I am confused. How does this planter attach to an outside wall?
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We attached to an inside wall. I suppose it depends on what kind of outside wall you have. I can't remember now what hardware was included. But it's definitely doable. You may just need to get a few screws from your hardware store.
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my wall is wood siding, however, it can also be installed on masonary materials
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I have 2 attached to the brick in front of our house and two on our wooden deck rail. I used a hammer drill with masonry bit to drill pilot holes (instructions show how big holes need to be) and inserted supplied anchors and screws. For wood the supplied screws go straight in and you will not need to use the blue anchors. Hope this helps.
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The planter comes with a bracket that screws into a wall. If the outside wall is brick, you can screw the screws into the morter joints. If it is a concrete wall, you will need a drill bit that can drill through that. If it is a regular wooden wall, you would just attach the bracket the same way you would inside the house. If the screws are not being put directly into a wooden stud you will need to use an anchor. Once the bracket is in place, the planter slides onto that. It is very sturdy. I hope my answer helps!!
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It bolts/screws onto your outside wall. It is easy to install (mine are in stucco), and is very attractive. A solid purchase.
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No hardware came with this planter. The upper lip extends out and the sides taper inform top to bottom, so it would not hang level against a wall.
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There is one hose that comes out of the bottom that is hooked on the side. There is a tap to which one can attach a hose to water stuff and there is an overflow. The idea of plants on the top is rather silly.
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In the description it says it is safe for outdoor installation, we never installed it outside. The base shown in the image has screw holes in it and is what you would use to mount it outside. It comes with screws to be able to mount it to a wall or some type of support.
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Oops! I thought mine had two drain holes but it only has one. After I answered this question previously we moved the planter and I looked again. But the cap is on the outside and can be pulled off easily and returned as needed. I had one of my planters in the house for a while and had no leaks. When full of soil they become very heavy, so you will need someone to help you move it.
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The planter box itself is molded as a single piece. However, if you want to attach the planter to a wall, you'll need to utilize four metal brackets (included) to provide support
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The Bars up the side we add to the structure. It is fence wire which helps the plants climb. the item only has 3 bars on each side.
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there are metal spikes that fit into the footings ,allowing it to anchor pretty well . I used cable ties to attach them to a chain link fence. I suppose you could put one of those screws with the circle on top into the wall and run a cable tie through the hole and around your trellis. should be stable .
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I have a solid plastic strawberry planter, and I use pieces of landscape fabric to block the holes I don't want to use. Works perfect!!
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Ours are filled with potting soil and we put rectangular containers of mints on the bottom shelf. Top planter drains into bottom. We have very strong winds off the ocean and have not had any tipping- we have six planters as a salad/herb garden. This is our 3rd or 4th year and they are like new.
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No, it is meant for a deck rail, where the top of the fence would have some depth. (If you love the idea of this planter you may be able to rig something to support the planter.)
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It comes with a base and two screws to attach to the wall. I didn't want to have holes on the wall so I used a sticker from 3M hooks. It worked perfectly.
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Ours was put directly on ground. There are metal supports to hold structure circular & shelving to put the 4 planter pots on. This weight of the planted pots holds ours down.
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I did NOT need to use all of the included pieces of the brackets to hang the planters over my narrow iron balcony railing. I suppose if you were to attached a board or rail of some kind to your house, leaving a bit of space for the bracket to hang onto, it would work great for you the same way it did for me. (The piece I did not use, was the part used for wider wooden deck rails). Hope this helps you. Sorry for delay in answering. I LOVE the planters and have not had any problems with them in heavy downpours and/or wind.
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The ground is the bottom. You may want to look at other planters- we tossed this out after putting it together. Is very cheap looking.
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I couldn't tell you what kind of plant to use on wall planter. Because I never got to hang mine up. They came to me broke and I didn't reorder them again. I bought something else. But I was just going to use artificial greenery in them. Hope that helps you decide, sorry I couldn't help more.