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Individually hand cast by artisans

Crafted of a cement and fiberglass composite

Keeping wet after demold in outdoor for best condition

Multiple layers of protection to keep away from damage

Great value for money

Plant containers made from commercial grade fiberglass are waterproof, fade and chemical resistant. Because fiberglass planters won’t rot, warp, or degrade over time, they’re suitable for indoor and outdoor use regardless of weather conditions. In fact, they show little sign of wear even after prolonged exposure to water, UV radiation, temperature changes, salty air and chemicals.

So they can be used season after season, year after year, saving you a lot of money in the long run. These planters are also lightweight, which means lower shipping costs per unit. When all of these aspects are considered, it can easily be concluded that fiberglass planters offer the cheapest plant container option available today.

Because fiberglass has fewer molding restrictions than other materials, planters made from this material can provide some real artwork, while also providing the perfect backdrop for different plant and floral arrangements. What’s more, fiberglass planters are capable of bringing an elegant, contemporary look to indoor and outdoor areas while offering true sophistication and versatility for years to come.

They complement plants perfectly

Because modern fiberglass planters come in many different shapes, sizes, and finishes and can perfectly complement any modern or traditional setting, they are ideal decorative elements for many interior and exterior design projects. Whether you prefer clean, sharp lines or elegant curbs, modern fiberglass planters can balance a variety of commonly used plants and flowers to enhance the overall design and ambience of different spaces.

Round planters and wide fiberglass planters balance tall branching cacti, large spiky succulents, small trees, and exotic flower arrangements. Conversely, rectangular pots work well with a range of smaller plants, such as spider plants, sorrel, polka dot plants, dianthus, and echeveria.