Anraja Raised Garden Bed with Trellis Wooden Flower Standing Planter Box Set of 2 Outdoor Wood Lattice Panels Privacy Screen for Climbing Plant Patio Tomato Vegetable Herb Balcony Porch 67" H

Sturdy well built. Easy to put together, I used faux plants around it which gives more privacy. Just a little privacy screen for in front of a bistro table in front yard .

I am a petite middle aged woman who needed a solution for privacy along my fence in my backyard. The few necessary directions are easy to follow and the two I purchased are very sturdy with the soil added. One did begin to come apart at the right top side of the plantar box so I had to join the sides together with a brace which basically looks like a door hinge. The wood is soft and thin and can break while assembling. Had it not been for my neighbor, "Mr. Gawkins" and my need for privacy I would have returned them for a refund. UPDATE - I just purchased a third. They really are affordable and easy to assemble. I purchased artificial ivy and braided it through the trellis making the three sections into an actual privacy wall.

What's not to like? My wife and I went back and forth on several different planters with lattice backs, I wanted tall (I'm just under 6ft), she wanted cheap (which means 4ft tall), we compromised on these (5ft tall) because they were a decent price and had a relatively large planter box. - Very light weight, so it's easy to move the box and the assembled planter (when it's empty). - Easy to assembly. You just need a Phillips screwdriver. - Pretty stable after assembly, they don't feel flimsy. - The wood is rough enough I expect vines to grow up the lattice pretty easily, but I didn't get any splinters during assembly and moving them around. - After we fill the planter boxes, I expect these to be very bottom-heavy and stable. - The bottom of the planter box is two pieces, composed of slats with maybe 1/8" gap between slats, about a 1" diameter hole in each (for drainage? so it's easy to lift them out?) and1/4-1/2" gap between the two pieces. I thought we would end up losing a lot of dirt over time through the bottom, so I lined them (we bought 2) over the bottom and insides with weed barrier to trap the dirt but allow drainage. I'm pretty confident these will look good for several years.

I live in a townhouse and my patio faces the other apartments patio so there was no privacy when I wanted to sit outside or just have the sliding door open. I’m so glad I bought these! They are the perfect size for what I needed. I added faux flowers for more privacy. The quality is great and the price was nice! I’d order these again any day!

My wife loves these. So do I. We bought plastic insertsat our local home supply store (plastic planter box) so we don't fill the wooden boxes directly with soil. It makes it easier to plant them, and clean them out at the end of the season. I expect they will also last longer this way. They were easy to assemble and look more pricey than they are.

The unit was super fast to assemble once I grabbed a not-included screwdriver and a hammer to tap the screws to start them. They could have pre drilled those holes. After that it’s incredibly easy. Had a small piece splinter on the side rail during assembly but otherwise the quality is acceptable, just not great. No liner or wheels. I’m sure the box will suffer in time with use especially if is moved. Design is smart to have a sturdy supported top bar. Can easily hold a heavy hanging basket.

I love these planters. I have had one for over a year and added two more this year. I have all three side by side and they are absolutely perfect. My original one has held up really well, no problems and they’re very easy to put together.

The box is not as deep as I like, but overall what I was looking for. Love the color and the size of the lattice is fine. The useable space in the box is closer to 8 inches, which kind of limits what you can plant there. I am using it for two bougainvillea plants, and so far so good. Another issue you can see in the attached picture is the screws are a little too long for the lattice beam and actually poke through the other side. Not a deal breaker, but makes you wonder what else was overlooked in quality control...