Collections Etc Amish Wagon Decorative Indoor/Outdoor Garden Backyard Planter, Red
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Color: Red
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- Amish Wagon Decorative Indoor/Outdoor Garden Backyard Planter, Showcase flowers & plants and create sensational seasonal displays with our Amish Country Wagon
- Crafted from wood with rolling iron wheels
- Measures 44 1/4"L (includes handle), x 14 1/2"W x 15 1/2"H
- Length of the wagon is 21|75" without the handle| Some assembly required
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Material: Fir Wood
Color: Red
Special Feature: Wheels
Style: Country
Planter Form: Box
Color: Red
Product Style: Country
Planter Form: Box
Shape: Rectangular
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Christmas Shoppe
Brand Name: Collections Etc
Included Components: Iron Wheels, Handle, Plant Stand
UPC: 842022151946
Global Trade Identification Number: 46
Model Number: SU0600000658-Red
Manufacturer Part Number: SU0600000658-Red
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Collections Etc
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15"D x 14"W x 15"H
Capacity: 14 Liters
Number of Pieces: 1
Number of Levels: 1
Item Weight: 6.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 15 x 14 x 15 inches
Size: One Size Fits All
Other Special Features of the Product: Wheels
Mounting Type: Floor Standing
Plant or Animal Product Type: flower
Material Type: Fir Wood
Finish Types: Unfinished
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
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Color: Red
It’s so cute! It added so much to your front porch.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Kim Scoggins
Color: Blue
My wife loved this little planter, it was farley easy to put together and looks great, pretty sturdy but wouldn't put something heavy in it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: Red
I got this for my wife for Christmas. She really wanted this and was super excited to get it. Once all together it's really cute and will make a great porch decoration. Now, it does come completely unassembled. Assembly is.....not great. The instructions looks like a photo copy of a photo copy of a photo copy, aka, pictures not crisp and clear so it can be a little difficult to navigate. Also I ended up having to clear the holes in the side that mount the seat in, they were done so dismally that you couldn't see to line up the seat to place the screws in. You may want to take some extra time to clean up some of the things like this and inspect to make sure everything is clear to make assembly easier. The other problem that was had is that the wheels are attached by placing a washer then a spring on the axle and then placing the wheel, compressing that down and inserting a cotter pin. Not complicated really. Except that the included washers don't fit the axle. Upon closer inspection it looked like there was a few problems. For starters it looks like during manufacturing the axles were lopped off quickly with an angle grinder there was alot of flashing at the ends. Secondly the coating applied to the frame meant that they were were almost the exact diameter of the hole in the washers. Which brings us to three, and that's that, with those first two issues the tolerances were so lax on the washers that they don't slip on. Luckily I have plenty of hardware in my shop and was able to locate 4 similar washers and that did the trick. Just something to be mindful of. Overall one's completely assembled. It's very cute, wife loves it and it will make an excellent addition to her porch decorations. Not a bad buy for what you pay for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2022 by Chris F.
Color: Red
I got this little wagon for my (covered) front porch to decorate for Autumn/Thanksgiving, and it was the perfect size for what I wanted. It looks really cute and wasn't difficult to put together on my own. It took about 30 minutes to assemble (you may need a magnifying glass for some of the small print/images on the instructions). I used a small electric drill, some pliers (to grip the hex-nut while tightening the bolt), and a Phillips-head screwdriver for the 1 or 2 areas the electric drill wouldn't fit, but just a screwdriver and something to hold the hex-nut in place are really all you need. The most difficult part was getting the seat in the right place so the screws would go into it from the outside of the wagon: I missed the bottom corner of the seat twice until I got it right. I had to eyeball it, since I didn't see any markings to line up the seat in the right spot: there are holes for the screws, so I placed the screw into it so it was sticking out, then moved the seat around until it looked like it was in the right place for the screw to go into it. Once I got the corner screws in, then the other ones were easier. The little wagon is sturdy enough to put some stuff in, but I wouldn't put a lot of weight into it. I only put very lightweight decorations inside it, and it doesn't seem like it would withstand rough handling by kids. (As a side note: everything in this pic was purchased on Amazon at around the same time as the wagon, except for the tall scarecrow and the small turkey hiding by the back wheel)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2020 by GinElle
Color: Red
