Watex Metal Mobile Green Wall - Single Frame

Absolutely love this!!! It was easy to put together (I’m not using the self watering system, I like to water myself), looks great on my deck, holds a lot of herbs and I love that I can easily wheel it in and out of the sun. I also like that the individual pots are removable so if I want to bring one or two herbs inside I can. The only down side is that the rows are too close together. The top of the herbs hit the bottom of the pots above them. I wish it was a little taller with a few more inches in between rows.

This unit is SMALL. Approximately 3 ft. high and not quite 18 inches wide, it seems much larger in the pictures. It happens to be a perfect size for me and my small deck, but be wary if you want something larger. The small pots on the top will take one 4 inch potted plant or smaller. The bottom trays, maybe three 4 inch pots, to allow a little room for growth. The directions for assembly were vague, but common sense prevailed. I do like that it comes with a drip irrigation system for the unit which I think is a plus.

Easy to assemble, just much smaller than I expected.

Does not look like the size in the photo. I bought two to make dreams of a vertical garden come to life and they are no where near the size that a fruitful garden would need. Guess that’s my fault for not reading reviews before purchasing. Just look at my tiny little lettuce.

So its small, but thats on me for not reading the size better. I assume it is infact pictured next to a child's chair. Big problem is the damn frame wont stay together. If you give it the stink eye, it just falls apart. However, i do like the basket sizes since I planned to use it for different lettuces.

Very awesome, I am so glad I found it. I would recommend this to anyone. From beginner to expert.

Once assembled (I'll get to that), it's as pictured and the measurements given are correct. The 9 smaller pots are good for herbs, sunflowers, etc. I'm also using it to try to grow an aloe plant cutting. The bottom two are nice sized, although I really want to know what gallons they are. Hoping 5 gallons for my tomato plants that I will hopefully have from planting with seeds. It does look nice. Onto the problem.INSTALLATION: If I hadn't wanted this to work so badly, I probably would have thrown it back in its box and returned it in the first HOUR I spent on it. Those little plastic clips are of horrible design. It's disappointing because the overall concept is very nice. I'll give a couple helpful hints here to save you my aggravation.1: Make sure you hear the click on the rod. The click means it MIGHT hold. No click means it WILL NOT hold.2: The round slip-throughs on either side of the shelf and hangers are wider on one side and more narrow on another. Make sure you install with the wide side down so that it will hold those plastic clips in place. If you don't it WILL fall apart. The instructions are poorly written (or drawn) and much time is spent going over and over again that the arrows go UP, but no mention of what I just noted. Nor are there any markings as to where to put each of the hangers on the poles. So you have to go through the excruciating task of fighting with the plastic clips aligning and realigning until the pots have enough room to hang. I would have spent a few extra bucks if they had spent the time designing better clips.At the moment, it seems sturdy enough. If this thing falls apart in upcoming weeks, I WILL update this review.

These little mobile green walls are really cool! I would have given it more stars, but sadly, I'm finding that the planters do not drain well at all. The angle prevents the water from getting to the back side of the planters where the single drain hole is.