Kante 15.7" Dia Round Concrete Planter, Outdoor/Indoor Large Bowl Plant Pots with Drainage Hole and Rubber Plug for Garden Patio Balcony Home, Weathered Concrete

I absolutely love this black round concrete planter! I used it to hide the base of a faux plant, and it fits perfectly in my space, adding a modern touch of elegance. The color is sleek and understated, complementing my décor beautifully. If you wanted to use it for a real plant (which, we have a faux tree in ours) , it has a drainage hole about the size of a quarter, which is great for water retention. It was super easy to assemble - just roll it out of the box because there was no assembly and it feels sturdy and well made. The planter size is just right—not too big, not too small. Overall, it’s a fantastic addition to my home and I’m very happy with it!

Heavy, sturdy and quality material. Used for tabletop fire pit. Nice color.

These are great for patios and porches. The sizes were perfect for what we needed. The heights are true. I love the shape/look and texture. They are pretty sturdy and will not tip over. Easy to clean with a hose.

I love this brand, very contemporary and all the planters I have purchased are high quality . Some has slight chips from shipping but very few. Porious inside so either waterproof or use liner. Great grey as well.

Purchased in June 2021. Beautiful set, matched our retaining wall and paver materials/colors. We had them displayed in a set of 3 in a protected corner, sitting on black beach pebbles in an area by our walk engineered for drainage (no standing water on the grade surface). They are filled approx 1/2 way with landscape lava rock, then a coconut batting, landscape cloth and then potting soil. Keeps the bottom from holding excess water and makes them light enough to move if needed. As indicated in the product information, they are for outdoor use in cold climates - no need to cover or bring in over winter. As the snow melted in the spring of 2022 - one, and only that winter - is discoloring. I contacted Amazon, expecting at least a 1 year warranty, since the product info is very clear that they are manufactured for use in cold climates (to which I confirmed in a Q&A on another Kante product before purchasing this set). Amazon did nothing. Informed me I was past the return period (which was less than 45 days) and that "there is no warranty on concrete items" (and these aren't concrete - they are fiberglass). When I asked about contacting the manufacturer, they told me the item was fulfilled by Amazon. When I asked again about contacting the manufacturer, after having "level 1" support escalate to the next level, I was told they did not have any information on contacting the Manufacturer. In the spring of 2022, we had a 2nd pot of the set flake paint and *2* of them are cracking along the bottom. These do not hold water or have an expansion material on the bottom of any of the pots - as they are filled with large landscape lava stones for the bottom 1/3 of the pot and have drainage holes. We over-engineered how we fill them to prolong their "all season use" and they still had damage after winters in Michigan. Amazon was unable to address the product failure and the Manufacture has been unresponsive to attempts by both me and Amazon to reach for resolution. LOOK ELSEWHERE.

Very nice it has elegant look I love It very happy with it I’m glad I made the purchase it is going on my balcony this spring and summer can’t wait

This pot is heavy and sturdy and I absolutely love this planter. The concrete look is amazing.

These are amazing pots - very sturdy, classy and elegant. I ended up getting 3 of them in the natural concrete color which is an earthy grey. They are in the front of my house and have held up to North Texas weather very well. They have a drain hole with plug too. Not too heavy - but heavy enough. They are the weight of a similar clay pot, and about 1-2 inches thick. Love the color and shape - they look hand made. They do vary in color a bit - which adds to the hand made look. BTW, all the flowers, trees and plants in the picture are fake. Texas heat kills everything on this side of house.