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The tray measures 1.2m x 1.2m, giving approximately 1.44m² of tray area.
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1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Garden Tray - Large Plant Watering & Drip Tray
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2150
£21.50
Unit price perEstimated delivery between November 01 and November 03.
The 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Garden Tray provides a generous contained area for grouping pots, planters and propagation trays while helping to manage watering and irrigation run-off. Manufactured without drainage holes, it can be used as a large drip tray or for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants.
At 120cm x 120cm, this is the larger of the two square tray sizes in the range and provides approximately 1.44m² of usable tray area. The extra space is particularly useful for larger groups of pots or where a substantial contained watering area is required.
Suitable for greenhouses, nurseries, propagation areas and general horticultural use, the tray provides a straightforward way to keep multiple containers together while helping to prevent irrigation water spreading immediately across the surrounding growing surface.
Why choose the 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray?
- Large 1.2m x 1.2m footprint - provides approximately 1.44m² of space for pots and plant trays.
- No drainage holes - retains water rather than allowing it to drain directly onto the surface below.
- Suitable for bottom watering - compatible pots can take up moisture through their drainage holes.
- Useful as a large drip tray - catches irrigation run-off from multiple containers.
- Groups plants together - provides one large contained area rather than relying on individual saucers.
- Suitable for pots & planters - useful with a wide range of container-grown plants.
- Propagation applications - the generous footprint can accommodate multiple smaller pots and trays.
- Helps organise growing areas - creates a clearly defined watering and plant-holding area.
- Durable plastic construction - practical for regular horticultural use.
- Professional & domestic applications - suitable for nurseries, greenhouses and general plant growing.
Large tray for bottom watering
The absence of drainage holes means the tray can retain water for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants. Pots with drainage holes can be positioned within the tray and allowed to absorb moisture from below through capillary action within the growing medium.
With its large 1.2m x 1.2m footprint, several containers can be watered within the same area. This can be useful when managing groups of plants where watering each individual pot separately would be less convenient.
Water levels should always be managed according to the crop, container and growing medium being used. Plants requiring freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Contain irrigation run-off from multiple pots
The tray can also be used simply to collect water draining from pots and planters. Instead of allowing excess irrigation water to spread directly across the surrounding surface, run-off is retained within the tray.
This is particularly useful beneath groups of plants that are regularly hand watered. The large square footprint creates a defined plant area and can reduce the need for numerous individual pot saucers.
1.44m² of tray space
At 1.2m long by 1.2m wide, this tray provides approximately 1.44 square metres of surface area. This gives around 44% more tray area than the 1m x 1m version, making it the better option where additional pot capacity or watering space is required.
Before ordering, allow sufficient space around the tray for access and plant maintenance. The number of pots that can be accommodated will depend on their individual dimensions and the spacing required between plants.
Suitable for nurseries, greenhouses & propagation
| Nurseries | Useful for grouping larger batches of container-grown plants within a defined watering area. |
|---|---|
| Greenhouses | Provides a substantial contained area for pots, planters and smaller trays. |
| Propagation | Can accommodate multiple smaller propagation pots or trays where controlled watering is required. |
| Bottom watering | No drainage holes allow water to be retained for suitable containers to absorb from below. |
| Run-off collection | Helps contain water draining from multiple pots during irrigation. |
1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray product details
| Product | Square Plastic Garden Tray |
|---|---|
| Product type | Large plant watering & drip tray |
| Length | 1.2m |
| Width | 1.2m |
| Tray area | Approximately 1.44m² |
| Material | Plastic |
| Drainage holes | None |
| Suitable for | Pots, planters, propagation trays, bottom watering & irrigation run-off collection |
| Primary application | Plant watering, grouping containers & containing drainage |
1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray FAQs
Does the tray have drainage holes?
No. The tray is manufactured without drainage holes, allowing it to retain irrigation water and run-off.
Can the tray be used for bottom watering?
Yes. Suitable pots with drainage holes can be positioned in the tray and allowed to absorb water from below. The amount of water should be appropriate for the plants and growing medium being used.
How much larger is this than the 1m x 1m tray?
The 1.2m x 1.2m tray provides approximately 1.44m² of area, compared with 1m² for the smaller version. This gives approximately 44% more tray area.
Can several plant pots be placed in the tray?
Yes. Its large footprint is particularly useful for grouping multiple pots together. The exact number will depend on the diameter of the pots and the spacing required between plants.
Will it catch water draining from pots?
Yes. With no drainage holes, the tray can collect water draining from pots and help contain irrigation run-off within the growing area.
Can propagation trays be placed inside it?
Yes. The large square footprint can accommodate multiple smaller propagation trays or groups of individual propagation pots, subject to their dimensions.
Is this suitable for commercial nursery use?
Yes. Its large size makes it suitable for professional nurseries and greenhouse growing areas as well as general horticultural use.
Should plants be left standing in water?
Only where appropriate for the crop and growing medium. Plants requiring freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Is a smaller version available?
Yes. A 1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray is also available where a more compact footprint is required.
