OYEAL 3 Tier Raised Garden Beds Outdoor 3 Pcs Tiered Vertical Herb Planters for Balcony Elevated Garden Planters with Drainage Holes for Deck, Yard, Patio, Indoor, Brick Red

I got these because they allow me to use a planter that I already have that I don't use because I didn't have a stand for them and now i do and will have spare planters for them the will look good amongst the half whisky berrales I have for planters !😁!

I like the product as far as what they are, however, there doesn't seem a way to reach out to the seller to see if 2 bottom trays can be replaced. Two of the bottom trays arrived with holes in them (see the attached photo). The Amazon box and the product boxes were all without damage - the damage to the trays had to have happened at the manufacturer's location. Nothing else is broken and I have put everything together. If I can get 2 bottom trays, then the planters would be complete. Please advise if this is possible. Thanks!

Great price for 2 planter boxes that have built in drainage

They come in a box in pieces that you have to put together, with simple instructions. They are very easy to put together. They look good. The metal frame is strong enough and it will not have a problem holding the 3 planters. The plastic planter on the other hand is a bit too thin. Unless you use light weight soil it bulges out in the center. Yes, the plants do cover the bulge, but this is a review of how strong and how good it looks. The planters have a tray that goes below them and it snaps on predrilled holes. The fit is tight on some and loose on others, but the weight of the soil keeps them together.

Two planters were cracked on the top. Three of the water dish part that goes on the bottom were cracked but really didn’t need that anyway.It worked for what I needed it for thoughMore cushion for shipment might be helpfulOtherwise like them!

These are a great idea and they are great for making the most of small spaces, but, I think that the cardboard boxes they came in are sturdier than the plastic pots and saucers. You have to pay attention when you put them together or you will be un-doing a lot of your work. They will probably last a couple of seasons but not much more.

I thought Utilitarian. Both of us thought of the same uses for these planter boxes.The stands go together easily and the boxes fit well on the stands. I managed to unexpectedly find some slightly sad strawberry plants late in the season so they are planted in the boxes starting to grow. They have perked up. I am looking forward to strawberry harvest next spring.

Not hard or easy to assemble.Not very sturdy, needs a support bar.It works, it's functional.Looks ok. No embellishments.MUCH SMALLER THAN PICTURE

The elevated support stand for these planters is quite good. Some assemblies required and once assembled it is quite stable. Unfortunately, the planters that go inside are made of very thin plastic and I worry will deter quickly in UV light.I really don't see these standing up to more than one growing season. That's unfortunate given the price. I would say if it was $20 or so for this pair then go for it, but at $45 it is a bit overpriced for the quality.I was able to fit a planter window pot I already owned, from a big orange store, inside, so will have a backup whenever the included pots eventually break.

These comes in 2 planter boxes for assembly and it's easy to put together doesn'tr the only page instruction included. Best to not tighten the nut until all the components are in place to get a better result. The container and drip tray are made of light plastic material. I like the indent inside the container to prevent the bottom from soaking in the water if the tray has any. The spout opening in the tray allow easy watering access. Will put in a string to allow self watering (not included). Will be planting my herbs in one container and flowers in the other. Time will tell if these are sturdy enough to handle the summer and spring weather.