Kante 19.6" Dia Round Concrete Planter, Cement Plant Pots with Drainage Hole and Rubber Plug for Outdoor Indoor Garden Home, Modern Curvaceous Design, Charcoal

I was having a hard time locating anything like this at local hardware in big box, hardware, and home-improvement stores. The only thing that came close was a hose holding pot which some neighbors have used to put on top of their columns. These work nicely, are durable, and will withstand the wind and weather, but are not too heavy.

I have two of these and use them for storing my garden hoses. There’s some overspill from the hose, but wrapping it around on top makes it look really nice. I’ve also had to use this pot recently for its intended purpose to house plants haha. Plants and garden hoses look great in this thing. It’s also not too heavy, but sturdy enough.

I purchased two planters and they sat in their box until early August, at which time I put a plant in them and put them outside I full display.It's been a little over four months and they look like they're five years old. Cracks have formed around the base of the planter and there is a visible seam running from top to bottom. If I could return these planters I would, they're definitely worth the money.

The media could not be loaded.  Perfect for use as a planter or a fountain. I’ve already purchased another one for the front of my house, I found a solar powered pump so this turns on and off by itself from the sun. I will likely be buying a couple more planters to use for my plants. The bamboo fountain spout and solar pump were purchased separately and I looked all over Amazon for the perfect bowl to use and finally, this WAS IT. Great price, quality, color and size. It looks exactly as pictured.

These planters are stunning in design; minimalist, clean lines. Extremely heavy once filled with plant & soil. Looks best with structured green plant, i.e., dracena, windmill palm, etc. Rim & wall of planter is just over 3/4" thick, seamless & somewhat textured matte finish. Strongly urge wheeled base for largest one, I have mine in the living room on wool area rug. Smallest is in kitchen on a console with a ponytail plant. Looks good to me to see same planter in different rooms with different plants. These were a great choice at a great price!

It's difficult to find substantial, large planters that aren't plastic that don't weigh a ton. This is a rare one that meets those criteria.I have several other planters in other sizes that are very similar to this by durx-litecrete. I was hoping it would be a good match to my existing pots and it is. I also knew from my other pots to expect this to not have a perfect finish. It has quite a few large flaws on both the interior and the exterior but it's the same with the other brand. Generally one side looks pretty good though so I just keep the side with the flaws facing the wall.The inside is NOT flat at all. It comes with a plug but don't expect it to make a good seal due to the unevenness of the interior. There is space to fit a plastic pot inside that is approximately 12.25" wide x 7.25" tall max. I have a bloem bowl planter that fits well but it is very wobbly on the uneven bottom - I wedged it the best I could but still need to be careful if ever shifting the pot around to rotate the plant.Overall this is exactly what I was expecting it to be and I am happy with it! It's incredibly lightweight and performs well on my plant stands and tables that a "regular" ceramic planter of this size would be way too heavy for. Very easy to move around. If you are ok with the flaws I have shown then I would definitely recommend this as large, light, concrete-looking (and feeling) planters are very hard to find!

The media could not be loaded.  I don’t think this was worth the price but I’m not gonna return it because I already got it wet. The product description is vague and hides the fact that these aren’t built to last. The walls are very thin fiberglass with a thin layer of concrete-colored plaster material over it. There are many bubbles and imperfections on the surface. There is a hole drill in the bottom and they just left the remnant of the drilled material in the package, so you can see that it’s less than a centimeter thick and mainly fiberglass. I have a feeling it’s not gonna last that long, as even lightly dinging it will take off some of the plaster layer. Maybe it makes sense for the smaller size but at 20” diameter, the walls should be twice as thick and it should be actual concrete and not colored plaster. I don’t recommend this at the current price.Update: After several days, I've noticed that the rubber plug they provided isn't fully airtight because the bottom of the bowl isn't flat, it's all jagged so the rubber needs some additional silicone caulk if you want to use the bowl as a pond. Also, the sides have tiny holes that are "sweating" or leaking small amounts of water, so there are drip lines running down the bowl. I've downgraded my score to 1 star - it's overpriced and very poor build quality.

Very lightweight and durable, it says concrete in the listing and it is a very fine concrete, almost plaster smooth, but not plaster as it is stronger and does not flake. The inside of his pot is very rough which is actually pretty nice for plants to have a little air pockets around the edges to improve the roots. It even came with a very nice rubber drain plug in case you do not want it to drain. It’s a very nice hefty size and will accommodate a great collection of succulents or a really nice house with the likes of water and shallow pot, but it is a great quality and the price is really great as well so I would definitely recommend it. And it looks like you’d be able to paint it very easily either spray paint or stains to fit your decor.

Almost the same quality when I bought black ones but less scratches (see another review).Left them as DIY project to sand and to repaint because I have not found better shapes for reasonable price.

Seems they do not worry kicking them over the floor

Perfect for my space

These are a really nice looking set of planters but the woefully inadequate packaging leaves the largest planter prone to being damaged. In our case this meant n arrive the outer planter had cracks all the way around the top whilst the inner ones were still in one piece!Indeed in general a lot of modern concrete casting does not seem to be as tough as that from past times and these appear to be no exception. I’ve even had concrete fence posts that arrived in poor condition and proved very delicate when handled which makes it tough getting them in the ground!Obviously returned these planters and if you decide to order I hope yours arrive in one piece.