Modular · Corten or galvanised
Modular Planters
Corners and panels that bolt together into any size from 400 to 2000mm. Six standard kits, or buy the parts and build your own. Arrives flat and goes together with one 13mm spanner — 316 stainless bolts, no drilling, no screws.
Standard sizes
Six kits, all 400mm wide. Same corners and panels — we've just done the working out for you. Prices 400 / 600mm high, corten or galvanised.
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Or build your own
Four corners, then panels to suit.
Every planter is the same two parts. Corners take 100mm each way and there are always four of them. A panel fills the gap on each side. So a side is its panel plus 200mm — a 1400 panel makes a 1600 side. Panels run 200 to 1800, so sides run 400 to 2000.
Worked example — 1600 × 800
| Part | Size | 400 / 600 high |
|---|---|---|
  Corner
|
100mm each way | $35 / $55 |
  Panel
|
200mm | $45 / $65 |
  Panel
|
300mm | $69 / $95 |
  Panel
|
400mm | $89 / $125 |
  Panel
|
600mm | $129 / $179 |
  Panel
|
800mm | $169 / $239 |
  Panel
|
1000mm | $209 / $295 |
  Panel
|
1200mm | $249 / $355 |
 Panel
|
1400mm | $289 / $412 |
  Panel
|
1600mm | $329 / $469 |
  Panel
|
1800mm | $369 / $529 |
Two heights, 400mm and 600mm. Every part comes in corten or galvanised at the same price, with the stainless bolts.
Not sure what you need?
Send us the size you're after and we'll send back the parts list. No obligation — and you'll get the person who'd fold it.
Need longer than 2000? Place two or more planters end to end.
Flat pack, without the swearing
One spanner. Nothing loose.
The stainless nuts are already fitted to every piece, so there's nothing to hold in place with one hand while you find the spanner with the other. Line the panel up, run the bolt in, move on.
- One 13mm spanner. That's the entire tool list.
- 8mm 316 stainless bolts. Nuts pre-fitted, nothing to drop in the mulch.
- Ships flat. Which is why freight on a 2-metre planter isn't frightening.
- Take it apart again. Moving house is a spanner, not a skip.
Why there isn't a screw in it
We tried screws and threw them out. Drilling steel is slow, blunt-bit work, and a screw in a wet planter rusts, wallows its hole and backs itself out as the steel heats and cools.
So every joint is an 8mm 316 marine-grade stainless bolt through a factory-cut hole, into a stainless nut that's already there. Nothing to drill, nothing to rust, nothing working loose. Put it together once and it stays together.
Two finishes, same system
Corten or galvanised?
Same price either way. The only question is what's around it.
Got an awkward spot?
Send a photo and the dimensions. We'll work out the parts list and tell you what it costs — including whether a standard size would do the job cheaper.