Diy Concrete Paver Planter Boxes

Depending on the size of the box the mix may take three or four days to completely solidify and dry.

Diy concrete paver planter boxes.

The trellis will help stabilize taller plants or give climbing vines something to hold on to while it fills the back with flowers. Run a thin bead of adhesive along the edges press pavers together. If necessary clean the pavers especially the areas where you ll be applying the adhesive. Have a few of these boxes ready and expect to mix up 60 80 lbs.

Of course you ll want to choose the better looking sides of the pavers to face out. They both aren t very easy and fast to make but there is a way to make a cool concrete planter without these troubles. When gluing the four sides together do it with the bottom of the planter facing up this way you don. In this diy video i ll show you how to make a large concrete planter using 2 buckets and a bag of concrete.

Planter box step 1. Simply break apart the cardboard sand it paint it if you like and you re done. Mix pour cure. To make them you ll need cardboard boxes duct tape concrete mix a shovel and some sanding tools.

Find two boxes that fit inside each other with a 1 gap on all sides. Here s what you do. Glue the bottom piece on using the same method as for the sides. Diy planter box with trellis.

You can use pavers glued together to form nice square planters. Use landscape block adhesive to attach pavers. More than 1 and the box. To glue one paver to another use landscape block adhesive and give it at least 24 hours before moving the planter.

Put pavers together without adhesive to make sure the size and shape are what you want.