Bottoms cracked around drainage holes

These planters look very nice but the bottoms cracked when we tried to remove the drainage hole cutouts. There were no instructions on the correct way to remove them so we had to guess at how to do it.

Just what I was looking for a deep window box!

I have been looking for a while for a deep window box. So many are only 5 or 6 inches deep and because of it my plants are root bound by mid-summer. Can’t wait to use this summer.

Very happy with my purchase

This planter box is well made and looks beautiful on my front porch. Now I just have to wait for the transplanted flowers to bloom.

VERY low quality!

The plastic bottom cracked on both sides while removing the drain hole covers for outside use! I was using a very sharp utility knife which easily cut the plastic. However with very little pressure to push the point through the pot formed a 1 inch crack on both holes. Material is thin and poor quality.

Beware: Electric drill required to create drainage

I just recycled them. Supposedly they have punch-out holes to drain. No, you need to punch out the little X with a tool of some kind. No way to do that without creating a much larger tear in the plastic which renders them useless. Having trouble with the first one, I called customer service. Was given incorrect "instructions" re punching and same thing happened. Both rendered useless

Nice for plastic planters.

Good, inexpensive replacement for some old deck planters.

They came with punch out drainage holes but there were...

They came with punch out drainage holes but there were not enough of them and were very hard to break through. When I did the bottom cracked easily. I will most likely discard them after the summer.

Bottom plugs were a problem

The planters looked nice and were a good size, however when I tried to punch out the holes on the bottom of the box, the plastic was so brittle that it branched out from each side of the hole. Though I was more careful with the second planter I bought, the same thing happened. The manufacturer should make the round plugs much easier to pop out, or better still, send them already popped.

I now have a total of four of these deck...

I now have a total of four of these deck box planters and I love them. They look good and they're functional. I have herbs planted in two of them and geraniums in the other two. We had to drill holes in the bottom but that was easy enough. I would buy more of these if needed.

Broken before I even used it.

There is a place in the bottom to push out two circles to make holes for water to escape. When I pushed them out the whole bottom broke making the whole thing useless. Far too fragile. I wasted my money.