The planter arrived quickly, well packaged with no parts missing. Assembly instructions were clear enough but there were only pictures and I found no "how-to" videos online. It is a beautiful, sturdy planter that will last for many years. I bought these in what turned out to be a pretty shade of green. The online photo is deceiving as it looks like the planter and legs are one unit. The model I received is a stand with a planter box placed on top. The bottom shelves have clamps that allow them to be seated onto the stand, leaving a space between the 2 shelves at the center. Assembly required no tools except pliers to tighten the wing nuts for the stand. I used tape to hold the corner pieces and sides together until I could put on the corner top caps. This was only necessary because I was working alone. When attaching the cross bar supports to the ends of the stand, don't tighten the wing nuts too much, or the bars that go at the top to support the planter will not fit. Assembly went much faster with the second one. The liners I received are made of flimsy paper fabric material and have no handles. The liners could never be used to store the panels of the planter, especially after having been wet. The planter pieces are much too heavy to be stored in anything but a sturdy bin or box. The bottom of the planter consists of 6 corrugated metal panels that overlap to cover the bottom perfectly and should allow for drainage. I received/assembled the planters yesterday. I have not filled and planted them up yet.