
Hand Tools & Pruning
Galvanised Watering Can
A traditional can that outlasts plastic: it pours softly through the long spout and stays in good condition for years.
- Long, slim spout
- Galvanised steel
- Rolled rim
- Balanced carry handle
About this product
How the Galvanised Watering Can works
A watering can looks simple, but the details matter. The long spout lets you reach into the middle of a bench or past leaves to put water where it is needed, and it slows the flow so seedlings are not washed out of their compost.
The body is galvanised steel, coated in zinc to protect against rust. Unlike thin plastic, it does not go brittle in strong sun, and a rolled rim at the top makes it stiff and gives a comfortable edge to fill and pour from.
A brown loop handle over the top carries the can level when full, and the whole piece is balanced so that it tips smoothly. It is a practical choice for nurseries, greenhouses, balconies, gardens and shops that sell garden gifts.
Before you buy the Galvanised Watering Can
A metal can lasts decades and survives knocks that crack plastic. Its long spout lets you water at the base of plants without wetting the leaves. A rose fitting on the end gives a gentle spray for seedlings.
Specifications
Specifications
Galvanised Watering Can: the specifications
| Product type | Watering can, hand-held |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised steel |
| Handle | Loop handle, brown |
| Spout | Long, slim |
| Supplied as | Single units or cartons |
| Capacity | On request |
Sizes available
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Key features of the Galvanised Watering Can
Long, slim spout
Gentle flow that reaches into benches and pots.
Galvanised steel
Zinc coating resists rust and sun damage.
Rolled rim
Adds stiffness and a smooth edge for filling.
Balanced carry handle
Carries level when full and tips smoothly.
Questions
Questions about the Galvanised Watering Can
The zinc layer protects it for years. Empty and dry the can after use and it will stay in good condition.



