About Cube Planter on Feet 110
At 1,100 mm on every edge, this reads as a block of wall rather than a pot, and the size decides most of the conversation. Dense polystone resin takes the lateral pressure that 1,100 to 1,200 litres of wet mix puts on a flat-sided container, so the walls hold their line instead of bowing at the mid-point. It suits places with room for it: commercial forecourts, civic plazas, wide residential terraces.
Four feet sit at the perimeter and a fifth sits dead centre, carrying the load that makes large square bases sag once the soil is wet through. The clearance underneath does three more jobs. Drainage water leaves the base outlets and gets away during a winter downpour instead of pooling. Limestone and timber below stay free of staining and rot. And air moves across the underside, which sheds the heat a paved surface throws back on a hot afternoon.
Three textured finishes are held as standard, all of them chosen to sit with Western Australian building materials: neutral Cement Grey, earth-toned Brown Terrazzo and contemporary Smoothe Black. High Gloss and Timber Look are coated to order for project-specific briefs, whether that is a set gloss level or a woodgrain texture to match joinery.
Settle the access question before you order. An 1100 mm cube does not turn tight corners, so check gate widths, lift dimensions and the final standing position first. Other containers at this scale sit in the oversize planters collection, and you are welcome to visit our Malaga showroom to see the finishes in daylight and talk through delivery across the Perth metropolitan area.
What does 1100 mm actually give you on site?
1100 mm long, 1100 mm wide and 1100 mm high including the feet (110 x 110 x 110). That is enough root room for a mature feature tree rather than a seasonal display: frangipani, olive, or a dense bamboo screen.
Why raise a cube this heavy off the ground?
The feet leave an open air gap beneath the base. Drainage water runs clear instead of puddling under the pot, the paving below avoids discolouration, and the shadow line under the base lightens what would otherwise read as a solid square box sitting flat on the ground.
Which finishes are held in stock, and which are coated to order?
Cement Grey, Brown Terrazzo and Smoothe Black are kept in regular stock or come through on a short turnaround. High Gloss and Timber Look are custom-coated to order, which is the route to take when a project calls for a specific gloss level or a woodgrain texture.
How much mix does a 1.1-metre cube take to fill?
Budget 1,100 to 1,200 litres of potting media for a complete fill. Lay a 100 mm base layer of 20 mm blue metal aggregate first and cover it with geotextile fabric, so drainage stays open and the mix does not wash down into the voids.
Does polystone resin hold up through a Perth summer?
It is finely ground stone powder bound in heavy-duty polymer resins, which makes a dense, frost-proof and UV-resistant composite. It does not crumble through a hot summer or degrade through a wet winter.
