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palm tree planter box Metal Large Cube Planter Box for Tree 21x21x24H White 43Pounds – Wallowa Design

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palm tree planter box Metal Large Cube Planter Box for Tree 21x21x24H White 43Pounds – Wallowa DesignOverview PERFECT DIVIDER FOR ADDING PRIVACY SPACE: Simple beautiful, tall rectangular planter box perfect for outdoor dcor; strong, sturdy build adds privacy to back deck, patio, or entrance with black color, modern look. No assembly required. METALLIC HEAVY PLANT BOX: Made from galvanized steel & outdoor paint, this planter box features a premium metallic color & texture from the powder injection process. REMOVABLE INSERTED SHELF & DRAIN HOLE:

Overview
  • PERFECT DIVIDER FOR ADDING PRIVACY SPACE: Simple beautiful, tall rectangular planter box perfect for outdoor décor; strong, sturdy build adds privacy to back deck, patio, or entrance with black color, modern look. No assembly required.
  • METALLIC HEAVY PLANT BOX: Made from galvanized steel & outdoor paint, this planter box features a premium metallic color & texture from the powder injection process.
  • REMOVABLE INSERTED SHELF & DRAIN HOLE: Equipped with removable insert shelf and two drainage holes with sealing plugs, this planter adjusts to various heights and prevents excess water from staining the floor
  • WEATHER RESISTANT: This planter resists all weather & features advanced spray painting tech for corrosion- & rust-resistance. Its salt spray resistance test time: 400 hours
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE: Any issues? Contact us, and our customer service team will respond promptly. If any parts are missing or damaged in shipping, contact us and we'll resolve quickly.
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  • Free shipping: 48 states/province in the United States offers free delivery services. Our partnered carrier is FedEx. Once your order is shipped, we will send you an email with the corresponding information. Please allow 1-2 business days for tracking information to be available. Usually, your package will be delivered within 5-7 days. and it will be delayed to within 48-72h during the certain holiday.
  • Returns: We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase. Please note that returns will need to be sent to the following address:Wallowa Warehouse,13500 Marlay Ave,Fontana, CA 92337 US
  • Notice: Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted. If your return request is accepted, we’ll send you a prepaid return shipping label, as well as instructions on how and where to send your package. We will not bear the return shipping costs for items returned without applying for a return.
FAQ
  • Q: Is the shelf adjustable to different heights?
  • A: The inserted shelf is not adjustable.
  • Q: Will the planter rust and stain the wood below?
  • A: Our planter box has an outdoor baking paint surface that is UV resistant and rust resistant. If the surface paint layer is not damaged, it will not rust or produce rust stains.
  • Q: Does this planter box have drainage holes?
  • A: Our planter boxes have drainage holes at the bottom and middle partition, and the bottom drainage holes have silicone sealing plugs.
  • Q: What material are your planter boxes made of?
  • A: Our metal planter is made of high-quality galvanized sheets, and the surface is painted with outdoor special baking paint.
  • Q: Can I pour soil directly into the box and plant the plants in it?
  • A: There are drainage holes at the bottom of the planter so plants can be planted directly into it. However, the surface temperature of this metal box is very high under direct sunlight in summer, making it unsuitable for some plants.
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