For an order of one hundred planter boxes, our factory normally ships them flat-packed rather than fully assembled. This is the preferred method for bulk orders because it lowers freight costs, allows far more units to fit on a pallet or inside a container, and reduces the risk of structural damage during long-distance transport. Each planter box is packed with its panels, pre-drilled holes where applicable, necessary hardware, and clear assembly instructions. Most customers find that flat-packed delivery is faster, safer, and more economical for a hundred-unit order. That said, assembled shipping can sometimes be arranged if your project requires it. You should expect higher packing volume, higher shipping charges, slower production and handling, and possibly extra crating or special loading requirements. The final answer depends on the planter style, material, dimensions, destination, and carrier. If you send us your specifications and delivery address, our planter box factory can confirm whether flat-packed or assembled shipping is the better option for your exact order.