1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Garden Tray - Large Plant Watering & Drip Tray
Please sign in to see pricing
2150
£21.50
Unit price perThe 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Garden Tray provides a generous contained area for grouping pots, planters and propagation trays while helping to manage watering and irrigation run-off. Manufactured without drainage holes, it can be used as a large drip tray or for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants.
At 120cm x 120cm, this is the larger of the two square tray sizes in the range and provides approximately 1.44m² of usable tray area. The extra space is particularly useful for larger groups of pots or where a substantial contained watering area is required.
Suitable for greenhouses, nurseries, propagation areas and general horticultural use, the tray provides a straightforward way to keep multiple containers together while helping to prevent irrigation water spreading immediately across the surrounding growing surface.
Why choose the 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray?
- Large 1.2m x 1.2m footprint - provides approximately 1.44m² of space for pots and plant trays.
- No drainage holes - retains water rather than allowing it to drain directly onto the surface below.
- Suitable for bottom watering - compatible pots can take up moisture through their drainage holes.
- Useful as a large drip tray - catches irrigation run-off from multiple containers.
- Groups plants together - provides one large contained area rather than relying on individual saucers.
- Suitable for pots & planters - useful with a wide range of container-grown plants.
- Propagation applications - the generous footprint can accommodate multiple smaller pots and trays.
- Helps organise growing areas - creates a clearly defined watering and plant-holding area.
- Durable plastic construction - practical for regular horticultural use.
- Professional & domestic applications - suitable for nurseries, greenhouses and general plant growing.
Large tray for bottom watering
The absence of drainage holes means the tray can retain water for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants. Pots with drainage holes can be positioned within the tray and allowed to absorb moisture from below through capillary action within the growing medium.
With its large 1.2m x 1.2m footprint, several containers can be watered within the same area. This can be useful when managing groups of plants where watering each individual pot separately would be less convenient.
Water levels should always be managed according to the crop, container and growing medium being used. Plants requiring freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Contain irrigation run-off from multiple pots
The tray can also be used simply to collect water draining from pots and planters. Instead of allowing excess irrigation water to spread directly across the surrounding surface, run-off is retained within the tray.
This is particularly useful beneath groups of plants that are regularly hand watered. The large square footprint creates a defined plant area and can reduce the need for numerous individual pot saucers.
1.44m² of tray space
At 1.2m long by 1.2m wide, this tray provides approximately 1.44 square metres of surface area. This gives around 44% more tray area than the 1m x 1m version, making it the better option where additional pot capacity or watering space is required.
Before ordering, allow sufficient space around the tray for access and plant maintenance. The number of pots that can be accommodated will depend on their individual dimensions and the spacing required between plants.
Suitable for nurseries, greenhouses & propagation
| Nurseries | Useful for grouping larger batches of container-grown plants within a defined watering area. |
|---|---|
| Greenhouses | Provides a substantial contained area for pots, planters and smaller trays. |
| Propagation | Can accommodate multiple smaller propagation pots or trays where controlled watering is required. |
| Bottom watering | No drainage holes allow water to be retained for suitable containers to absorb from below. |
| Run-off collection | Helps contain water draining from multiple pots during irrigation. |
1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray product details
| Product | Square Plastic Garden Tray |
|---|---|
| Product type | Large plant watering & drip tray |
| Length | 1.2m |
| Width | 1.2m |
| Tray area | Approximately 1.44m² |
| Material | Plastic |
| Drainage holes | None |
| Suitable for | Pots, planters, propagation trays, bottom watering & irrigation run-off collection |
| Primary application | Plant watering, grouping containers & containing drainage |
1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray FAQs
What size is this plastic tray?
The tray measures 1.2m x 1.2m, giving approximately 1.44m² of tray area.
Does the tray have drainage holes?
No. The tray is manufactured without drainage holes, allowing it to retain irrigation water and run-off.
Can the tray be used for bottom watering?
Yes. Suitable pots with drainage holes can be positioned in the tray and allowed to absorb water from below. The amount of water should be appropriate for the plants and growing medium being used.
How much larger is this than the 1m x 1m tray?
The 1.2m x 1.2m tray provides approximately 1.44m² of area, compared with 1m² for the smaller version. This gives approximately 44% more tray area.
Can several plant pots be placed in the tray?
Yes. Its large footprint is particularly useful for grouping multiple pots together. The exact number will depend on the diameter of the pots and the spacing required between plants.
Will it catch water draining from pots?
Yes. With no drainage holes, the tray can collect water draining from pots and help contain irrigation run-off within the growing area.
Can propagation trays be placed inside it?
Yes. The large square footprint can accommodate multiple smaller propagation trays or groups of individual propagation pots, subject to their dimensions.
Is this suitable for commercial nursery use?
Yes. Its large size makes it suitable for professional nurseries and greenhouse growing areas as well as general horticultural use.
Should plants be left standing in water?
Only where appropriate for the crop and growing medium. Plants requiring freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Is a smaller version available?
Yes. A 1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray is also available where a more compact footprint is required.
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1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Garden Tray - Large Plant Watering & Drip Tray
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£21.50
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