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Active Aqua Black Flood Table 3 x 6 ft | 48 Gal, Brand New
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Department: Cannabis Grow
$102.00
What the Active Aqua Black Flood Table Holds
The tray measures 77.75 by 41.75 by 7.25 in on the outside, over an inside floor of 72 by 36 in with a 5 in wall. Flooded to that inside depth it carries 48 gal. That figure is what sets the reservoir size.
Purchase directly from Growers HouseWhat the Active Aqua Black Flood Table Holds
The tray measures 77.75 by 41.75 by 7.25 in on the outside, over an inside floor of 72 by 36 in with a 5 in wall. Flooded to that inside depth it carries 48 gal. That figure is what sets the reservoir size. A table this size needs a tank that can give up its flood volume and take all of it back. The material is high-impact ABS with UV resistance, which is what keeps a black tray from going brittle under a long run of hard light. The floor is a grid pattern rather than a flat sheet. Multi-level drainage channels sit inside that grid, so water leaving the table has a path to the drain from anywhere on it. Corners are rounded, which matters on the day a table gets scrubbed between crops. Gradation marks are moulded into the inside wall, so fill height is read rather than estimated. There are multiple drain positions, which means the fitting goes where the plumbing already runs. Six feet of length gives a working reach from one side and keeps a wall-side bench usable. The model number is HGFT36. These four tables are brand new, never used, and still on the pallet.
Plumbing a 3x6 Flood Table Into Ebb and Flow
A 3x6 flood table runs on a simple cycle of pump up, hold, and drain back. Fill and drain fittings thread through the tray floor, and the drain carries the whole table back to the tank by gravity. Set the table dead level before anything else. A tray out of level by a quarter inch over six feet leaves one end dry while the other end stands in solution. Level is also what makes the gradation marks mean anything. Flood height goes to roughly a third of the pot depth rather than up to the rim of the tray. The point is to wet the lower root mass and leave the top of the medium breathing. Hold time is usually measured in minutes, and the drain wants to be faster than the fill. A table that drains slowly keeps roots sitting in old solution, and that is where root trouble starts. Keep the reservoir larger than the flood volume so the level never drops far enough to pull air into the pump. Clean the grid between crops. Salt builds in the channels first, because that is where the last of the solution sits. Rounded corners turn that scrub into a short job. Run the tank through a plain water flush before a new crop goes on. Light landing on standing water in a black tray is what grows algae, so a cover or a closed canopy both earn their place.
Key Features
48 gal flooded: An inside floor of 72 by 36 in behind a 5 in wall.
Grid-pattern floor: Multi-level drainage channels route water to the drain.
UV-resistant ABS: High-impact plastic that holds up under hard light.
Moulded gradation marks: Fill height gets read off the inside wall.
Multiple drain positions: The fitting goes where the plumbing already runs.
Rounded corners: Scrubbing between crops takes minutes.
Brand new, palletised: Four tables available, never used.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Size
3 ft x 6 ft
Outside dimensions
77.75 x 41.75 x 7.25 in
Inside dimensions
72 x 36 x 5 in
Water capacity
48 gal
Material
High-impact ABS, UV resistant
Floor
Grid pattern with multi-level drainage channels
Drain positions
Multiple
Fill level indication
Moulded gradation marks
Corners
Rounded
Colour
Black
Manufacturer part number
HGFT36
Condition
Brand new, never used
Units available
4
Location: Lawton, OK






