About Large Diva Planter
1200 by 1000 puts this among the largest vessels we carry, and people ask for it on root volume rather than looks. A mature feature tree, a wide palm, or a layered understorey planting needs width and depth that standard pots cannot give it. It sits in our oversize planters collection for that reason.
The structural work is done by Polystone Resin, a blended mineral composite that weathers like stone but comes in well under the weight of solid precast concrete at the same size. That difference decides jobs. Pavers, lifts, suspended slabs and rooftop terraces all have load limits, and a vessel this big in concrete tends to break them. The sweeping wall also softens hard building geometry, which is most of the reason designers reach for the Diva profile instead of a square trough.
Four factory finishes are available: Cement Grey, Charcoal Black, Brown Terrazzo and High Gloss. Cement Grey and Charcoal Black sit quietly against concrete and rendered walls, Brown Terrazzo reads as flecked stone at close range, and High Gloss throws light back along the curve. If the scale is more than the site needs, the same shape runs through the five-size Polystone Resin Diva Planter range. Before you settle on a finish at this size, visit the Malaga showroom — the four look very different in daylight, and photographs flatten the terrazzo flecking.
Common questions
Just how large is this planter?
1200 by 1000, which places it among the largest vessels we carry. Work out the position before delivery day, because nothing this size gets nudged across a courtyard once it is planted.
Is Polystone Resin strong enough at this size?
Yes. Polystone Resin is a blended mineral composite made to hold its shape under the soil load of a fully planted vessel this size, and to keep doing it outdoors season after season without the mass of solid precast concrete.
Which finishes can I order?
Four, all applied at the factory: Cement Grey, Charcoal Black, Brown Terrazzo and High Gloss.
Where does a planter this size actually work?
Building forecourts, wide driveway entries, the centre of a courtyard, and long terraces where there is room to stand back from it. Give it viewing distance. At 1200 by 1000 it crowds a small paved area rather than filling it.
Can I group it with the smaller Diva planters?
That is how most designers use it. The curve is the same across the smaller Diva planters and the Diva low bowls, so you can build a tiered group and keep one profile running through the whole planting.
