Asked on Apr 29, 2018
How to put feet on planter?
I turned an old tool box into a planter. What do I use to elevate it off the ground a bit so water can drain from it?
6 answers
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Janet Pizaroon Apr 29, 2018Any old pot, cinder blocks chairHelpfulReply
- Angela D'Angelo Groceon Apr 30, 2018Thanks for the reply Janet. I was thinking more along the lines of 4 legs or feet. I'd like it to be at least 6 to 10 inches off the ground, but not on a tall stand. I'm trying to reuse old things and repurpose them. Some sort of metal legs or feet off of something. When I finish my project I'll post it. I might have to consider the cinder block idea. I could always paint them to contrast with planter. Thanks again 😀HelpfulReply
- Evaon Apr 29, 2018Blocks of wood , weld little legs at hardwear but rather stongHelpfulReply
- Sandra M. Willison Apr 29, 2018A couple of old logs, rocks, an old metal frame of some kind that you might find at a junk shop, a wooden box. Those are some ideas I thought of.HelpfulReply
- LIRR1926on Apr 30, 2018old bricks?HelpfulReply
- Deeon Apr 30, 2018empty tuna cans for feetHelpfulReply
- Susanon Apr 30, 2018Wooden balls from craft store , wood blocks, a few pieces leftover pvc pipeHelpfulReply