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30-05-2011, 10:10 PM
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Flat Bottomed Urns
Does anyone know where I can buy a pre-drilled flat bottomed urn . Currently, the pipe from my filter goes into the urn, to be poured into my formal pond (9' x6'). Unfortunately the urn has been cracked. A few years ago urns like this were in every 'water garden centre'. Now they seemed to have disappeared from this part of Suffolk/Norfolk
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30-05-2011, 10:55 PM
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Flat Bottomed Urns
"AJP" wrote
Does anyone know where I can buy a pre-drilled flat bottomed urn . Currently, the pipe from my filter goes into the urn, to be poured into my formal pond (9' x6'). Unfortunately the urn has been cracked. A few years ago urns like this were in every 'water garden centre'. Now they seemed to have disappeared from this part of Suffolk/Norfolk Can't you find a large clay jug or fancy flowerpot and drill a hole in the base for the water pipe, silicone glue will stick it in permanently, just make sure it's totally dry before using it. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
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