Send a sketch, a photo or a description. Tomás in the fabrication shop comes back with a materials list, a price and an honest opinion about whether it will work.
Cut horizontally, fitted with a 40-gallon reservoir, a gravel wick bed and an overflow at soil level. The school waters once a week instead of daily, which is the difference between a garden that survives summer break and one that does not.
A 275 gallon food-grade tote on a welded stand, a foot-pump tap, a stainless basin and a 55 gallon greywater catch underneath. Rolls onto a pallet jack, complies with market health requirements, cost a third of the commercial equivalent.
Cage retained, bottle cut with a hinged hatch, welded axle through the cage and a stand made from two steel pallets. Turns with one hand when half full, which is more than can be said for most commercial tumblers.
Top third of a tote as a sump, bottom two thirds as a media bed, bell siphon plumbed between them. Built with a community college programme; the plans are open and we will send them to anyone who asks.
Bare frames with a welded door, a hasp and a steel pallet floor. Ventilated by design, which matters for the fuel cans, and considerably cheaper than a job box.
Cages cut down to counter height, powder-coated, with shelving rails and canopy mounts. Stack four high in a van and set up in under a minute.
Vertical wicking planters with the cage retained as a trellis. The kitchen picks from it directly; the cage bars turned out to be perfect for training vines.
1,375 gallons on a bunded steel frame plumbed to a shared downspout, with a first-flush diverter, balanced draw and an overflow routed to a rain garden.
Open-top tote as a wash tank, drum as a solvent reservoir, pump and filter between them. Built around a solvent the customer already used; the gasket spec took longer than the welding.
Grade A food-safe units with UV-opaque covers, on a bunded platform, rotated on a six-month schedule. Not glamorous, and probably the build we are most pleased with.
Half-totes on welded legs with a drain and a soil lip, plus lower shelves from cut cage sections. Six years of chemical service, then twenty years of potting soil.
Inverted totes with a cut cone and a slide gate, mounted on a mezzanine frame. The one time a customer wanted the container to hold something dry and heavy, and it worked.
From the yard
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