Large rectangular Corten flowerpot 115 cm for terrace, box 12058
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A long, low box, 120 cm long and 60 cm deep, is pictured against a concrete wall, planted with grasses, sedums, succulents, and a hanging dichondra. This large rectangular planter acts as a horizontal border within the container.
Smooth Corten steel with a rusty patina creates a warm contrast with the raw concrete and fine aggregate.
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
Lowest price from 30 days before the discount
This large rectangular Corten steel planter, measuring 120 cm long, 60 cm deep, and 40 cm high, is a spacious "garden box" with a strong, horizontal line. The 120 cm rectangular planter offers a large planting area with a low profile, allowing for greenery without obstructing the view—ideal for use along walls, terraces, and walkways.
It's an elongated, low cuboid made of smooth Corten panels with clean edges. The wide top highlights the composition viewed from above—in the photo, a mosaic of grasses, succulents, and sedums with a cascade of dichondra. The rusty patina contrasts beautifully with the concrete and aggregate, giving the arrangement a natural, slightly industrial feel.
A 120 cm long garden box perfectly frames a patio and defines areas. Placed against a wall or railing, it organizes the space, and several plants in a row create a continuous, low flowerbed. A large rectangular planter also works well at entrances and in semi-public spaces, leading the eye along the facade.
The 60 cm depth allows for a mix of plants: ornamental grasses, sedums, succulents, houseleeks, groundcovers, and trailing plants like dichondra. The wide top allows for "carpet" arrangements of species with different textures. Dry-loving plantings thrive in a sunny location.
The 120 x 60 x 40 cm dimensions provide a very large surface area and considerable rooting depth for a low-profile planter. This 120 cm rectangular planter will accommodate a large arrangement of perennials and grasses, and the low center of gravity increases stability. This container is designed for linear and decorative plantings, not for tall trees.
The body is made of 2 mm Corten sheet, hand-welded in Poland, with drainage holes. The low, wide form is stable, and the frost-resistant steel requires no maintenance—the patina protects it from further corrosion. Initially, during the patina process, pads help prevent rust from staining the light-colored floor.
A lot - the length of 120 cm and depth of 60 cm allow you to create an extensive, mixed composition of grasses, perennials and succulents.
Yes. The low, horizontal form perfectly defines edges and zones without obstructing the view; several pieces create a continuous flowerbed.
Place a layer of expanded clay or gravel on the bottom and use a permeable substrate; drainage holes will drain excess water.
Yes. When arranged in a row, they create a uniform, modular flowerbed of any length.
Grasses, perennials, and succulents will do better; 40 cm is moderate depth, so large shrubs are not optimal.