Deep Pot Saucer - 16-in Diameter - 4-in Deep

Catch Runoff and Hold Reserve Water - 16 x 16 in Footprint

Water that drains from a container can stain floors, pool under benches and leave roots dry between waterings. A deep saucer catches that runoff and holds it beneath the pot. At 4 in tall, this saucer gives you a deeper reservoir than a shallow tray.

The 16 in size suits larger containers. It fits a regular indoor grower running mid-to-large pots, and it also works for small commercial setups that want a simple, low-cost catch basin. It is sold each, so you can buy one to test or many to outfit a room.

Key Features & Benefits

• Deep 4 in wall — holds more runoff and reserve water than a shallow tray.
• 16 x 16 in footprint — gives large containers a wide base to sit on.
• Light at 0.4 lb — easy to move, stack and store when not in use.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture, as stated by the distributor.

Who Should Use Deep Pot Saucer

Use it if you grow in large containers and want to protect floors and benches from drainage. It suits home gardeners, indoor growers and commercial operations that need a basic catch basin for each pot.

About Deep Pot Saucer

This is a deep round-format container saucer measuring 16 in across and 4 in high, with a shipping weight of 0.4 lb. It is sold each and made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a pot saucer do?
A: A saucer sits under a container and collects water that drains through the bottom. This protects surfaces and keeps runoff contained. It can also hold a little reserve water.

Q: How deep is this saucer?
A: It is 4 in tall. That depth gives it more capacity than a shallow tray of the same width.

Q: What size pot should I use with it?
A: The saucer is 16 in across, so choose a container with a base narrower than that. Measure the base of your pot before ordering to confirm it sits fully inside.

Q: Should I leave water standing in the saucer?
A: Standing water can keep roots too wet, depending on your media and watering plan. Empty the saucer if the pot stays saturated, or use it as a short-term reserve if your setup allows.

Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No, the listing is for one saucer, sold each.