How tall is the planter and how is it holding up?
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I would have to measure it when I get home but I would say it's about 3 feet. It's a really neat concept but the construction is poor. the slats are held to each other with wire staples. a section fell apart rather early on. I now have a tight metal strapping around the center and that seems to hold it well. But, I would prefer it if the strap wasn't necessary.
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Mark, We bought 2 of these planters and they are 16 inches tall. They are real easy to put together and fit perfectly over our septic tank tops. The final boards that came with them weren't wide enough to close the final gap so we contacted the company and they sent 2 extra boards so I could trim them up to make the planters come together like they should. They were very nice and helpful, would definitely buy from them again. The nails holding the boards together aren't the best, but I just drilled some holes through the metal banding and put wood screws in each board so they would all stay in place and would have no worries what so ever of them coming apart. We also treated the wood with Thompson water seal to seal the wood from the rain, snow, etc. They inside metal plate that hold the flower pots is holding up very well too. Hope this answers your questions. Ron Ash
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its about knee high. Its great. I little slow to put together but it looks great.
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The planter is 16 in. tall. It has only been 2 month so it's holding up okay. I'll know better after it goes through a Minnesota winter. I did discover another problem, however. The plastic containers are too shallow to allow adequate root growth. I'm seeing signs of stress from root compaction. I'm going to have lower the shelf and buy deeper containers. What a pain. Looks great, though.
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Its just a heavy plastic planter that fits down in the container. I had to drill holes for drainage. I really liked the planter but with the weight of the dirt and flowers on one of the wood legs split and the caster broke. I tried to move it and it was too heavy. I gave it to my neighbor.
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I had this item sent directly to my sister-in-law .......sorry I don't have the dimensions. She's rather fussy and absolutely loved the planter.
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Good Morning, I believe the total length is about 60" with a 36" bench and the two 12" planters. It's about 18" to 20" high. The planters will hold a 10" pot. Hope this helps. Donna
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I am 5'4" and the top of the planter is at the top of my thighs. You do not have to bend over to work on your little garden. I love it!
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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.
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I've had mine since springtime this year. It was about 2 feet tall when it arrived, and it hasn't gotten any taller over the summer. But it's still alive, so I'm hoping that it gets a grip and grows taller next year.
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Hi Melanie,I am not sure, but I have a very heavy planter on it. The diameter of the top of the planter would be about 20 inches, and the pot is about 20 inches high. It is filled with dirt and in addition regularly takes water. And then there is the plant itself, which is known as a snake plant, with thick pulpy shoots. I have no idea how heavy this planter is but let's just say I used my son's skateboard to move it across the house. I'm guessing about 50 lbs. So far, the pedestal has not complained.
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I agree that it is about 10-12 inches. It comes with a cloth that fits inside before you put in the dirt so that the dirt doesn't wash out. We love the box and plant all kinds of things in it, especially herbs and lettuce. It is a snap to put together. We have had ours a full year and it has held up great. We live in a warm climate so we keep in planted year round. I have nothing bad to say about it.
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The top is 6". Bottom is 3.5". The planter is 6" tall. There is a plastic reservoir for drainage in the bottom that stands approx. 1" high.
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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
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I am very pleased with my planter and will be ordering more in the Spring. I have used these planters in the past and get years of usage from them. Very happy with my purchase.
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sorry, have no idea. but I do have a rather large pot on the top, probably over 20 lbs, and with smaller pots on either side to balance the large one. I have the planter on a thick carpet, so I have to be careful not to tip it over due to the very thin metal legs.
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6" deep or 6" wide? Or 6" high stone wall? You want to put 'planters' "up on it". The brackets are attached to a "Planter Holder". Assuming you are referring to the Planter Holders, the planter holders are true to the specs provided and T.L. Armitage below answered the question perfectly. My experience is they are sturdy enough to hold a planter full of soil with some plants. As the plants grow and get water the planters become heavier. I've had mine for 6 months and they do not show signs of strain or breakdown. They are attached to a sturdy black metal railing. If they become loose all you have to do is tighten them. You can't lose, Amazon provides excellent customer service. 6" deep or 6" wide? Or 6" high stone wall? You want to put 'planters' "up on it". The brackets are attached to a "Planter Holder". Assuming you are referring to the Planter Holders, the planter holders are true to the specs provided and T.L. Armitage below answered the question perfectly. My experience is they are sturdy enough to hold a planter full of soil with some plants. As the plants grow and get water the planters become heavier. I've had mine for 6 months and they do not show signs of strain or breakdown. They are attached to a sturdy black metal... » Read More 6" deep or 6" wide? Or 6" high stone wall? You want to put 'planters' "up on it". The brackets are attached to a "Planter Holder". Assuming you are referring to the Planter Holders, the planter holders are true to the specs provided and T.L. Armitage below answered the question perfectly. My experience is they are sturdy enough to hold a planter full of soil with some plants. As the plants grow and get water the planters become heavier. I've had mine for 6 months and they do not show signs of strain or breakdown. They are attached to a sturdy black metal railing. If they become loose all you have to do is tighten them. You can't lose, Amazon provides excellent customer service. « Show Less
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I bought an 11.5in planter and I measured it to be 9" from the floor to the very top of the lip. Minus the saucer that holds the water, you have 7 1/2" to work with.
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My estimate would be around 30-50 pounds. It feel pretty sturdy. I use it for plants so not too much weight.
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IF you get it assembled, it's quite sturdy with sliding horizontal braces beneath the leaves. Height with wheels is just under 34''; without it's about 29 1/2''