Settle Planter

The Small Settle Planter (13.8” diameter) is ideal for seasonal flowers, herbs, ornamental grasses, and compact shrubs. The Medium Settle Planter (18.1” diameter) provides additional room for fuller arrangements and larger shrubs, while the Large Settle Planter (25.2” diameter) is well-suited for statement plantings and larger ornamental grasses. Its range of sizes makes Settle a versatile choice for both residential and commercial outdoor spaces.

For routine cleaning, wash the Settle Planter with mild soap, water, and a soft cloth or brush. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that may damage the finish.

Yes. Slight variations in color, texture, and surface character are a natural part of the manufacturing process and contribute to the unique appearance of each Settle Planter.

The Settle Planter has the substantial look of concrete, but its glass-fiber-reinforced concrete construction is lighter than traditional cast concrete. This makes it easier to place and reposition while maintaining the durability expected from an outdoor concrete planter.

Yes. The Settle Planter is designed for outdoor use and built to withstand the elements. We recommend ensuring proper drainage during freezing conditions and following the included care guidelines to help maintain its appearance over time.

The Settle Planter is ideal for seasonal flowers, ornamental grasses, herbs, compact shrubs, and other container-friendly plants. Its rounded silhouette and multiple size options make it easy to incorporate into patios, courtyards, entryways, and garden spaces.

The Settle Planter is crafted from glass-fiber-reinforced concrete (GFRC), a durable material that combines concrete with glass fibers for added strength. This construction delivers the substantial look and feel of concrete while remaining lighter than traditional cast concrete planters.

Yes. The Settle Planter includes a built-in drainage hole with a removable plug to help prevent excess water from collecting inside the planter. Proper drainage supports healthy root systems and can help reduce the risk of overwatering.