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white square plant pot 100cm Extra Large Square Concrete Planter for Trees – 782L White

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white square plant pot 100cm Extra Large Square Concrete Planter for Trees – 782L WhiteXXL Square Planter Ideal for Statement Trees, Feature Shrubs & Large Scale Planting Bring sculptural impact and architectural balance to commercial landscapes, garden courtyards and contemporary outdoor spaces with this imposing pigmented cement stone planter. The Cubrosa square planter is a commanding block style container with bold lines and a warm, natural tone. Crafted from heavy duty pigmented cement stone, it offers lasting strength and style

XXL Square Planter – Ideal for Statement Trees, Feature Shrubs & Large-Scale Planting

Bring sculptural impact and architectural balance to commercial landscapes, garden courtyards and contemporary outdoor spaces with this imposing pigmented cement stone planter.

The Cubrosa square planter is a commanding block-style container with bold lines and a warm, natural tone. Crafted from heavy-duty pigmented cement stone, it offers lasting strength and style for both residential and commercial applications. This premium planter combines form and function, providing a striking visual element while supporting healthy plant growth in various environments.


  • 782L capacity — perfect for large trees, structural shrubs, and dramatic displays needing ample root space. This generous volume allows for extensive root development, promoting long-term plant health and stability.
  • 100cm × 100cm × 100cm — with a wide 91cm planting opening for easy styling and deep planting. The square shape and substantial size make it an ideal focal point in spacious areas.
  • Crafted from premium pigmented cement stone — no paint, no peeling, no fading; colour runs through the material. This innovative construction ensures long-lasting beauty and reduces maintenance requirements.
  • Indoor & outdoor use — internally sealed, frost-resistant and UV-stable for all-weather reliability. The Cubrosa planter maintains its integrity in diverse climates and conditions.
  • Pre-drilled drainage holes — promote root health and prevent water build-up, ensuring optimal growing conditions for your plants.
  • Extremely durable — 165kg unfilled weight and steel-reinforced walls for superior stability. This robust construction makes it suitable for high-traffic areas and exposed locations.
  • No assembly required — arrives ready to position and plant, saving time and effort during installation.
  • Low-maintenance — simply wipe clean; no treatments or sealing required. The pigmented cement stone construction minimizes upkeep while maintaining its aesthetic appeal.
  • Flat base — sits securely on any solid, level surface, providing versatility in placement options.

Tip: Place the Cubrosa planter in its final location before filling to avoid heavy lifting post-planting. This precaution ensures safe and efficient installation.


Why Choose the Cubrosa Square Planter?

  • Bold cubic form — makes a powerful statement in both modern and traditional settings, enhancing the visual appeal of any space.
  • Premium pigmented concrete — colour-infused throughout for enduring visual appeal. This innovative pigmented cement stone technology ensures consistent coloration that withstands the test of time.
  • Massive 782L volume — supports deep root systems for long-term healthy plant growth, allowing for the cultivation of larger specimens and more complex planting arrangements.
  • Steel-reinforced for strength — resists cracks, chips, and shifting in exposed environments, providing peace of mind in challenging conditions.
  • Unique hand-finished surface — natural pitting and raw texture give each planter a distinctive look, adding character and individuality to your space.
  • Weatherproof build — frost- and UV-resistant for lasting outdoor performance, ensuring the planter maintains its integrity across seasons.
  • Colour integrity — Blushstone offers a soft blend of beige, pink, and warm clay tones that complement foliage and integrate seamlessly with various architectural styles.
  • Sustainably made — handmade by artisans using low-waste methods for long-term durability, aligning with eco-conscious design principles.

 


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Introducing the Cubrosa – a bold, architectural planter crafted to elevate contemporary outdoor and indoor spaces with its clean lines and commanding presence. Designed in a perfectly square format, this 782-litre vessel is ideal for anchoring large statement trees, structural shrubs or layered floral arrangements in expansive gardens, public spaces, or commercial landscapes.

Handcrafted from high-grade pigmented cement stone, each planter features a naturally textured surface with subtle pitting and artisanal detailing, giving every piece a one-of-a-kind character. The White Mist finish — a refined blend of white, soft cream, and pale grey pigments — is infused throughout the planter’s body, ensuring colour integrity even if scratched or weathered over time.

The Cubrosa isn’t just visually striking — it’s built to perform. Internally sealed for moisture protection and structurally reinforced with steel, it withstands harsh weather conditions, from intense sun to deep frost, while discreet drainage holes help maintain root health. The substantial 165kg unfilled weight adds security and wind resistance, making it a robust choice for both residential and commercial use.

With no assembly required, low maintenance, and a timeless monolithic form, the Cubrosa 100cm planter delivers lasting value, sculptural impact, and functional design wherever it’s placed — whether flanking a luxury hotel entrance, anchoring a city terrace, or adding calm geometry to a minimalist courtyard.

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