Search results show three main types: fridge colander bins with small bottom holes, garden planters with drainage holes, and narrow accent cabinets that include outlet holes on the back panel.
Holes appear in these places: small holes at the bottom of the fridge colander bin, multiple drainage holes at the bottom of planters, and two outlet holes on the back panel of the accent cabinets.
The holes serve different functions: cabinet outlet holes provide access to power for appliances and chargers; the fridge colander’s bottom holes let you rinse and drain produce; planter drainage holes allow excess water to escape.
The accent cabinets list two outlet holes on the back panel.
Product details describe the planters as having "Multiple Drainage Holes."
The fridge colander bin has small bottom holes for draining, a removable lid with integrated handles, and is made from a BPA‑free PETG‑modified plastic.
The fridge colander bin is specified for refrigerator (indoor) use, garden planters are described for outdoor use, and accent cabinets are shown for indoor spaces such as living rooms, entryways, and kitchens.
Cabinet notes mention adult assembly, an anti‑tip back panel, and two outlet holes on the back panel. Planters are listed as no assembly required and note multiple drainage holes.
