standard sunlight exposure well.

Does it come with a lid?

No, the Stewart Smithy 35cm Patio Tub is designed as an open-top container.

What is the total diameter of the tub?

The tub is 35cm in diameter, making it ideal for standard medium-sized plant pots or storage tasks.

Can I leave this outside in freezing temperatures?

While the plastic is durable, it is best practice to move containers inside or cover them during extreme frost to extend the life of the material.

Troubleshooting

Water pooling inside the tub

If you are using this as a planter, you must drill drainage holes into the base to allow excess water to escape.

Tub slipping on smooth surfaces

Apply small adhesive rubber feet to the bottom of the tub to increase grip on glass, metal, or polished wood surfaces.

Surface marks or scuffs

Gently buff the area with a soft, dry cloth; for more stubborn marks, a small amount of non-abrasive plastic cleaner can be used.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Integrated side grips make moving the tub easy and ergonomic
  • Sturdy flat-bottom design prevents tipping on flat surfaces
  • Multi-functional use as both a decorative storage container and a planter
  • Clean, minimalist aesthetic fits most home and garden decor styles
  • Lightweight yet robust material construction

Cons

  • Requires manual drilling if used for direct soil planting
  • No pre-installed drainage tray or plug included
  • Limited to one color option (black)
  • Not suitable for heavy landscaping or large trees

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setting up the Stewart Smithy tub is straightforward. If you intend to use it for live plants, determine if your specific plant requires drainage. To add holes, turn the tub upside down and use a standard power drill with a plastic-appropriate drill bit to create 3-4 holes in the base.

For general care, the tub is designed to be low maintenance. Because of its durable plastic material, you can simply wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust or dirt. If the tub becomes heavily soiled, a damp cloth with mild soap is sufficient for cleaning. Avoid using abrasive scrubbing pads that could scratch the black finish.

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