Nice slender planter to arrange many plants in one container

This planter came with all the tools and materials to assemble it. The planter is comprised of two parts; container and stand. The stand is the part that needs assembly. It was fairly simple and straight forward. The design of this planter is sleek with ridges along the exterior of the container that gives it dimension. There are two holes at the bottom of the container for water drainage of plants. It also came with rubber plugs for the holes in the case you want to keep water in due to long periods of time between watering. This planter is ideal for plants that grow vertical or upward versus outward based on its slender opening. I started with lucky bamboo as this plant typically grows upward. I'll add a snake plant to the planter shortly to get a diverse arrangement.

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No frills raised planter stand with multiple possibilities

I really appreciate that this comes with very minimal packaging and fuss. Out of the box there's no messy styrofoam to deal with. It took me all of 5 minutes to build this since you just have to attach the screws to the legs to form the base. The planter itself is one piece a thick plastic and just sits on top of the base.The screws were a little bit difficult to put into the pre-drilled plastic legs but with my drill on low speed I was able to get them in. I'm sure someone a bit stronger than me can do it with just the tool that's given.

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Thick plastic, sleek design

Arrived later in the growing season so won’t have a chance to plant anything in it this year. Thick, dense plastic should hold up well against the uv rays from the Sun. Overall depth is probably good for something requiring deep roots, but I’ll likely fill it with stone or some other type of filler to reduce the amount of soil needed. It doesn’t attach to the wood base, just sits on it so you can probably toss it if it rots in a few years. Overall it’s a sleek, narrow design that will fit nicely on the deck.

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Easy planter

This is a quite a versatile planter, I assume you can use it with or without the stand. The only thing to assemble was the stand, and an accessory was included to help screw it together. It is a strong and durable plastic, and the planter itself is not attached to the stand, but somewhat nestles into it. My only concern is that it could be easy to topple over, but doubtful once you get the dirt and plants in it. It's too hot to plant anything new right now, but look forward to using it. It will look great and complement our firepit lounge area!

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Show Stopper Pot

Gorgeous modern design with fluting design. Certainly a show stopper w/the wooden cradle stand. Love this item and will definitely recommend it. My only concern is the longevity of the wooden cradle as time goes along / watering of plants.

Very nice and well built could do better with the stand

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product, it was 3/16 to a quarter inch thick at the thinnest parts. I have included pictures that show its thinnest part as 3/16 but the high ridges are much higher than that. The bottom is easily, a quarter inch thick. Very well made will probably last a lifetime Everything is included to put it together. It holds a 50 quart bag of miracle grow and also has two drain plugs in the bottom that are removable.

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Well constructed planter , built to last

Great well built heavy duty composite 30inch planter for the indoor or outdoors. Very light weight. Very simple and quick assembly. Includes allen wrench and hardware. Takes 5 minutes to assemble and you’re ready to go! There are 2 drain plugs included also. This planter fits perfectly at our front door entrance patio and looks amazing! I love the fact that it’s weather resistant because the South Florida sun is brutal in the Summer. I am sure this planter will last many years to come !

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Skip the "assembly" of putting the legs on the wooden base and just set it on the ground. No worries about the base rotting.

From start to finish it took about 10 minutes to put together. All you're putting together is the bottom "rail" with the legs. It comes with an Allen Wrench and the holes on the legs are pretty tight and wooden. When I was screwing the legs on, you could hear "cracking". I was afraid the legs would split. The rest of the planter is plastic. So, if you put this outside in the weather, the "base" will probably rot over time. It could simply be used without the base. There are 2 drain holes with plugs. Don't see the need for the wooden base really.

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great item

Love the look of these planters. Such a nice contrast to have the wooden bottom stand with the black concrete look planter. They are sturdy and require minimal assembly. I bought two for my new deck. I cannot wait to fill them with plants. There are drain hole and accompanying plugs. I bought two and might buy a third!