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extra large planter pots outdoor

extra large planter pots outdoor Giant Rectangular Planter 48" x 24" x 18"

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extra large planter pots outdoor Giant Rectangular Planter 48" x 24" x 18"This metal trough planter is made out of solid steel right here in Tennessee with a generous 24" of depth to accommodate your spring perennials or fresh annuals. These are not the usual thin metal planter pots found at your local box store or flea market. These are heavy metal planters made to last. Planters come preassembled and ready to plant with predrilled drain holes at the bottom of each box. Mix and match multiple shapes and sizes to add depth

This metal trough planter is made out of solid steel right here in Tennessee with a generous 24" of depth to accommodate your spring perennials or fresh annuals. These are not the usual thin metal planter pots found at your local box store or flea market. These are heavy metal planters made to last. Planters come preassembled and ready to plant with predrilled drain holes at the bottom of each box. Mix and match multiple shapes and sizes to add depth to your front porch, back deck or flower garden.

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48" Wide x 24" Deep x 18" Tall

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FULLY ASSEMBLED planters ship ready to use as seen in the listing images.

MADE IN THE USA - We proudly design, manufacture and finish all of our work from a small shop in Tennessee. Your purchase supports real jobs in a small business.

RECYCLED MATERIALS - More steel is recycled annually than paper, plastic, aluminum and glass combined. 88% of our steel is made from recycled scrap that stays out of landfills and reduces the amount of mining required to produce our products.

DRAIN HOLES - Outdoor planters have 1/2" predrilled drain holes in the bottom of each planter box

PLEASE NOTE: Raw Steel is a highly recyclable material that gets reused over and over again. This makes the finish vary from piece to piece. Your raw steel finish is created at our local mill and can be darker or lighter than our pictures depending on what material is being recycled that day. This makes your piece completely unique! Left untreated, RAW STEEL WILL RUST.

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