Foxburg Wood Planter Box

Description

The giant Foxburg Cedar Planter Box is perfect for herb or vegetable gardening and is far more attractive than mundane raised bed planters. Or it can be used as a deck box to grow small trees or shrubs. The cedar wood components are pre-stained with an environmentally safe water-based stain to ensure lasting service. The wood comes from responsibly managed forests-no old growth wood is used. The convenient piece o’ cake design includes foolproof corner alignment, pre-drilled holes, and 16 wood screws. Assembly can be completed in about 10 minutes using only a screwdriver.

Features

Uses wood screws for sturdy construction

Product Details

Material: Wood
Capacity: 5745.04oz.
Drainage Holes: Yes

Natural Variation

(Round, dark spots in the wood.)
(No item has the same grain color, finish, or wood knots due to natural factors.)

Weight and Dimensions

Overall: 18.75” H x 60” W x 18.75” D
Interior: 17” H x 56.8” W x 15.55” D
Overall Product Weight: 33 lb.

Additional information

Material	Wood
Capacity	5745.04oz.
Drainage Holes	Yes

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Foxburg Wood Planter Box

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