Haws Outdoor Plastic Watering Cans

Haws Outdoor Plastic Watering Cans

Designed similarly to the 'Professional' metal range, Haws heavy duty plastic cans ardfrom extremely hard wearing material with high impact strength. They are built for extensive use over a number of years. The cans are light in weight, perfectly balanced.
The 'Deluxe' range in terracotta red has brass ferrules, supplied with an all brass oval rose (model no: 320-2/3) and plastic downspout. In addition the 1 gallon version is supplied with a removable extension spout making this a particularly suitable can when a combination of watering at both bench height and floor level is required.

The less expensive 'Handy' range in British Racing Green has plastic ferrules, supplied with a plastic backed, brass faced rose (model 330) and plastic downspout. To obtain the finest spray the rose should be fitted with the perforated brass face pointing upwards - as shown. If a heavier spray is required simply turn the rose through 180 degrees so that the perforated face is pointing directly towards the ground. Both 1 and 1.5 gallon cans are provided with a plastic downspout attachment which directs water into pots without splashing or compacting the soil. However, 1 gallon versions are supplied with a removable extension spout making this a particularly suitable can when a combination of watering at both bench height and floor level is required.

Whilst not quite as heavy duty as the 169 and 170 models, Haws polyethylene plastic cans feature exactly the same design advantages as the more expensive models and have the additional advantage of providing parking points for the oval brass faced rose and right-angle downspout attachments. There are three sizes/models of cans available: Model no. 450 (2.25 liter) is available in a choice of three colors, British Racing Green, Silver and Red.

Model no.660 'Practican' (6 liter) is a general purpose garden can available in British Racing Green. Model no. 850 'Longreach' can (5 liter) has a longer spout following the Haws tradition.