
Wooden Planter Boxes
For patios, balconies, hospitality projects and retail garden ranges.
Send the outer size, panel thickness, drainage position, liner or tray requirement and where the planter will sit.
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Send a product photo, drawing or approximate size, then tell us where the item will be used.
A planter for indoor display does not need the same drainage, base or finish as one that stays outdoors on soil. Before quoting, we check the details that matter for that use.
Choose the closest product type. Then send the size, where it will sit and how you want it packed. We can fill in the missing details before sampling.

For patios, balconies, hospitality projects and retail garden ranges.
Send the outer size, panel thickness, drainage position, liner or tray requirement and where the planter will sit.
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For open-bottom growing beds, modular systems and flat-pack garden kits.
Send the footprint, panel height, expected soil depth, corner structure and whether the bed sits directly on the ground.
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For single pots, tiered displays, shelving formats and balcony use.
Send the pot size, shelf height, expected load and indoor or outdoor placement.
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For produce displays, stackable storage, garden retail and decorative collections.
Send the crate size, slat spacing, handle style, stacking requirement and expected load.
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For garden tools, cushions and accessories used in covered or exposed areas.
Send the required internal space, lid structure, floor clearance, ventilation and expected moisture exposure.
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For seasonal displays, signs, decorative structures and private-label garden collections.
Send the product photo, dimensions, installation method, artwork, finish and packing requirement.
Discuss a Garden Decoration Project ›See the production stages used for custom wooden product orders.
For indoor use, focus on floor protection, drainage trays, clean edges and the finish customers will see up close.
Even under cover, occasional rain and humidity can reach the product. Check exposed edges, hardware and water run-off.
Water should drain away without collecting under the product or damaging the surface below.
The base needs clearance or protection so moisture is not trapped. Raised beds also need enough panel and corner strength for wet soil.
Tell us how much rain and sunlight it will face, and whether the buyer is expected to maintain the finish. That affects the coating, drainage and hardware.

The number and position of the holes depend on the product size, liner, tray and where the water needs to leave the product.
Wet soil puts continuous pressure on the panels, base and corner joints. For larger products, send the internal dimensions and intended soil depth before the structure is fixed.
Tell us whether you need an open bottom, raised feet, a full base panel, slats, a removable tray or an internal liner.
Start with where the product will stay and how much weather it will face. Color matters, but so do moisture, sunlight, ground contact and the amount of maintenance expected during use.
Common material options include pine, paulownia, poplar, plywood, bamboo, rubberwood and acacia. The right choice depends on the product size, expected soil or storage load, weather exposure and target cost. MDF should only be considered for dry indoor decorative use.

Useful when you need a specific color. Coating coverage, edge treatment and outdoor exposure still need to be checked on the sample.
Keeps more of the wood appearance visible. Suitability depends on the placement, moisture and the required surface effect.
Gives a more natural finish. Products exposed to weather may need maintenance or another application during use.
Changes the wood tone while leaving part of the grain visible. Check the final color on the wood selected for the order.
Flat-pack packing can reduce carton volume, but the joints, screws and instructions still need to work when the buyer assembles the product.
Assembled products need less work after delivery, but they normally need more carton space and stronger protection inside the box.
See how bulk wooden product orders are protected for export packing and shipment.

Check the carton as part of the sample approval when the product uses flat-pack, retail-box or mail-order packing.
See how dimensions, finish, hardware and packing are checked in our quality control process.
Send the product type, dimensions, quantity, intended placement and destination market. Add the drainage, liner, material, finish and packing details if they are already fixed.
Yes. A photo or drawing is enough to begin. A physical sample is useful when the joints, finish, hardware or size need to stay close to an existing product.
Yes. Send the required hole position, liner material or tray size. These details should be matched to the product size and intended placement.
Yes, where the structure allows it. The joints, screws, fittings, instruction sheet and carton need to be tested with the sample.
Common options include water-based paint, clear lacquer, natural oil and stained finishes. The practical choice depends on rain, sunlight, ground contact, the target market and expected maintenance.
Include the product type, dimensions, quantity and where it will be used. Add a photo or drawing when available. We will check the structure, drainage, finish and packing before preparing the quotation.