Tub talk

[Cypher]

I don't use tubs myself...but if the bottoms aren't flush...couldn't you just lay the heat cord down THEN sandwhich it in with a tight fitting sheet of styrofoam to keep the heat in?

 

[Diesel72]

For visibility get an old photo frame leave the glass in there (hot glue any gaps if the glass fitting is loose) then use a soldering iron to cut a hole where ever u want in the size of the photo frame. Then hot glue it on and u have a perfect little viewing window.

 

[MDSTIM]

"Bell's" tubs have got excellent flat bottoms once you pop the wheels off...they are a bit more expensive....but if you live in the area I suppose you could pick them up "direct"....otherwise stocked by Bunnings who I think just about double the price.

 

[pythrulz]

hi there i nought some of those tubs with wheels then melted the bottom off but they still wernt heating up properly so i bought the 3x18 specials from big w they have a flat bottom spent a lot of time looking all the tubs i saw seem to have the little wheels like you mentioned kenshin

 

[James_Scott]

I use starmaid tubs on 80w heat cord on habistat pulse proportion thermostats and have no issues keeping the heat in over winter.

 

[cockney red]

Get mine at Big W

 

[JAS101]

i just went to starmaids factory direct outlet to see if i could get there 52lt tubs cheaper - NO there $5 more then bunnings sell them :shock::shock: even buying a carton of them wasnt any cheaper then bunnings .

 

[LiasisKing]

office works has all of the sizes cheaper than bunnings