60 in. x 11 in. Espresso Plastic Window Box

This planter has a double-wall design that creates a "Sub-irrigation" reservoir system. Capillary action allows water in the reservoir to soak upward keeping the soil and plant roots moist creating a self-watering effect. Regular watering is required for the first few weeks giving the root system time to develop. Once the roots have grown down into the troughs of the planters, the plants will be able to pull moisture from the reservoir. With this system you will find the potting mix stays moist longer than traditional planters. To avoid over-saturation an overflow hole allows excess water to drain out. Although "self-watering" containers still need to be watered, they need to be watered less frequently than your typical planter.

You can order brackets on same page as where you ordered the window box.

Hello, unfortunately we do not have a window box railing kit that works with the wall mount brackets to secure over a rod iron fence. We do have a deck railing kits but they work with a 2x4 or 2x6 railing. Thanks!

It has a flat bottom so it will rest on he ground

Yes I think they can be attached to brick. It comes with all the hardware to hang them. The only thing I would do is invest in some mason screws instead of using the ones they give you.

This window box is molded as one piece so does not require any assembly. For installation onto Concrete/Brick, masonry hardware will need to be purchased separately (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tapcon-3-16-in-x-2-1-4-in-Phillips-Flat-Head-Concrete-Anchors-25-Pack-24260/100202571). Full installation instructions can be found under the "Product Overview > Info and Guides" section of this product listing by clicking on "Instructions / Assembly".

I wouldn't think so. They are heavy plastic. If you have plastic shutters and the paint sticks...then I guess....go for it.

Due to limitations in our Manufacturing process we are unable to make this window box in a size larger than 60". Many customers who wished to install window boxes across a 6' window have installed 2x 3' Window Boxes side by side and have been very happy with the look of this installation.

Hi There Andy, thanks for your interest in our Mayne window boxes. Due to certain limitations in the manufacturing process we are unable to manufacture anything longer than a 5 foot window box in the Fairfield style. Many of our customers who have been in need of a longer Window Box have created a "side by side" look, by mounting two window boxes next to each other, which creates a stunning visual. (example photo can be seen here: https://mayneinc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/215756978-Can-I-get-a-Fairfield-or-Nantucket-window-box-longer-than-5-feet-). If your heart is not completely set on the Fairfield style, our Yorkshire Window Boxes (http://www.homedepot.com/p/Mayne-Yorkshire-12-in-x-72-in-Vinyl-Window-Box-4826W/202072230) are available in 2 to 8 foot lengths that are customizable to suit your needs. You can easily cut to fit the Yorkshire Window Boxes to fit any length desired and unlike our Fairfield Models are able to be painted.

All sides are finished the same. It can be mounted to the house or not. Either way it looks great