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Large rectangular Corten flowerpot 115 cm for terrace, box 12058

This elongated planter, 115 cm long and with a capacity of approximately 240 liters, is shown here with lavender, agave, and grasses, as a free-standing element next to a concrete bench. This is a large planter for a terrace with a representative, horizontal shape.

Smooth Corten steel with a warm, rusty patina gives it a natural character and blends seamlessly with concrete and wood.

  • Dimensions: 115 × 60 × 37 cm (W × L × H)
  • Form: rectangular, oblong
  • Capacity: approx. 240 l
  • Material: Corten steel (aged metal)
  • Sheet thickness:2 mm
  • Execution:welded, handcrafted in Poland
  • Drainage holes: yes
  • Characteristics:frost-resistant, year-round
  • Application:terrace, in front of the house
  • Form of planting: linear, floral

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Pots for the terrace

Product description

Large rectangular Corten flowerpot 115 cm for the terrace

This large rectangular Corten steel planter, measuring 115 cm in length and with a capacity of approximately 240 liters, is a spacious container for flowers, grasses, and perennials. The 115 cm rectangular planter has balanced, horizontal proportions and a large substrate volume, providing comfortable conditions for plants and ensuring the arrangement remains attractive for a long time. It's a graceful, large planter for the patio or front yard.

Design, form and finish

It's an elongated cuboid made of smooth Corten panels with clean, sharp edges. The form is low enough not to dominate, yet spacious enough to accommodate a rich array of plantings. In the photo, the rusty patina nicely complements the concrete bench and aggregate, creating a tranquil, natural effect.

Where to put a large flowerpot on the terrace

A 115 cm long flower box perfectly fills the space next to a terrace, wall, or lounge area. Placed freestanding, it creates a representative accent, and arranged in a row, it creates a cohesive line or light screening. A large patio planter also works well in front of the house, where it adds structure to the entrance.

What plants to plant

As a flower box, it beautifully showcases lavender, ornamental grasses, agave, and flowering perennials—exactly as pictured. The large capacity allows for a combination of structural plants, flowering plants, and groundcovers. Dry-loving species and herbs thrive in a sunny location.

Dimensions and capacity

Measuring 115 cm in length, 60 cm in depth, and 37 cm in height, it offers a capacity of around 240 liters—a considerable amount for a low-profile planter. This 115 cm rectangular planter maintains stable soil moisture and requires less frequent watering. The low, wide shape is stable and resistant to tipping.

Corten steel, 2 mm sheet metal and care

The body is made of 2 mm Corten sheet, hand-welded in Poland, with drainage holes. The frost-resistant Corten steel remains outdoors year-round, and the patina acts as a protective coating—no painting necessary. During the patina period, runoff water can stain light-colored surfaces, so pads are helpful to start with.

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of a 115 cm pot?

Approximately 240 liters is a very large volume of substrate, favoring rich, long-lasting moisture-retaining plantings.

How does it differ from the 120 cm model?

It is slightly shorter and lower (115×60×37), with an emphasis on large capacity (~240 l); the 120 cm model is slightly longer and higher.

What plants are best to plant as a flower box?

Lavender, ornamental grasses, flowering perennials and agave; also dry-loving species and herbs in the sun.

Is a large terrace planter stable?

Yes. The low, wide, and spacious form is very stable once planted; it's best to place it on a level surface.

Will the pot survive the winter with plantings?

Yes. Steel is frost-resistant; for year-round plants, ensure drainage and choose frost-tolerant species in the container.