Fast Fit Tray Stand 4 ft x 4 ft | 4x4 Flood Table Stand, No Tools

What a 4x4 Flood Table Stand Changes in a Square Room

Most four by four rooms start life with the tray on the floor. That works until the first time you kneel in runoff to reach a fitting. This frame lifts the whole tray to 25 in and gives back the space underneath. Outside it runs 53 x 53 in with an inside opening of 51 x 51 in, sized for the inside dimension of a standard four foot tray. Clearance under the bottom bar is 18 in before casters go on. That is enough for a reservoir of real capacity rather than a token bucket. The frame is heavy gauge steel under a powder coated white finish, and it assembles without a single tool. Legs and rails interlock, then tighten against each other as weight goes on. Nothing rattles loose over a season. A four foot tray full of medium and water is heavier than people expect, and that is exactly the load this frame is cut for.

Fitting a Fast Fit 4x4 Under the Most Common Tent Size

The four by four is the footprint most rooms are built around, so fit matters more here than anywhere else in the range. The frame sits square to the tent floor, which means the stand goes in before the tray and long before the plants. Getting it level at that point takes two minutes. Getting it level afterwards means draining and lifting a loaded tray. Casters are the upgrade most growers add second, usually after crawling behind the bench once too often. With locking wheels the whole assembly rolls away from the wall, and with the brakes set it does not drift while you work. Be clear about what arrives in the box. This is the frame on its own, so tray, reservoir and plumbing are all separate lines. Inside dimension varies a little between tray brands. Check the tray you already own against the opening before settling the layout. A tray sitting proud of the rails will flex in the middle once it floods.

Key Features

• 51 in square opening: Takes a standard four foot inside dimension tray with no overhang at the rails.
• Tool free assembly: Interlocking legs and rails go together by hand in roughly five minutes.
• Heavy gauge steel frame: Carries a flooded four foot tray without the sag a folding table develops.
• 25 in working height: Brings the canopy up to where you can scout and prune standing upright.
• 18 in of clearance below: Holds a full size reservoir and pump instead of a bucket wedged beside the bench.
• Powder coated white finish: Handles the damp under a flood tray and pushes stray light back into the canopy.
• Optional locking casters: Turns a fixed bench into one you can roll out to reach the plumbing behind it.

Technical Specifications