Brezo Planter - contemporary line with rounded edges
Brezo Planter: smooth surface and rounded edges
On a terrace with clean, contemporary lines, a textured clay pot breaks the composition. The Brezo Planter is just the opposite: a smooth, unornamented surface with rounded edges that soften the volume. Three sizes that combine with each other to create varied heights and groupings.
✅ Key advantages
Three combinable sizes: 33 × 33 × 38, 45 × 25 × 34 and 80 × 33 × 38 cm, for creating groupings.
Smooth surface: easy to clean, with no relief where dust or moss can build up.
Rounded edges: less risk of chipping during transport and everyday use.
Indoor and outdoor: suitable for a living room or entrance hall as well as a terrace or garden.
Two neutral colors: White and Pirineos, which let the plant take center stage.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Terraces, balconies and penthouses.
Entrance halls and large interior rooms.
Multi-height compositions along a façade.
Dividing spaces on patios and porches.
Common areas of offices and commercial premises.
📋 Technical specifications
Dimensions: 33 × 33 × 38 cm, 45 × 25 × 34 cm and 80 × 33 × 38 cm.
Weights: 34.3 kg, 21 kg and 73.1 kg respectively.
Material: strong, long-lasting concrete.
Finish: smooth surface with rounded edges.
Colors: White and Pirineos.
Units/pallet: 18 in 33 × 33 cm, 12 in 45 × 25 cm and 12 in 80 × 33 cm.
🧰 Installation
Place the empty planter in its final position before filling it.
Add 4 or 5 cm of gravel or expanded clay at the bottom for drainage.
Add substrate suited to the species and plant, centering the root ball.
Leave about 3 cm free to the rim so watering doesn't overflow.
In groupings, alternate heights and leave 10 cm between pieces so they can be cleaned.
📦 Available formats
80 × 33 × 38 cm in White and Pirineos — single unit or pallet of 12 units.
45 × 25 × 34 cm in White and Pirineos — single unit or pallet of 12 units.
33 × 33 × 38 cm in White and Pirineos — single unit or pallet of 18 units.
💡 Professional tip: for the White version, don't rest it directly on soil or grass. Light-colored concrete absorbs moisture by capillary action, and after a couple of seasons a greenish ring appears on the bottom 10 cm that won't come off with a pressure washer. Feet or spacers, or a slab underneath, solve the problem.
