This says it expands to 36 inches but accommodates a pot up to 24 inches. That doesn't make sense. Can I use this as a 36 inch planter?
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Yes - the sides are expandable so you can push them in for a smaller planter or pull them out for a larger one.
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I'm not sure but it may expand to 36". Mine is 24". You might want to ask the seller how this works? I could tell for sure how it might expand to 36"
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Yes, the smallest is 24" but it expands to fit a 36" box. And of course any size in between 24" and 36".
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Measure across top of planter and get a round or square just smaller than planter dimensions and a bit shorter so that pot is completely hidden. I have round ones in my planters and the pot doesn't show once the plant material is added.
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It should fit a 12 inch diameter pot. You wouldn't want to go bigger as it would probably be too heavy and stress the structure. Too high and it would tumble out and ruin your wonderful plantings.
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That is a mistake. My pot measures about 8 inches high, 8.5 inches at the opening, and 28 inches at the widest circumference. Including the rope it comes with it hangs about 50 inches.
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I was going to get one of these, then I came across an unused 24" plastic planter in the garage. Flip it upside down and it works fine as a pooper stooper thingy. Easier to stow out of the way too, when not in use.Like this, but they're under $10 at Walmart: Novelty 16242 Countryside Planter, White, 24-Inch Length (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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This planter is very attractive and could work the way you suggested. My installment is permanent because it really is too large to move around filled with material. I placed mine up on blocks to allow for drainage for live perennial plants.
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I had the same question when I bought it. It's a misprint. Too bad for them, it no doubt affects sales. The actual depth is 12". It's quite a nice planter. I found similar ones at Home depot for less $$$ that work just as well.
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I wanted to answer but I'm not good at measuring. Sorry. And I no longer have the box. However, I can tell you that I can either spread my PlantStand out or keep it scrunched together so to say. It is a wonderful little addition. Hope this helps.
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I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works extremely well. Hope this helps. I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works... » Read More I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works extremely well. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The capacity of the pot is not the issue. Measure the opening. I have one pot with an enormous opening, and it will not work for that one. All the others fit.
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No. I have 2 rotate my planter as the shady side wasnt doing as well as sunny side. Im using a 9 chambered stackable pot
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I would measure the saucer, if, in fact, that is what will be sitting first and foremost on the plant stand, unless it is that much larger than the pot. The use the pot's diameter. It will not matter if the saucer extends a little beyond the edges of the plant stand, as long as the pot itself can fit squarely and neatly on the stand. It is the best plant stand I have ever seen or used! It moves with ease to turn the plant or move from one area to another. It is sturdy and very well made! You will really like it, and it is worth every penny because it will endure!
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I'm no expert, but I think it could work with a 36' base. My base is 38" and there is plenty of room. I would almost say even 34" but don't hold me to that.
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It's meant to snugly fit a 2x4 with the planter resting atop the 4" side. So, no, if you're mounting it on the 2 inch wide side , the planter will sit on it, but it won't be snug and secure.
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Mark, We bought 2 of these planters and they are 16 inches tall. They are real easy to put together and fit perfectly over our septic tank tops. The final boards that came with them weren't wide enough to close the final gap so we contacted the company and they sent 2 extra boards so I could trim them up to make the planters come together like they should. They were very nice and helpful, would definitely buy from them again. The nails holding the boards together aren't the best, but I just drilled some holes through the metal banding and put wood screws in each board so they would all stay in place and would have no worries what so ever of them coming apart. We also treated the wood with Thompson water seal to seal the wood from the rain, snow, etc. They inside metal plate that hold the flower pots is holding up very well too. Hope this answers your questions. Ron Ash
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The pot I got today was just 20 inches tall, not 27+. I'm sending it back and Amazon is sending me what they say is the correct one. I'll let you know if that is correct when I get it.
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We got 4 different sizes of this planter. The smallest one is 25"(L) x 7"(W) x 8" (H). The other sizes are 30" x 9" x 8"; 48" x 16" x 20" and 36" x 14 x" x 16". But we just sold out the 36", it is planned to be in-stock again in June.