Lattice Design Planter Box - 14.75-Inch-Square Plastic Decorative Outdoor Flower or Plant Pot - Front Porch, Patio, and Garden Decor by Pure Garden, White, (Pack of 1)

When I first received this planter I thought it was smaller than I wanted, but once it was snapped together it was exactly what I wanted. It was slightly difficult to assemble, but with a small amount of pressure it went together and looks beautiful on my porch. My only complaint is that I can not get the top to stay put so when moving it around have to be careful of where to grab it. That may be for planting reasons, unsure as it was easy to plant with the top sitting on it, rather than planting and then trying to put the top on around your plant. I love it and may purchase more.

Buyers be aware this comes in pieces that snap together. Once together you cannot dismantle to return if you don’t like it. It’s much cheaper made than anticipated and the top rim trim doesn’t snap on so it comes off when touched. I bought it in terracotta too and I’m stuck with both of them. Money wasted.

Really cute, very easy to put together..would definitely but again

These look very nice. I like the way they drain after watering. My only complaint it the plastic piece placed on the top. It is loose fitting and comes off too easily. When you lift it it comes off! The best thing to do is glue it on securely after assembly. The price is right.

I should have read the reviews but they were so cute I wanted them lol. It’s very difficult to assemble for some odd reason. You would think it should be simple because it’s like a puzzle but once you get to the last panel the middle part keeps popping out and and it’s hard to get it lined up. Once I got it together it was cute though. It is sturdy once it’s assembledUpdate: When putting the second one together I didn’t completely follow the directions. I left the flat plate out and when installing the last side I slide them about halfway in the grooves and did the same for the other side and was able to snap them better. Then I put the plate back in. I put to second one together much quicker.

It’s plastic so it doesn’t look like a genuine wood Chippendale planter but it works very well for living on a farm and having a house nowhere near the road and not all that close to the driveway! Assembly was easy but not without a few challenges – it doesn’t slide together perfectly well at first and one little plastic piece broke off while I was assembling it but it’s not a problem. It was the perfect size for my topiaries.

Did not feel like planters were worth $23 each. The quality of plastic felt cheap and brittle. Only redeeming factor was the size of the planter.One planter arrived with pieces broken off from part of the assembly tabs and the support feet. Worried about how planter will hold us once you add dirt to it.Assembly was also very difficult. Needed 2 people, one to hold and support sides while the other had to use both hands to try and squeeze together the tabs. What made it hard was the amount force needed to squeeze/push on sides to get the tabs to fully inset and click together, but if you apply too much force it feels like you risk breaking the tabs off or breaking the sides.

At first when this arrived I regretted buying it. Unassembled it felt like cheap, flimsy, plastic pieces but after I snapped everything together and threw a fake plant inside, I was happy for the price.The Amazon pics do make it look like you’re getting a bigger planter than what you really get, but overall I’m ok with it. I let my Frenchie in the pic to show a better size comparison.