Lannie Steel Planter Box

Great planter! Really pretty. One ding on the big panel but I just put this in the back.

This planter is wonderful! Each piece is an extremely heavy duty metal. Very well made. And will require two people to put it together. The insert inside does have drain holes. The material does dent easy, as you can see in the pic but can’t wait to get some plants in it!

I purchased this in two sizescolors and could not be more pleased! Built like a tank! This was a little tricky to put together and I’m not sure how frustrating it would have been if I wasn’t petite enough to crawl inside it with the top half of my body while it was on its side, to do the screws.my husband was definitely losing his patience. It has nice drainage holes and is heavy so you won’t have to worry about it getting knocked over. It has a shelf about halfway up so you won’t have to put a crazy amount of dirt in it. It is heavy and reminds me of a refrigerator with how tough it’s made. Would definitely recommend- seems built for life.

This item was received well packaged and in very good condition. The planter is very heavy and will require 2 people to put it together. The instructions are quite easy, but it is challenging to get the screws in. The space for the screws is so narrow that if you have big hands you will find it difficult. Other than that, I love this planter. It is so strong and sturdy . I will buy another one.

The Soroco Planter Box is a solid and functional piece of outdoor furniture. The metal arrived in pristine condition. All pieces were included in the box. There are only illustrations no written instructions. There was no clear indication as to whether to turn the planter frontback upside down or right side up when putting the sides on. There is a tab on the sides that has to be inserted into front and back panels - that was not “written” in the instructions. Instructions with some words would have been a big help. The most frustrating part of assembly is squeezing your body through the top opening and putting the 14 bolts on the bottom panel. You need long arms and if you are on the thin side, that will be to your advantage. The planter looks great after it is assembled, but be prepared to work in a tight space!