Red Gorilla Premium Bucket, 15L, Blue

Red Gorilla Premium Bucket – 15L, Blue

Fifteen litres, 36cm across and 27cm deep, with a reinforced metal handle and a moulded grip. This is Red Gorilla's builder's bucket rather than a feed bucket, made to be filled with water, mortar or anything else heavy without the handle giving way.

The body is Red Gorilla's extra-strong recyclable plastic and the bucket is produced in ten colours, blue among them — which is the practical way to stop the water bucket, the mortar bucket and the feed bucket from getting confused on a busy yard.

Performance & Benefits

• 15 litre capacity, 36cm diameter and 27cm high.
• Reinforced metal handle with a moulded grip, built for carrying weight.
• Extra-strong recyclable plastic body.
• Weather resistant, so it can be left outside.
• Ten colours in the range: black, blue, green, orange, pink, pistachio, purple, red, sky blue and yellow.
• Red Gorilla list it for mixing, plastering, plumbing, gardening and carrying water.

Suitable For

• Carrying and mixing water, mortar and plaster.
• Yard and garden work where a bucket takes a beating.
• Colour-coding buckets by job, across a yard or a site.
• Anyone who has pulled the handle out of a cheaper bucket.
• Not a stable feed bucket to leave hanging — a moulded plastic feed bucket is the safer fitting for a stable.

How to Use

• Carry by the metal handle, with the moulded grip in the palm.
• Rinse out after mixing, before anything sets in the bottom.
• Stack empty buckets inside each other.
• Wash with warm water and a mild detergent; the plastic takes a scrubbing brush.

Specification

• Capacity 15 litres. Height 27cm, diameter 36cm.
• Extra-strong recyclable plastic body with a reinforced metal handle.
• Colours: black, blue, green, orange, pink, pistachio, purple, red, sky blue, yellow.
• Red Gorilla publish no weight for this bucket and make no food-contact claim, so neither is stated here.

Care & Caution

• The handle is metal. Do not hang this bucket in a stable or leave it loose in a field, where a horse could catch a headcollar or a shoe on it.