Custom steel planter boxes for considered spaces.

Built around the space

Custom steel planter boxes are useful when standard dimensions conflict with a paving grid, doorway, seating plan or planting requirement. We begin with the available footprint, intended planting, exposure and access route rather than scaling a generic box after the design is complete.

Provide a dimensioned sketch, plan or marked-up photograph. The project team can then review length, width, height, material grade, finish and drainage before a quotation is prepared.

A clear route from enquiry to production

A custom project should make each decision reviewable. The enquiry establishes scope and destination; the quotation records materials and commercial terms; approval information confirms the dimensions and visible details before fabrication.

Complex landscape packages can be divided into planter types and quantities so revisions remain traceable. Lead time is confirmed against the approved design, finish and delivery programme.

• Project brief and site information
• Material and drainage review
• Quotation and dimension confirmation
• Production, quality review and packaging
• Freight coordination to the agreed destination

Details that matter after installation

Long planters need reinforcement to control bowing from wet soil. Tall planters need a stable relationship between the base, planting and wind exposure. Rooftop planters need verified filled weights and coordinated drainage. These concealed decisions determine whether the finished piece continues to look precise.

Options may include adjusted outlet locations, raised internal bases, adjustable feet and repeated modular lengths. Availability depends on the dimensions and intended application, so include these requirements before production.

For residential and professional teams

We work with homeowners who need one exact size and with architects, landscape designers and contractors coordinating larger packages. Professional enquiries should include drawings, finish expectations, quantities, programme and delivery constraints.

For global projects, packaging and freight are part of the early review. Confirm the destination country, unloading facilities and final access route so the planter design and shipment can be planned together.