Tall Rectangular Planter with Removable Liner, All-Weather PE Rattan Large Modern Planters Indoor Outdoor Flower Plant Pots Garden Box Patio Yard Front Porch Deck

Was easy to put together! Looks very nice. Nice size.

This is perfect for a large deck that needs decor or separation areas. It fits fake plants or real ones. I bought 2. Easy to assemble and good quality.

Just received two of the box planters in black. Easy to put together. Deciding what to plant. Looks good.

Pros: easy to put together. Good color. Match my furniture fine. Comes with fabric pocket to hold the soul rocks.Cons: wish a tad bit taller to come up to height of my outdoor furniture. Not sure how the material it’s made of will hold up in the outdoors. Little Rocky.Wish they had wheels!

Great planter! Well made.

Perfect match to the sofa!! Perfect height for some privacy.

I'd give it 3.5 stars if I could. It was sort of easy to put together. There is only one type of screw which, together with a washer, goes in each, obvious hole. The problem comes in lining up the holes in each of the panels you are trying to attach, and actually getting the screw to go in the hole. This was surprisingly challenging and frustrating, but I got it all done in the end.I am frustrated by several things which make this planter a whole lot less useful than it should or could be.There is an interior shelf with only one placement option. You are left with a space only 10 inches deep upon which to put your plants. Generally speaking, in a tall planter you would plant tall plants, which generally have deep roots, so this is a very odd choice. This really limits what plants you can put in this. They could have easily made this with several placement options, so that you could put the shelf further down, giving you more space.The inner liner in which to put soil and plants is basically a fabric pot, which is somewhat problematic on several fronts. It probably won't last more than a season or two, and then what? You have to find an exact-sized replacement. Good luck with that. Also, both it and the planter itself lack any sort of drip tray or saucer, so any excess water is going to drip down and flow all over your deck or whatever surface you put this on. Not good. Neither the inner fabric pot nor the rattan structure will offer any protection from cold weather or winds, so any perennials you plant will probably be toast once the frost hits.Speaking of protection and winds, the bottom is completely open and un-weighted, so if you live somewhere with high winds, you will definitely run this risk of this blowing over. It will be very top-heavy with the plants and soil only in the top 10 inches.The interior is only 9 inches wide, which limits the pots you could put in it, should you choose to put potted plants on the shelf instead of planting directly in the fabric liner.All in all, I'm a bit frustrated and disappointed with something I thought would be really cool.

I use this by my front door since there is minimal extra space. It adds a pop of color where it is needed by my brown house.