Front Door Planter

The corrugated tin planter does not come with pre-drilled drainage holes. If you plan to plant directly into the container, we recommend adding a layer of gravel at the bottom or drilling holes yourself to prevent water from pooling.

The pedestal is designed for outdoor placement, but like all wood products exposed to the elements, it will weather over time. To extend its lifespan, we suggest placing it in a covered entryway or applying a clear outdoor-rated sealant.

The aged tin finish is intentionally weathered to provide a rustic look. While it is durable, consistent exposure to moisture may cause the patina to evolve or develop additional surface oxidation over time.

The planter and pedestal are designed as a set, but they are typically separate pieces. This makes it easier to move the planter for cleaning or to swap out plants without having to lift the entire structure.

The pedestal features a sturdy base designed for standard floor standing. If your porch surface is significantly uneven, we recommend using small furniture shims to ensure the planter remains level and secure.