Veradek Cube Planter

No, the planter arrives in its raw steel state. It will develop its signature rust-colored patina naturally over time when exposed to the elements.

Yes, it is suitable for indoor use. However, because corten steel develops a patina through oxidation, we recommend using a protective tray or saucer underneath to prevent rust runoff from staining your floors or surfaces.

Corten steel is a dense, durable material, so the planter has a substantial weight that helps it remain stable. If you live in an exceptionally windy area, you may want to add a layer of gravel or heavy stones at the bottom for extra ballast.

During the initial weathering process, the planter may release some rust runoff when it rains. We recommend placing it on a surface that won't be damaged by staining, such as gravel or concrete, until the patina has fully stabilized.

Yes, the planter is designed with drainage holes to ensure proper water management for your plants. If you are using it indoors, you will need to use a liner or a saucer to catch excess water.