A loaded planter that wobbles is a planter that eventually tips, and the triangle frame under this one is what stops that: the splayed geometry widens the stance so the 22 by 13 by 22 in body stays put once soil goes in, rather than rocking on a narrow base. The two tiers each take 22 lbs, and the planter interior of 17 by 6 by 5 in suits flowers grown directly in the box or potted plants stood on the levels and rearranged as the season turns. Out of season the same piece works as a decorative wagon cart for seasonal decorations. Rustic semi-wheels on the sides give it the wagon character, a half-round profile that reads as country styling and adds to a space rather than being purely functional. A built-in drainage hole avoids water accumulating in the box after watering, and the elevated design leaves the base clear of the ground so air circulates underneath and promotes ventilation instead of trapping damp. The wood is premium fir, chosen for staying non-deformable under load, and it is treated by high-temperature carbonization, a heat process that drives moisture from the timber and gives it anti-cracking performance rather than depending on a surface coat. It weighs 8.5 lbs and needs assembly.