DCN Plastic3527-36 Harmony Rail Planter, Black

I was confused about the self watering option and what holes to punch out for drainage but overall I think they are sturdy and look great.

Love everything about them for my current deck which has 5.5" railings, a perfect fit. They've lasted a few yrs now and still look new. So, I bought 6 more for vacation house based on the description here that it fits up to 6". Had to return, 5.5" is the max.

Very expensive, but works.

These fit nice and snug on our railing and have the simple clean look like I wanted. I’m glad I read the reviews about punching out the drain holes because there’s nothing in the packaging that warns you to do that. (Turn it over and punch through the 2 recessed areas. There are some barely visible markings. I used a screwdriver & hammer). I do wish the drainage was diverted off the deck, I’m going to have to rig something up so the water doesn’t drain and splatter all over the deck. That would have been a nice touch especially for the price, I think these are way overpriced but I couldn’t find a comp I liked on Amazon. But overall I’m happy with the product itself!

These are perfect, just a bit overpriced. They're simple and perfect for my patio rails, and they have 2 different sizes of wood they could fit.

Sturdy-nice water drain pan-Highly recommend-They are MUCH nicer than the less expensive ones that I have punched....

These are very heavy duty - really nice. I took the advice of another reviewer to make fit to my small balcony railing. I went to Home Depot and had them cut to length two 1-inch by 1-inch pieces of wood. I used both glue and screws to attach the wood to the bottom of the planter where it fits onto the railing. I used black paint on the wood to match the planter, so it is very discreet. It is very sturdy on my balcony railing. It is heavy gauge plastic, which feels like good quality. We have had a couple really windy days and storms, and still not even a little bit of a budge. Meanwhile, the size is great. Please also listen to other reviewers - BEFORE you plant you have to knock out the drainage holes. i used a screw driver and a rubber mallet. If I can do this anyone can. I definitely recommend the planter. (I have two of them)

Blocks the neighbours from seeing us while sitting on our deck.