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H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter
H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter

H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter

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Overview

H60cm Corten Steel Flared Planter

This planter has been made using a innovative material called corten steel. It will arrive looking the same as many other steel planters, but after just a few days of use, it will start to develop a protective, rust-like surface. This layer protects against further corrosion, and it is completely unique, so no two planters are the same. 

Please Note: this process can take up to 4-5 months to develop completely.

Specifications

  • Height 60cm (1ft 11½in) x Width 34cm (1ft 1½in) x Depth 34cm (1ft 1½in)
  • Bottom Dimension: Width 22cm (8½in) x Depth 22cm (8½in)
  • Weight: 7kg

Features

Corten Steel - Rust Surface with Protective Layer

Corten is a type of steel that naturally weathers over time, and developing an attractive and protective rust layer. Although somewhat paradoxical, the steel surface of the planter develops a coating of rust which is engineered to protect against further corrosion and keep the steel under-layer in good condition. In other words, the steel is allowed to rust in order to form the protective coating. This protective layer develops due to the elements that are active in the alloys of the steel. It regenerates continuously when subjected to the influence of water and oxygen.

Flared Planter

Create your own delightful display with your favourite plants in this beautiful flared planter. With its organic and earthy quality, it works especially well in the garden, highlighting brightly coloured plants and beautiful brickwork.

History of Corten Steel

The Barclays centre in Brooklyn has been causing a stir worldwide with its striking, organic, rusted look. It has been made using corten steel, a material which is being favoured by innovative and daring designers, architects and sculptors across the globe. Created originally in the 1930s by United States Steel for use on ore wagons, its use has now expanded, with designers seeing the potential it possesses. It has been used to create bridges, rail cars, transmissions towers, shipbuilding and, of course, garden products. This modern and contemporary material has really got people excited, creating discussion about how we design things and challenging the norm, which can only be a good thing.

Features

  • Protective layer forms a stable, self-protecting rust that requires no painting or maintenance
  • Corten steel - a fashionable aesthetic which doesn't compromise structural strength
  • Flared planter - create a delightful display with your favourite plants
  • Central drainage hole and bung make it more convenient to retain/release water
  • Lightweight, versatile, and easily portable - can be conveniently placed in a location of your choice
  • Maintenance free


Handy Drainage Hole and Bung

To provide adequate drainage each Corten Steel Planter includes a drainage hole and bung in the bottom of the bass, helping you retain or release water from your planter. If left in the planter the bung will help retain as much water as possible, however we cannot completely guarantee that no water will escape while the bung is in use.

Rusting Process

The image to the left shows how the planter will look when it first arrives and before the protective layer has started forming, looking much like any normal steel planter. If you wish, you can speed up the rusting process by using a cloth and rubbing the surface with salt and/or vinegar.

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