Is there a way to attach legs to the bottom of this planter? Thanks!
1571538
I did not attach legs to the bottom of this planter because once you fill it with the soil, it becomes very heavy. I put it on the floor of my patio and the plants grow very well. Actually I use it as my kitchen.
1571539
they would have to be attached to the side walls.bottom is a "false" bottom and very thin removable wood. wouldn't trust it too hold weight very far above ground
1571540
The bottom is in 3 pieces that sit on an inside ridge. I don't think legs would be advisable. 1 limited amount of space to attach them 2 if the bottom breaks then all your dirt will fall out
1571541
I would say the only way is to have a stand alone frame for it to sit on with legs. It is very heavy when filled with rock drainage and soil . I have both the shorter and the longer one..it does not seem like there is any solid way to attach legs to it, but I am not a carpenter . You would not be moving these around once filled, with any ease that is.
1571542
Unfortunately, I don't know as I had to return the items due to the incapacity to accommodate the plants that I selected. I ended up buying some white vinyl boxes instead that were more sturdy.
1571543
No, the wood is only about 3/8" thick. If you have wood working tools to build a support for the legs that might work.
1571544
We put ours on a table because with the dirt in it we thought it was too heavy for most legs we might put on it. You could build a sturdy frame to sit it on. We may do that next year.
1457270
I didn't. I put bricks in the bottom and put hanging plants in the top removing the wire hangers. They grow over the planter and looks beautiful.
1715525
No but we did drill holes in the bottom. We have 3 of the planters. If anyone finds a simple way to make a tray, let us know!
34852
No. You must attached the back to the bottom, and screw in the feet. It's real easy and simple. Looks' Great
2059825
Just attach the legs (safer shipping it sans legs, less likely to get damaged). It only took a few minutes, and my 2 year old helped. Very sturdy.
1740871
Yes, I had to attach the legs and they were really easy to do. The package comes neatly wrapped with all the necessary accessories to put it together . It's sturdy and pretty cute. I wish I were able to post pics here.
1252676
I did, but they should come with adjustable things on the bottom of the legs.. To make them higher or lower ..
474741
Make sure you have all 3 (or more) legs attached to bottom. Mine only came with 2; had to throw it away.
60127
No, you can not attach a footboard. There is nothing at the foot end to attach it to.
2192182
There isn't really a base to attach legs for this cabinet. It's just the outer 4 sides. There are holes to install the wheels. I did modify my cabinet to accommodate a kick toe base by making a plywood base for the cabinet to sit on. Hope this answers your question.
264218
I don't know, as I am using as a planter. I drilled holes in the bottom and filled with dirt and mulch. This way you don't have to get on your hands and knees to plant and maintain.
1505425
Not unless you cut the legs off. :) Or I guess you could make your own holes lower and install that way! And then move it back up once they grow? Just depends how handy you want to be.
2148663
I think I had to attach the legs. This item is made of very cheap almost cardboad like wood. It was damaged in the box during transport.
1432846
There are no legs. What you're seeing are not legs and are not removable. This unit was definitely not made to be stacked. Very very heavy, especially on the bottom side. If it were fall over because stacked, it could really hurt someone.
1457982
I recently installed this and it is drop-in only. Did not see any way to mount it on legs.
1052824
I have my gazebo on the ground and it hangs there bc it is a little long. I don't think there's anything built on the netting to attach the bottom.
193305
Thanks SirBrad... I was having problems extending the bottom as well. Your suggestion helped me a lot. It's a pity they didn't specify this in the instructions.