Apollo Exports International AP-30217-TC 20" Adjustable Railing Planter, Terra Cotta

I Bought 3 of these planters! They fit so perfectly on my deck railing. Plus I love the adjustment on the bottom so they don't lean. Ingenious idea!! Well made too!2 complaints though that practically everyone has addressed. 1st are the stickers! Good grief! What duh? 2nd issue are the pegs. They don't stay down. What's up with that?Overall, I'm still very pleased with purchase.

Too heavy without even plants or soil in it. The lever to make it sturdy much too short. Too tipsy on railing. Good concept, but stabilization improvement needed.

Bought this for outside my kitchen window! Looks very pretty but I can’t reach it well as my bilco doors are right underneath so it’s hard to get to. Installation was challenging. We had to make some cuts on the planter itself and anchor it well plus use some duck tape to keep bugs from coming in! Now that it’s up to speed I am happy with it

Loved that this planter was easy to put up on a fence. It had drainage on the bottom as well as an adjuster on back to bring it out to level it while attached to fence. The planter was well made.

I was skeptical, after reading some reviews. But it is just perfect. Sturdy and steady, and light at the same time. The center bracket provides additional stability. Easy to put it together, as well to re-adjust to the size of the railing size. Great design: the internal water drain/reservoir system is prefect. Much nicer and convenient that having a holder and a planter. Highly recommended. Do not hesitate.

I bought four of the 24" ones for one railing on my deck, and liked them so much I bought four of the 20" ones for another railing. They are nice and have a low profile, unlike other pots that work with deck rails.Problem with the 20" ones is the stickers. Some genius decided to put a huge sticker on it that covers both the gratings and the bars that go over the rails. That sticker does not come off easily. It took me 2 hours with acetone and a scrub pad to get the adhesive off.Do not buy unless you are willing to put in the time to completely remove those asinine stickers. They totally block the drainage and need to come off. Who does that? Why?

I bought two of these from QVC a few years ago. These are slightly different, but they still fit on my wrought iron porch railing. I live in Florida, so to be on the safe side, I bring them inside when there are hurricane winds. Otherwise, they stay attached to my wrought-iron porch rails. Some planters need a large wood post railing to attach, but these attach just fine when I tighten them up and the support rest between the up rails. I hope they work as nicely for you as they have for me.

They were nice but one broke when I took it out the pack .

I'm pleased with these railing planters. I bought two and spray painted them to match my house--they took the paint okay but scuff easily; I'll need to touch them up before next summer. Also, as another reviewer noted, the stickers were very difficult to get off, even with Goo Gone. That said, they are extremely well designed with a reservoir to hold excess water; if they overflow, the water drips out a hole in the bottom, so there's no big mess. The support arms lock in securely, and the lower bracket, that sits against the spindles of your railing, holds the planter level and provides added stability. I found these for about half the price at Lee Valley (which is why I knew they'd be good quality), but Lee Valley only sells them in-store, so I was glad to find them online at Amazon.

I like the product. Smooth transaction

The adjustable parts work well to keep it in place on the railing and the material is sturdy.For the price, I would have liked it to be larger.

Great product, nice and stable.

Packaging has this sticker holding most of the parts inside the pot. The residue doesn’t clean off. Even with acetone and alcohol which is very diappointingOtherwise these aren’t self watering but simply have a reservoir to prevent over watering.