Questions and Answers for Southern Patio Large 22.24 in. Dia x 13.04 in. H 49 qt. Kentucky Walnut Medium Brown High-Density Resin Whiskey Barrel Outdoor Planter

A:  Yes it’s is very sturdy even though it’s a plastic material

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. Our whiskey barrel planter is very durable.

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes

A:  I have 7 of these and I think it would be strong enough if you move it from the bottom with a hand truck. This is how I usually move mine around when they are filled with soil and a plant. You will probably need a strap around to hold it onto the hand truck. I am assuming you let the concrete cure. The concrete will probably separate from the plastic, so I would not roll it on its side. Concrete weighs about 20 lbs/gallon and half full is about 8 gallons (guessing), so it should weigh roughly 160+ pounds. The container full is about 18.25 gallons. Internal Volume = 4220 cu in=18.25 gal= 73 quart Do not be misled by the wall thickness at the top of the barrel (about 3/8 of an inch), it is flared out and this gives the impression that it is very thick. It is adequate, but certainly not thick. The thickness on the bottom and sides is less than half of what it appears to be at the top rim.

A:  I would imagine so - I’ve moved mine around when they are almost full of soil and plants

A:  This planter will hold 10-12 gallons.

A:  18.25 gallons internal volume

A:  I used 17" saucers on mine and they fit well. The base width is around 16"

A:  Used outdoors when green one cracked when I tried to move it. 22w inches wide

A:  You will want to find a saucer that is larger than 23" in diameter.

A:  I believe it’s HDPE #2

A:  The 22.5in whiskey barrels are made of recycled PP, which don’t have plastic numbers. The plastic is called it is called POLYPROPYLENE.

A:  They are resin so they may get brittle.

A:  Yes, this is fine in 0 degrees

A:  Yes, they hold up well outside.

A:  About 17 gallons.

A:  17 gallons

A:  15"

A:  It is 22.44 inches in depth.

A:  14.96" deep.

A:  Hi! The depth of these planters is approximately 15 inches.

A:  The barrel is brown.

A:  The container has the look of a barrel and is brown.

A:  Brown "wood", blackish "metal" straps

A:  The color of this planter is brown.

A:  At least 15 gallons. Used it to collect some rain water after last storm. Filled up 3 of the Home Depot orange buckets plus some.

A:  10-12

A:  The volume is 18.26 gallons or 73 quarts. There seem to be some erroneous information here for Volume, so when I bought two new ones (I currently have 9 total), I checked the inside dimensions. The 22.44 inch outside diameter planter is 21.75 inch inside diameter at the top and 15.62 at the bottom. It is 15.25 inch inside height. I plugged these numbers into two truncated cone volume calculators (swiftutors and keisan) and the total volume is 4,220 cubic inches. At 231 cu in/gal, this equates to 18.26 gal. A 50 quart bag of potting soil filled the planter to within about 3 inches of the top, this allows for a nice layer of mulch. Do not be misled by the wall thickness at the top of the barrel, it is flared out and this gives the impression that it is very thick. It is adequate, but certainly not thick. I drill 4 holes in the bottom and 4 holes on the sides about 3/4 inch from the bottom for drainage.

A:  17