Veradek Block Series Span Plastic Planter - Tall Rectangular Planter for Indoor or Outdoor Patio/Porch, Gray, 30" in Height, 10" in Width, 38" in Length

The planters are beautiful for creating a little penthouse look on my balcony. I bought the large 30" high by 38" wide and only 8" width; narrow and sleek. Felt a little flimsy at first, but not after I weighted them. I face ACNJ and am in a condo. I wanted to elevate the space and create some privacy from the street also; I'm on the third and fourth floors. They looking stunning from the inside as well. They were light enough to maneuver into place by myself. I weighted the bottom section with bags of peagravel. I left the gravel in the bags. The top inserts were weighted with 6x6x1 pavers placed on their sides and then I added 4 faux cedar trees 3.5 feet high per planter; they pushed into place perfectly. If god forbid a hurricane with super high winds, I can disassemble and bring inside without worrying about dragging in loose stones or soil into my unit. So far they have been through 30 mph winds and heavy rain and were fine. I did not use the plugs and had no problem with drainage or excessive water on the balcony at all. The only con is they are expensive, but well worth the look. I love them! Thanks, Veradek! ❤️🥳 #myveradek

well canadian made product! it looks very classy & sturdy!

This is my fourth planter from this company. Lovely to look at and very functional. I’m using this one for outside planter with grasses as soft separation in patio area. We put rocks in bottom for stability snd may add locking rollers to br able to move easily.

These were just what I was looking for! I wanted some privacy on our pool deck and these did the trick. They do tip over easily if there is enough wind. I just added some river rocks to the bottom and it did the trip to keep them upright. They are pricy but they look great and will last a long time.

Excellent quality and measurements are accurate. Came sooner than expected one of my boxes came opened though . I will say I wish they were a deeper black but definitely worth the purchase. They are also heavy and not lightweight which is perfect for windy days . They are already assembled. The shelf within is pretty deep verses shallow. Keep that in mind for planting. It does have drain plugs which are removable. The box itself is level which also makes it steady for planting.

Beautiful planters. They have a very contemporary look which goes well with our house. I like that the planter itself has a separate trough for the plant so that you don't have to fill it with lots of potting soil. We filled ours with a small amount of drainage rock to allow water to drain and provide weight as these are plastic. They are a little expensive.

So sleek and modern. Very easy to put together and lightweight, I was able to move these around at 6 month pregnant with no issue. Drains well and is a good dimension for plants.

First let me say our Veradek planter arrived early and was in perfect condition. Was as described and appeared to strongly built-we’ve tested ours and it has proved to be tough. We wanted a long flower box to stand just below the railing of our deck so that planted flowers would extend above the rail but not so high as to block our view. PERFECT height and not so long that it took up to much space. Very pleased.Now for the design. It’s 30” high and only the planter to holds dirt so it’s quite top heavy. There’s no flange at the bottom to stabilize so the first 30 mph wind blew it over. No damage but a mess. I put rocks in the bottom but then a 60-70 mph wind (no exaggeration-severe weather) blew it over again. No damage. I told you it was tough. In truth it blew slats out of the neighbor’s fence. No freestanding planter would have stood. This brings the second design concern. The planter insert must be 15” deep. This means a lot of potting soil and it’s very heavy when wet. I would have thought 10” would have been adequate for our needs and it would be less top heavy. The planter insert fits almost seamlessly into the base and there are no finger grooves or flanges for lifting. When full, I can’t get the insert out without a prying tool and it’s almost impossible to lower back in without pinching fingers on the sharp edges. Veradek should mold some gripping areas into their design. But an easy cure. See picture. Drilled a couple of holes and put rope lifting handles on each side. Dirt and flowers cover the rope so it’s not visible. Just not reasonable to think one will never have to remove the insert to change flowers now and then and it’s really hard to do.Back to the bottom line. I’d recommend this item. Perfect for our needs and has demonstrated its toughness. We really like having the flowers. If it isn’t an indoor installation, will need to be weighted at the bottom. If hurricane strength winds like we experienced are common maybe you don’t need a deck planter. Lifting handles would be nice, but are easy to make