Small and now I’m sure the pictures are either distorted or the environment they are Tak is manipulated. Looks sturdy but you’re not going to be able to use it outside. Way to small to hold plants
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by louis
Color: Blue
I am a bargain hunter, and consider myself a savvy shopper, so while shopping around for this particular product, I did some research. I got this decorative wagon at a good price, I looked around and some similar ones were way more pricey, so I decided to go with this one. I read quite a few negative reviews for it, which perplex me. I got it in perfect condition, and it went together fairly easily. The directions were pictures and not worded, which is really my only complaint. I was surprised, (after reading how "flimsy" it was) to find out it's actually pretty sturdy. Keep in mind this is meant to be a decoration. I didn't test the 40lb limit, but still! The wheels went on well and they support the weight of what I've put in the wagon. Some reviewers noted drilling a few holes in the bottom to drain rain water, if it's outside was a good idea, I agreed. The person drilling got a little carried away, and drilled SEVEN! Lol! And still, the bottom piece of wood stayed intact and didn't fall apart! The screws and such come in a small bag taped to the packing material, to remedy them accidentally getting thrown away, the manufacturer made the bag red, and stated in the directions to check packaging material before throwing away. All in all, I am pleased and I think this little blue wagon is a cute, sturdy, fun decoration, and would definitely recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022 by muttmama71
Color: Green
A cheap piece of Chinese made crap. My advice DO NOT BUY THIS! If you do, here’s what you need to know that they don’t tell you: ASSEMBLY REQUIRED. First off, throw the instructions in the garbage, they will only confuse you. Seems the Chinese over there have yet to master the English language as part indicator letters were mixed up, other parts have no letter at all. Tools required: Phillips screwdriver, pliers, electric or cordless drill and a 7/32 drill bit. After your done figuring out how to put the wheels on-(small wheels on big bracket) spring, washer, wheel, then cotter pin, install the handle. You will have to bend the brackets that hold the handle to get it to work out, you’ll see what I mean. When you get to the part of mounting the seat, you will not be able to align screws easily and will likely end up with the screws tearing through the seat as what happened to me. (btw I’m extremely handy and good with tools). Install the bar that attaches the front wheel assembly to the rear before you try and mount the body. The reason for this is the mounting holes on the body are about a full inch too far apart from front to rear. This is where the drill comes in. Attach the front wheels using the holes provided and mark the correct position for the rears, drill the holes in the correct spot and mount the body. Now that you have two extra holes in the rear you might as well drill two more in the front for even drainage. By now you’re pretty frustrated and ready to slap the family pet, but try not to. Finish up by tightening up all hardware. I would have given it no stars but that was not an option. Amazon wants me to mention their key words so I don’t want to let them down, it’s not “sturdy”, it should be, it is lightweight, but it shouldn’t be and as far as being “easy to assemble” - reread my review 🙄 I don’t see this lasting more then a season. For all my wasted time on this, I will likely dispute the charge with Amex as after reading the other reviews I will not even try and contact the seller. Good luck! Edit: look at the last picture I added. This is what was left of it after one summer outside. The floor completely rotted away. I did replace floor with 3/4 marine grade plywood and stainless steel hardware. Much better now but still an epic price of crap.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021 by PYTHON
Color: Red
I have a grey Victorian townhouse with sort of "weathered" red color trim, and a lovely front porch. And there is a bed where things like small shrubs and/or flowers used to be in front of the porch. But because of the ever spreading roots of a maple tree in my front yard nothing will grow there anymore. So I bought this wagon and assembled it to put in the center of that space. I have the red colored wagon. And, because it was going to hold a potted plant, after assembling I drilled holes in the bed of it (for drainage if needed). Then I gave the whole thing (both wood and metal) 2 coats of Rustoleum Matte Clear Enamel to weatherize. Next, using an 8" pot I potted a Coral Bells plant. The leaves of this one being almost the very same color red as the wagon turned out after coating. I picked Coral Bells (a perennial b/t/w) because I've always had such great luck with them in pots in shady places. They even survive hard winters and come right back in the spring almost invariably. And I put the pot in the bed of the wagon with a rather deep flower pot drainage saucer underneath. But even if the saucer overflows occasionally the water will drain through the holes I drilled in the bottom of the wagon. The whole project and vintage look is just perfect there in what was once merely a barren space in front of my porch. And the Coral Bells seem to just LOVE it and are thriving there in the wagon.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2021 by jersey girl