Classic Home and Garden Wood Window Box - Handled Buffalo Brown

This was everything I was hoping for! It is real wood, finished nicely in. Beautiful white wash! It is made in a very stylish design. Generous size!

Simple, affordable, my wife loves it

This planter box is cute. It's looks like the photo although the corrugated galvanized metal is only on one side with all other three sides being wood. The wood is a bit thin. There is a full removable plastic liner with no drainage and the wooden box does not have drainage either so will have to drill some holes in the bottom if I want to plants herbs in it as originally intended to do.It's cute and will keep it. Disappointed that the metal is only on the front.

Bought these to put outside my kitchen window. They are lightweight and sturdy, and have a plastic liner. I did drill some holes in the bottom for extra drainage.

I do really like the look of this window box, however there were places on the surface of the wood that was very rough. (Rough enough to scratch you if you weren’t careful!) I wanted to keep it so I sanded over the rough patches with sandpaper. You may also want to note that even though it does come with a plastic liner, neither the liner or the wooden box have any drainage holes. Again, I used my own drill to add some holes! I even varnished the outside for more protection. Summary: Nice rustic looking box, I like the handles too but without drainage holes & with the possibility of the surface being rough in spots.

I bought this to make a succulernt planter and it was perfect! It came with a plastic liner on the bottom. I looked at many planters online and found that this one was one of the larger ones that could accomodate my succulents. I brought it and my succulents to my local nursery and they helped me create this masterpiece.

You might think $16 is a great deal, but this item isn't even the quality of a dollar store plant box. I could pull/break it apart easily with my bare hands. While it looks like wood, it feels more like styrofoam. My guess is this costed about 50 cents to make. Very poor quality and finishing.

This planter was exactly what I was looking for when transplanting my 15 year old Pathos. Looks great!

It was perfect for the plants I wanted to put in it.

It's perfect for my balcony

Second one bought. My winter window herb garden is now complete

Really liked the look of these. Great price and perfect for where I wanted them.

Small, wood quality not good