This planter box with trellis is cute & wasn’t hard to put together, other than the top section. Don’t have a vine for it yet but will soon.
I had a bit of trouble figuring out which way the vertical bars were supposed to be inserted on the top section & also getting them inserted all the way since there’s not an end to tap on to push it in. At one point it sounded like one of the joints was starting to crack when I pushed on it but it didn’t.
The bird looks a bit cheap but other than that it looks ok. I do like that it has a draining platform in the bottom & plugs you can remove from the side. Those are quality touches.
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IronFun Raised Garden Beds Planter with Trellis Tomato Cage
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Bird Decoration
- The top bird decoration can attract birds to your garden to roost and make your garden more beautiful!
- Bird Parts-Decorating the Garden
Raised Garden Beds with Trellis
High-quality raw materials, solid construction - your choice is worth it!
- Place it in your garden to attract birds to play and roost and make your garden more beautiful!
- Sturdy construction, suitable for indoor and outdoor climbing plants and fruits and vegetables.
- You can adjust the structure by yourself according to the growth needs of the plant.
- Deepen the planter box to carry more soil and store water to automatically water your plants, saving you time and space.
- Structurally strong - suitable for climbing plants
- Free height adjustment - according to plant growth requirements
- Deepen the planter boxes to store water for automatic watering
Installation Instructions
Raised Garden Bed Planter Box with Trellis for Climbing Plants
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| Sold By | FOFARY | Factroydirect | DC Tool | Amazon.com | ZHONGMA | Yaheetech |
| material | Plastic, Iron | Metal | Alloy Steel and Long lasting Polypropylene (PP) | Resin | Metal | Wood |
| number of pieces | 1 | 40 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| shape | Square | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Square | Square |
| mounting type | Floor Standing | Floor Standing | Floor Standing | Floor Standing | Hanging | Floor Standing |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| weight | — | 8.51 pounds | 3.9 pounds | 28.9 pounds | 18.7 pounds | 11.68 pounds |
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Easy to assemble except for top
This planter box with trellis is cute & wasn’t hard to put together, other than the top section. Don’t have a vine for it yet but will soon.I had a bit of trouble figuring out which way the vertical bars were supposed to be inserted on the top section & also getting them inserted all the way since there’s not an end to tap on to push it in. At one point it sounded like one of the joints was starting to crack when I pushed on it but it didn’t.The bird looks a bit cheap but other than that it looks ok. I do like that it has a draining platform in the bottom & plugs you can remove from the side. Those are quality touches.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
This planter box with trellis is cute & wasn’t hard to put together, other than the top section. Don’t have a vine for it yet but will soon.
I had a bit of trouble figuring out which way the vertical bars were supposed to be inserted on the top section & also getting them inserted all the way since there’s not an end to tap on to push it in. At one point it sounded like one of the joints was starting to crack when I pushed on it but it didn’t.
The bird looks a bit cheap but other than that it looks ok. I do like that it has a draining platform in the bottom & plugs you can remove from the side. Those are quality touches.
I had a bit of trouble figuring out which way the vertical bars were supposed to be inserted on the top section & also getting them inserted all the way since there’s not an end to tap on to push it in. At one point it sounded like one of the joints was starting to crack when I pushed on it but it didn’t.
The bird looks a bit cheap but other than that it looks ok. I do like that it has a draining platform in the bottom & plugs you can remove from the side. Those are quality touches.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024
This planter is made of mostly easily bendable plastic parts. It's very light. Am wondering if it will hold up to the ever present winds where I live. The trellis vertical poles appear to be made of a thin metal tube coated with plastic, but everything else is full on plastic, and thin plastic at that. Each side of the planter walls is made of 2 plastic pieces - adds more ways for it to fall apart. I really do have some concern that once I fill it with soil that the pressure from the weight of the soil will bend or explode the walls, but we shall see. Perhaps they'll work fine and I'm just being over critical. However, it does have a very nice drainage set up and catchment which will help your plant's roots to stay healthy, and it's attractive so it will look nice in your yard. I would say that it's priced appropriately for the quality and if you don't plan to move it once filled it should be all right.
[1/27/24 Update. Ok, so I've just finished assembling it. Thought I should give you a couple of pointers to save you some time. I've included a picture of the instructions with part C sitting beside it. First problem: In the instructions it shows that part C has a pointed end. As you can see, the part C I was sent did not. This presents a problem because the point is meant to break through the cap on each of the 4 corners (see next picture). I ended up drilling through the cap with a quarter inch bit and then pounding the rod down through it with a rubber mallet. Once the center of the cap is weakened it's easier to push it down.
Second pointer: I suggest assembling the horizontal rods with the connector pieces first, and then placing them on the top of the vertical rods (rather than placing the connectors on the vertical rods and then adding the horizontal). Much easier. Once placed on the vertical rods you can stand up and press down with your body weight to get them snugly attached.
Suggestion 3: Once you get the sides done and are ready to do the top pieces, attach the curved bars to the main frame first and add the center top connector piece last. Make sure they're solidly pushed into the frame before adding the connector piece. Also, this would be where a second set of hands would make things easier. I did it myself, so it can be done alone, but the leverage on the curved pieces is easier to maintain with a second person holding the other end of the rod so you have something to push against and/or to hold bars in place while other bars are being connected. Also, please note, the curved bars are not symmetrical! One leg of the "L" is longer than the other leg. All four bars need to go into the frame with the longer part of the bar going into the frame, otherwise they won't fit into the top connector piece.
So altogether it me 1-1/2 hours to assemble it by myself and make all the mistakes and address them. Should take you much less time if you know what the problem areas are so they can be avoided.]
[1/27/24 Update. Ok, so I've just finished assembling it. Thought I should give you a couple of pointers to save you some time. I've included a picture of the instructions with part C sitting beside it. First problem: In the instructions it shows that part C has a pointed end. As you can see, the part C I was sent did not. This presents a problem because the point is meant to break through the cap on each of the 4 corners (see next picture). I ended up drilling through the cap with a quarter inch bit and then pounding the rod down through it with a rubber mallet. Once the center of the cap is weakened it's easier to push it down.
Second pointer: I suggest assembling the horizontal rods with the connector pieces first, and then placing them on the top of the vertical rods (rather than placing the connectors on the vertical rods and then adding the horizontal). Much easier. Once placed on the vertical rods you can stand up and press down with your body weight to get them snugly attached.
Suggestion 3: Once you get the sides done and are ready to do the top pieces, attach the curved bars to the main frame first and add the center top connector piece last. Make sure they're solidly pushed into the frame before adding the connector piece. Also, this would be where a second set of hands would make things easier. I did it myself, so it can be done alone, but the leverage on the curved pieces is easier to maintain with a second person holding the other end of the rod so you have something to push against and/or to hold bars in place while other bars are being connected. Also, please note, the curved bars are not symmetrical! One leg of the "L" is longer than the other leg. All four bars need to go into the frame with the longer part of the bar going into the frame, otherwise they won't fit into the top connector piece.
So altogether it me 1-1/2 hours to assemble it by myself and make all the mistakes and address them. Should take you much less time if you know what the problem areas are so they can be avoided.]
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