Pail Lids

[Dakota Wood]

I am looking for some five gallon pail lids. Home Depot has changed the style of the ones they carry. The new ones are made more for paint use. They have a pour spout and pretty well lock on the pail. I'm looking for the old style, which had no spout and was fairly easy to get on and off. Does anyone know of a HD anywhere in the lower mainland that still has the old ones in stock?

Thanks
Dak'

 

[rickoshadows]

I am looking for some five gallon pail lids.

Getting new furniture?

 

[capt_canada13]

You may want to try Industrial Plastics. There is one in Richmond on Minirou.

 

[wizardofvan]

Try Valley Bakery in North Burnaby,

in the past I have picked up pails with nice locking lids.

 

[Dakota Wood]

Thanks for the info wizard and capt, much appreciated.

 

[shapeshifter]

Getting new furniture?

ROTFLMAO! funny stuff

 

[josephl]

Believe it or not

Try the pet store on Burrard, just a couple of blocks up from Burrard st Bridge, they have these great buckets with lids for moving your pet fish.

 

[Dakota Wood]

Try the pet store on Burrard, just a couple of blocks up from Burrard st Bridge, they have these great buckets with lids for moving your pet fish.

I would believe it joseph. Thats exactly what I need the lids for, water changes in my tanks. I've already got the pails, I just need more lids to stack the pails 3 high, and so I can carry them 2 at a time without any spills

 

[josephl]

Fish tanks

Cool, Dakota has fish tanks, now I have one more reason to visit her, fun with Dakota and fish tank viewing

 

[DeaAphrodite]

Try the hydroponic stores (WTI Indoor Gardens). They carry 5 gallon buckets and lids, and they are really cheap. If my memory serves correctly, there is one on 46th near Knight St.

 

[shapeshifter]

Speaking of aquariums I have always thought that a coffee table aquarium would be cool, any of you who have experience with fish tanks have any thoughts on how realistic it would be? maintenance wise? etc