Which trellis number goes with the bench and planters as shown???B00CA27EFA How can the large trellis ft with the planters and bench when the trellis
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The trellis was not available at the time I bought the bench, so I ended up not buying it.
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Good Afternoon, Dianne. There are two other pieces that are necessary for this to all fit together. These parts are not available through Amazon. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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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
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There are posts on both sides that go into the ground and the trellis goes into those posts. The height of ours is 94 inches from the ground.
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This trellis can be put into the ground to the height that suits you. But, so that it will be sturdy enough to not blow over it should be inserted at least 1 to 1 1/2 Ft. with that said you will be left with somewhere between 6 to 6 1/2 Ft. above the ground. The legs which are around 3 Ft. do not have to be inserted all the way up to the first embossed ring, if you insert it that far you will be left with a height of (4 1/2 Ft). Hope this helps.
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It's great for a planter, and added a lot to my front yard collection. Easy to assemble. I would suggest weather proofing it to protect it from the rain. Thinking about getting one for the back next to the pond.
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It's a wonderful, good-looking plant holder... that's why I bought a second one earlier this year! Each of the three holders is about a foot across. While it looks pretty sturdy, my advice would be to place a fairly heavy plant on the bottom holder for safety's sake as the bottom support legs do not spread out all that wide. That allows you to place a large plant at the top, which is what I have done on both of mine. A number of friends have commented favorably on our planters and have asked for the name of the manufacturer. Hope this is useful.
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The trellis is adjustable so you can make it wider and shorter, OR taller and narrower. Very convenient. The way I set up mine it is 4 ft wide and 7.5 ft high.
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We bought this trellis last summer and love it, so you're not making a mistake with this purchase. It's well made, heavy and sturdy. We have our trellis leaning on our brick wall and it works perfectly for our climbing roses and clematis. The posts are very thick but using the grid portion might be OK, although I'm not sure how you would fasten it. I don't recall that hardware to do this was included though.
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I no longer have the instructions. I tried googling instructions for the Hydrofarm GCTR Tomato Trellis and several very helpful links came up.
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Hi, my trellis is totally covered in snow right now, but I am guessing about 2.5 to 3 feet wide and 5.5 feet high. We have one grape plant climbing up it.
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This trellis is designed for flower and vine use. Vegetables may be too much weight.
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We used treated 2x4's, left unfinished. I used it as a bench to put my plants on during the winter and wanted it to look nice enough to have in our entry. I plan to get a second and will use them as seating on our patio next summer. Really nice looking and easy to assemble!
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you can plant everything you wish, the trellis can be on or off and it has 3 levels to support from short to medium tall plants. Perfect for vines also
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If the top rail is a standard 2x6, the planter will sit there without any additional hardware or shims. The center section of the planter fits perfectly on the rail, and the two projections from the bottom keep the planter from sliding. It works well.
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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So sorry it took me so long to respond to your question. I love the planter...very well made and its 8"tall. I planted a Gerber Daisy in it and its perfect! Wish I cld send u a pic
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I assume you are asking about the planter? I bought it last year; don't recall that it came with any hardware. The railing top is supposed to fit in the middle section of the planter and that is supposed to keep it in place. Unfortunately, my railing was much narrower than the opening on the planter. I had to get pieces of wood and then glue them on the planter to make up the space. After adding the dirt, I secured a number of shims to ensure a tight fit. I discovered that I had to adjust the shims frequently throughout the summer. Also, because the middle section of the planter sits on the railing, the planting depth at that point is quite shallow. Hope that helps. I assume you are asking about the planter? I bought it last year; don't recall that it came with any hardware. The railing top is supposed to fit in the middle section of the planter and that is supposed to keep it in place. Unfortunately, my railing was much narrower than the opening on the planter. I had to get pieces of wood and then glue them on the planter to make up the space. After adding the dirt, I secured a number of shims to ensure a tight fit. I discovered that I had to adjust the shims frequently throughout the summer. Also, because the middle section of the planter sits on the... » Read More I assume you are asking about the planter? I bought it last year; don't recall that it came with any hardware. The railing top is supposed to fit in the middle section of the planter and that is supposed to keep it in place. Unfortunately, my railing was much narrower than the opening on the planter. I had to get pieces of wood and then glue them on the planter to make up the space. After adding the dirt, I secured a number of shims to ensure a tight fit. I discovered that I had to adjust the shims frequently throughout the summer. Also, because the middle section of the planter sits on the railing, the planting depth at that point is quite shallow. Hope that helps. « Show Less