PSW BC38TP Classical Urn, 15 by 15", Taupe

Quality construction, nicely styled, makes a sharp accent to my front door. Once you get the base screwed on appropriately, very solid.

This has a nice look with its pedestal. Unfortunately, I didn't realize the pedestal screwed into the bowl, and thus had what was effectively a box inside. This made it not work for my original purposes. But I have planted a nice plant arrangement in it and it now graces my deck.

I wish I could buy this same planter style in a variety of heights! I have two of them by my front port and love them! They are sturdy, hold a good amount of flowers, and look really nice. I also loved that they were simple. I didn't want anything with a pattern or bright color (not my decor style).

This pot does exactly what it needs to do. It arrived quickly and you basically just screw the bottom base part onto the pot/planter/urn part. Pro tip: drill your drain holes into each respective piece prior to assembly, this way it isn’t awkward af. Also, the material doesn’t bother me at all. I have the pot (in cast concrete color) next to a fountain, which is made of actual cast concrete and other lookalike concrete that is actually fiberglass. It’s all good, it works and I’m not losing sleep over it. I wish the pot would have been about $10-15 less expensive than it is, but it came quickly and saved me a trip to Home Depot. Cheers!

I fell in love with the look of this urn planter and the size was exactly what I needed so I bought it. However, when it came I was furious and incredibly disappointed because inside the pot at the center of the bottom there is this large “block” that protrudes into the main space of the planter which completely defeats the purpose of a planter this deep BECAUSE IT ISNT ACTUALLY DEEP ANYMORE. I was going to drill a drainage hole in the bottom but it would be useless unless i drilled holes all around the block as well. Good things about it: it looks nice, it’s light weight, and wasn’t that expensive but definitely isn’t worth the price.

Them "High quality, fine design and superior value..." Me "so so quality, boring bland design, you could do better at big box."Them "Created from a blend of polymer, stone powder and wood dust..." Me "looks and feels like plastic, or resin and not an inkling of stone."

I thought with how much these planters cost that they would be sturdy and well made. We've had them on our front porch for a couple of months- We picked one up and moved it this weekend, and the base totally cracked off from the portion of base that screws into the pot. It is totally unusable now. I wish there was a way to contact the company for a replacement part, because otherwise they have been great planters.

Nice, sturdy pot. Great that base and top can be separated for storage. Unfortunately, awkward for drilling holes.