Stewart Patio Tub Planter, 50 Centimeter Diameter, 39 Centimeter Height - Gun Metal Black

Purchased one of these, liked it so much ordered two more. One was cracked, but replacement sent immediately. They are good quality and look very nice. Only criticism is having to pierce drainage holes yourself and thought the outline for holes was bit small for the size of tub.

Planted a large laurel bush into pot. Easy to drill out premarked holes products is very sturdy and looks more expensive than price paid. Would highly recommend this tub.

Perfect size for repotting our Japanese Acer.All I had to do was drill drainage holes in the base.

Great planters a great price as well.

This planter is really sturdy, looks great and is very light. Perfect for what I brought it for.

Excellent product. Very strong garden planters.

So I'm not the most green fingered, but even I realised that my palms needed a bit of love and a bigger pot, this did the trick perfectly... holds 50ltrs easily, so the tub itself is lightweight, but obviously gets weighted with the soil, can be manoeuvred with the handles, two of us moved it so not to lose an eye as these palms hurt if it catches in face, so can't account for moving it on own, but did turn it easily myself... Some have said about the holes, have included a pic, there are designated holes that are weaker plastic than the rest, I used a flat headed screwdriver and a lighter after reading the reviews on the first, but just screwdriver on the 2nd as didn't needed to be heated as pierced easily with a little force (I pierced from the inside not outside, don't know if this makes a difference).

Absolutely perfect for our Block grounds - our grounds' plants take a battering from strong winds and very often we have to then set the planters upright after they have been knocked over by the wind - these new Patio Tub planters are far better as they are straight up and down, no "urn" design and, although that means adding more compost, our plants are never likely to be blown over again. I would strongly recommend them to anyone. The only thing I would say is that they probably need more drainage hole positions than the ones which they arrive with, and it's far better to use a drill with the appropriately-sized drill bit to drill the holes out properly, rather than just trying to make the hole with a screwdriver or something similar. Incredibly reasonably priced for what you get, and the two carry handles are a very welcome bonus for moving them around.