Mirto Decorative Basin - concrete garden water point
Mirto Decorative Basin: concrete tub for the garden water point
A garden tap left running in the middle of the lawn ends up creating a permanent mud patch. The Mirto Basin collects the water in a high-strength concrete tub with a Ø 40 mm drain, solving the drainage problem and turning the watering point into another decorative feature of the garden.
✅ Key advantages
Collection and drainage: the 40 mm drain prevents puddles and mud around the tap.
Three sizes: from the compact 51 × 51 cm tub up to the 92 × 62 cm one for washing tools or pots.
High-strength concrete: withstands knocks from hoes, buckets and pots without chipping.
Three factory colors: Caliza, Champagne and Pirineos, which coordinate with the Mirto fountain.
Generous usable interior: 12 cm deep with a Ø 41.5 cm basin.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Watering and washing point in the garden.
Outdoor sink next to the shed or vegetable garden.
Area for cleaning footwear and tools.
Decorative water feature on patios and porches.
Support piece near barbecue and outdoor dining areas.
📋 Technical specifications
Dimensions: 51 × 51 × 15 cm, 60 × 51 × 15 cm and 92 × 62 × 18 cm.
Weights: 70 kg, 54.4 kg and 102.3 kg respectively.
Interior dimensions: 12 × Ø 41.5 cm.
Drain diameter: 40 mm.
Material: high-strength concrete.
Colors: Caliza, Champagne and Pirineos.
Units/pallet: 4 in 51 × 51 cm, 4 in 60 × 51 cm and 3 in 92 × 62 cm.
🧰 Installation
Decide on the position, taking into account the water supply and the drain outlet.
Prepare a firm, level base; a 102 kg basin needs continuous support.
Handle the piece with two people or a trolley.
Connect the 40 mm drain to the sewer, a soakaway or a filter well.
Give a slight slope towards the drain so the tub empties completely.
Seal around the pipe with outdoor-grade flexible sealant.
📦 Available formats
92 × 62 × 18 cm — single unit or pallet of 3 units.
60 × 51 × 15 cm — single unit or pallet of 4 units.
51 × 51 × 15 cm — single unit or pallet of 4 units.
💡 Professional tip: don't connect the drain straight into bare soil without a filter well. With regular watering use, within a few months the water saturates the discharge point, the basin starts draining slowly, and you end up with the same puddle you were trying to avoid — only now underneath a 100 kg piece. A 40 × 40 cm gravel-filled well solves this.
