6 Planter Box Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

6 Planter Box Plans
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With this plan pack you get a super value -- SIX different styles of planter boxes for your deck, patio, or backyard. Pictured is just one of the six projects, each of which comes with its own full list of materials, technical drawings, instructions, and photos.

All planters are easy to build, but some are fancier than others. All are square or rectagular in shape, making them all easy to cut and assemble. The largest planter is 36" tall. Cedar or redwood is a perfect lumber for outdoor use. Pictured in cedar.

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