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@Billie the Camillie-n Yes, those are 4" and 6" pots for plants. I don't like hanging plants from the top.

Last work of the night. I took the plastic panel that's normally used as the bottom, and used it to make side splash guards. A full garden-center tray of Baby's Tears plants fits nicely between the feet. The bottom complete by ispeedonthe405 posted Jun 11, 2017 at 9:43 PM I like this. It won't...

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The plastic panel that's normally used as the bottom was cut in half and used as side splash guards. A tray of Baby's Tears fits nicely in the space between the feet. The drain is still clear.

Today I knocked out a sort of trellis made from furniture-grade PVC that I dolled up a bit cosmetically. I chose furniture grade because it's UV-stabilized, whereas regular plumbing grade is (I think) not. All fasteners are stainless steel, of which I have a ton on hand because of the other, as...

Wood wrapped in pond liner with stainless steel staples. PVC feet screw into wood boards with stainless screws.

This PVC & wood structure holds several plants and some small branches.

The aluminum floorboards. Demonstrating how it flexes like a rug so you can get it in and out.

A shot of the aluminum floor boards

Some of the interior wall panels, back and side. 30x60 and 30x48

The back wall interior panels

After installation

Another angle of the installed drain floor

In the middle of building a mansion for my adult panther, I found a little veiled boy I couldn't resist. He's now big enough for a big-boy house of his own. Rather than make him wait in the queue for a custom job, I decided to get one of the Overpriced... err, I mean "Deluxe LED" Repribreeze...

Installed. From this angle you can see the slope better. The foam needs to be cleaned up.

The bottom tray has been reshaped and reused as a drain floor. The fit is being checked here, and the drain is not yet installed.