Portable Watering Carts Designed Specifically for Retail Horticultural Sites 

A water cart on wheels! No leads, no trailing hosepipes. Delivers pressurised water to your plants.

The problem with trailing hosepipes is that they are a potential tripping hazard, particularly where customers are browsing and carrying baskets.

What's more, a burst hosepipe spraying water, might amuse children, but will not be as appreciated by shoppers.

The large rear wheels and front castor wheels make these mobile watering carts easy to manoeuver in small spaces.

The cart can be filled from a regular mains tap and it works on pressure to deliver water to the plants.

Water is dispensed using a spray gun or interchangeable nozzle. It has no batteries, electrical pump or engine, so is easy to maintain.

Advantages

• Save time and labour by streamlining the plant watering process. Less time spent refilling buckets/watering cans means you and/or your staff can use their time more effectively.
• Dying plants do not sell and reflect badly on a business as customers may view it as lack of care. Our carts illustrate a professional level of plant care.
• Healthy plants appeal to customers – this increases sales and wastage will in turn be significantly reduced.
• Eliminate the potential of hosepipe tripping accidents.
• Easily manoeuvrable in tight spaces
• No pumps or electricity is required, just a mains tap.

• Option for 35 or 50 litre steel water tank
• Coiled hose with Aquastop and multi setting spray gun as standard
• 4 wheels including 2 swivel castor wheels (one braked)
• Durable, weatherproof fabric cover (Dark Green, Dark Blue, Black)
• Option for Utility Pack for additional tool storage specifications:
  - 1020mm height 530mm wide
  - 33kg dry weight

How the H20 2GO work without pumps or batteries?

 

The pressure is created during filling by the free mains pressure already in your tap. An expanding diaphragm in the cart tank stores this pressure ready to be used remotely.

No tricks, just physics. It really is that simple and it works again and again.

The maximum volume of water is therefore dependent on the available mains water pressure, but as a rough guide, 5bar will equate to approximately 40-50 litres - Less tap pressure will equate to less water on board.