what is the width on top of the planter
262001
The width measurement between the top outside edges is 11 inches. I love these planters.
262002
I think it is 10inches. It's a generous size, but it comes in one piece and the box dia. Suggest this too. Just be sure to drill holes in the base first.
262003
on the bottom of the page there are the planter's lenght width and height it's about 9 inches wide
780396
The bottom. Is 3 -1/2 inches. The inside because it is a reservoir is only 4-3/4 deep. It is pretty sturdy. I got it to fit in with other planters. This one is functional but not really decorative.
1780119
I am just guessing here...about 2 feet high by about 2 feet wide...I dropped a large hanging plant into it and it fit nicely.
664912
While I can't get to the poles to make an exact measurement, I made a measurement from the outside of the boot and the 31" is right. The overall width of the top is about 5 ft. The curved section of the vertical poles added to the 31" straight pole gives that width.
937506
There are actually 2 (two) sets of measurements. 1) Outside to Outside (if you want to find a place to set the planter). 27 1/2 L x 14 1/4 W x 16 1/2 H2) Inside to Inside (if you want to know max plant size capacity) 25 5/8 L x 12 1/4 W x 12 H
1294659
It's about 3 feet and be sure to weight the bottom if it's in a "windy" area, the top leaves are like sails catching the wind. Really looks good if you put near a planter with other plants. It's absolutely gorgeous. You will LOVE IT
1501918
I just used my tape measure and the depth of the actual space you would put your potted plants or your soil in is 5 1/4 inches. The width of that same open area in the top of the planter, from inside edge to inside edge, is 13 inches. I now have 3 of the tall planters, 2 on my front porch that I put potted plants in & 1 inside the french doors of my guest bedroom that I use as a nursery bed over the Winter to early Spring, but that is currently holding all my water bottles for watering my porch plants, my gardening hand tools, an extra hose, etc. The 2 on the porch do NOT have the bottom shelf, so I got them at an extreme discount. I use the area between the legs of the planter to store bags of PREEN & other heavy items to help stabilize the planter from gusty winds.
1881371
Much smaller than it is advertised to be . I sent it back as I wanted a tall planter maybe 3 foot tall can't remember just not what I thought.
153200
it's about 6" high, 8" wide. I gave it to my mom as a gift so I don't recall exactly so that's approximate. It's not huge but it's big enough to put a small plant in.
1806008
The bottom to top measures 29",that is to the work surface. The lattice is 11" tall. It is a perfect height for my planting needs. I'm very pleased with the piece.
1513239
It's more like 25-1/2" including the width of the leaves. The top surface, without the leaves, is 23-5/8".
1608590
The planter is 14" deep BUT the bottom 3"-4" is the water reservoir. Regardless, its deep enough for veggies and herbs!
239908
Fits a standard 2x6 width, which is really only 5.5" wide, so your 6" wide rail is too large. Too bad, these are really nice planter boxes. We have a total of six on our deck and we really like them.
2197344
Its about 36 inches. It sits pretty high off the ground. I think each planter is about 12 inches and they stack on top of each other.
2210267
I put in standard planters. They are probably 6 to 8 inches high. I got the planters from amazon also.
837776
The height of the planter from the bottom of the leg to the top of the lip of the trough is 34 inches. The length of the planter trough is 36 inches. The trough is 5.5 inches deep, and the inside width is 13 inches, while including the lip on either side brings the width up to 15.25 inches.
955045
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