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8 years ago

The planters that are on the rejuvenation page don't have the handles

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Jackie Youmans
Original Author
8 years ago
the planter on the rejuvenation site doesn't have the handles
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Rejuvenation
8 years ago
Hi there. Looks like this is an older image - the latest version of our galvanized planters do not have handles. You can find them here: http://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/products/ribbed-galvanized-metal-planter-tall
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back2ack88
7 years ago
I like the handles!!
mthimbles
6 years ago
Me too. Bring the handles back

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