Description

People often use these tall concrete planters height, for privacy from neighbours along with the appropriate tall plants in them. They are also for barriers, to separate areas in residential settings but also in restaurants and to guide people in public areas. They can be used for security as they will deter and prevent accidental car incidents.
In rows these tall planters have matching lines which add another dimension to your planting as a nice simple definition
| Stock Item | Description | Price | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TC1050 | 1050x250x600 | $0.00 | |||
| TC750 | 750x300x700mm | $0.00 | |||
| TC500 | 500x300x700mm | $0.00 | |||
Tall rectangular planters provide an ideal mix of privacy screening, vertical visual impact, and deep root space in a compact footprint.
- Natural screening: Placing tall rectangular containers in a row allows you to grow upright plants like bamboo or ornamental grasses to block views from nosy neighbors.
- Clean boundaries: Their linear shape works well to outline pathways, edge a patio, or section off dining areas in commercial and residential settings.
- Footprint efficiency: They hug walls, railings, and tight balconies closely while offering substantial planting volume without blocking walking paths.
- Plant Health and Root Growth
- Downward depth: The extra vertical space gives deep root systems plenty of room to grow downward naturally.
- Better drainage: Taller containers typically feature improved air-to-water ratios in the lower soil levels, helping prevent root rot when paired with proper drainage holes.
- Visual height: They draw the eye upward to make small courtyards or entryways feel larger and more architectural.
- Less bending: The raised height brings flowers, herbs, or small shrubs closer to eye level, making maintenance and watering more comfortable.
We manufacture at Sanstone NZ to a customer’s requirements in concrete or sandstone and to the colour you require. You are able to contact us by phone 09-570-2112 or email sales@sanstone.co.nz for a quote.
See some of our concrete planters at NZ Landscape Assn https://www.masterlandscapers.org.nz/crm-core/contact/1509







