Classic Teak Planter

Teak is naturally rich in oils, making it highly resistant to rot and water. While it can be left untreated to develop a silvery-gray patina over time, you can apply a teak oil or sealer periodically if you prefer to maintain the original warm, honey-toned color.

Yes, it is suitable for indoor use. However, because it is a planter, we recommend using a waterproof liner or a saucer inside to protect your floors from water drainage.

The kiln-dried teak construction provides a solid, sturdy weight. While it is substantial, if you live in an area with extremely high winds, you may want to add a layer of gravel or heavy stones at the bottom for extra stability.

The planter does not come pre-drilled with drainage holes. If you plan to plant directly into the vessel, you can easily drill holes into the bottom to ensure proper water management for your plants.

The planter measures 35 inches wide, 21 inches deep, and 21 inches high. It is a substantial rectangular piece, so it works best as a focal point on a patio, deck, or flanking an entryway.