Planter Boxes Outdoor, Flower Planters Outdoor with Wheels, Decorative Garden Planter for Vegetable, Flower, Herb, Outdoor Planters for Patio, Brown

Very nice quality and versatile. I purchased this as a Christmas present for a dear friend. Instead of using it outside as a lawn decoration, he chose to use it as a book shelf next to his recliner. Great idea!!!

Thid two tiered rustic styled planter box arrived well packaged and made from quality materials that handle the outdoors very well. Assembly is easy, and the finished result is easy to fall in love with. Overall, the price is fair and the quality good.

This planter box turned out ok. It comes in a shockingly small box, be prepared to build it ikea style. The directions weren't very helpful, but it's not too complicated when looking at the finished product on the description page. If you send it as a surprise gift, the recipient may be confused. The wood is not great quality, it's that soft, very lightweight stuff. Once built, it is sturdy and it looks nice, but not fifty dollars nice. I think it's worth almost half. I didn't like that it ended up having sharp screws sticking out on the inside of the boxes, but I guess once it's filled with dirt, it's fine. Just be careful not to scratch yourself. I was hoping to get my cat or one of my chickens or both to sit in it before I plant in it for pictures, but I won't be doing that now, too dangerous.

Came broken. Quality is awful anyway. Instructions are worthless as well.

I recently purchased this handcrafted outdoor wooden wagon planter box to add a touch of rustic charm to my garden, and overall, I'm quite satisfied with how it turned out.The planter is well-crafted, with a beautiful stained finish on all surfaces that feels smooth and free of splinters. The wood has a rich, rustic look that adds character to any outdoor space. The two-tier design is a nice touch, offering ample space for displaying a variety of plants.However, assembling the planter was a bit challenging. The instructions were not as clear as I would have liked, so I had to rely heavily on the pictures to figure out how everything fit together. After some trial and error, I managed to get it assembled correctly, and it looks just like the picture.One thing to note is that the screws tend to stick out a bit inside the planter boxes, which makes me wonder if they might rust over time, especially with exposure to water. Despite this, the finished product feels sturdy and substantial, so I’m confident it won’t be easily knocked over by strong winds.In the end, the planter adds a lovely rustic touch to my garden, and despite the minor issues during assembly, I’m pleased with the purchase. Time will tell how well it holds up to the elements, but for now, it's a beautiful addition to my outdoor space.

The wood materials used for this product is stained on all sides. There were no areas with splinters and everything was sanded down smooth. Included in the box are screws, a screwdriver, nuts and bolts (with one extra for each hardware piece). The holes were drilled precisely and I found that I could hand tighten the screws to get them going at the correct angle, no guess work there, very nice! The assembly directions were minimal but the box was easy enough to piece together. I started with the end piece, attached 3 of the sides together first, then added the bottom and the last side as the easiest way to assemble. I was able to complete the entire product in about half an hour and everything I needed was included with the product. There are two flat end screws that stick out on the inside of each box, on both sides that need some type of covering or could pose an accident. There is also a drainage hole in the center of each box about the size of a quarter, definitely use fabric barrier to prevent soil loss/mess. This planter is so unique, I love the look.

I like the design of this rustic planter. While I would not say that it is made of “premium” wood, it is made of a good hard wood that doesn’t have holes or other major flaws (see photos for minor flaws). Some of the wood on the wheels is discolored (see photo), but the color of the planter boxes is quite varied, which adds to the rustic charm. The wood has a smooth surface and has some sort of polyurethane-like coating that makes it shinier and will make it last longer outdoors than untreated wood.The instructions were fairly straight forward once you figure out what they are describing. Be sure to orient the planter side panels correctly to connect to the wheel holes. You will want something (not included) to hold the bolt as you use the included screwdriver to connect the screws. Be aware that the screws stick out on the inside of both planters and fabric can easily catch on it (see photos).While the planter does not look as nice as on the Amazon web page photos, it is still a nice planter. I would give it 4-1/2 stars, if I could.