Kante Lightweight Concrete Outdoor Planter Pot Round Bowl Planters Indoor Flower Pots,16" Dia. Charcoal 16" x 16" x 8"

Brand:Kante

3.7/5

€
187.03

100% SATISFACTION - We are committed to providing the best customer service so if unsatisfied, let us know and we’ll provide return full refund or a replacement. LARGE & VERSATILE - Large Bowl planter (Size:14.7-in W x 14.7-in L x 7.6-in H) with a unique design that will match any home décor for outdoor and indoor, perfect for the living room, bedroom, office or any lonely corner in need of love. Or use it outside on your deck, patio or in the garden. HANDMADE CONCRETE PLANTER POTS - Made of concrete and weather-resistant fiberglass that have all the advantages of these materials, such as strength, durability, weather and damage resistance, and long-lasting color, has a drainage hole and a strong UV resistant ability that stays well in wind, rain, hot and cold season. SMOOTH ROUND DESIGN - The smooth lines and round shape of this planter will help you maintain a sleek look throughout your space, while holding a good amount of plants without looking crowded. MODERN CONCRETE BOWL PLANTER - This modern contemporary round planter with an authentic charcoal concrete finish with visible pores will add an elegant touch to your décor and it is ideal for endless succulent designs.

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EAN: 0810039460429

Categories Patio, Lawn & Garden, Gardening & Lawn Care, Pots, Planters & Container Accessories, Planters,

Color	Charcoal
Material	Concrete
Planter Form	Plant Pot
Special Feature	Drainage Hole, Lightweight, Weather Resistant, UV Resistant, Concrete
Style	Modern

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Scritto da: finney

stunning, absolutely beautiful

These planters are stunning in design; minimalist, clean lines. Extremely heavy once filled with plant & soil. Looks best with structured green plant, i.e., dracena, windmill palm, etc. Rim & wall of planter is just over 3/4" thick, seamless & somewhat textured matte finish. Strongly urge wheeled base for largest one, I have mine in the living room on wool area rug. Smallest is in kitchen on a console with a ponytail plant. Looks good to me to see same planter in different rooms with different plants. These were a great choice at a great price!

Scritto da: Dianne Carroll

Great

Exactly what I wanted to container my grey flex hose that is 50 feet long looks meet and discreet no more hose sprawling all over patio area

Scritto da: Lisa Faulkner

Excellent flower pot!

Very lightweight and durable, it says concrete in the listing and it is a very fine concrete, almost plaster smooth, but not plaster as it is stronger and does not flake. The inside of his pot is very rough which is actually pretty nice for plants to have a little air pockets around the edges to improve the roots. It even came with a very nice rubber drain plug in case you do not want it to drain. It’s a very nice hefty size and will accommodate a great collection of succulents or a really nice house with the likes of water and shallow pot, but it is a great quality and the price is really great as well so I would definitely recommend it. And it looks like you’d be able to paint it very easily either spray paint or stains to fit your decor.

Scritto da: Marti M.

Look great

We used this to house our garden hose so the dog wouldn’t chew it.

Scritto da: KK

Great hose pot (with or without hole)

Great looking bowl. Got this bowl to use as a hose pot, thinking I'd just use a hole saw to cut a hole for the hose. (The bowl works ok without a hole, btw; hose just goes over the top edge.) Well, it's a bit more complicated than I expected, though doable: The bowl is concrete with a fiberglass finish on it, so the hole saw has to be able to cut through masonry (e.g., is diamond-tipped). Fine, got a 1 7/8 hole saw. But the arbor that holds the hole saw in the drill is 1/2" on these larger saws, so won't fit in "normal" drill. Need a larger chuck (and, no, the bowl won't fit on a drill press). My hammer drill was broken, so used this project as an excuse to get a new one, though you don't really need a hammer drill; just a larger chuck. So reasonably priced bowls just got a bit more expensive, but got some new toys out of the deal.

Scritto da: Kelliar

Expect flaws but otherwise a great lightweight option

It's difficult to find substantial, large planters that aren't plastic that don't weigh a ton. This is a rare one that meets those criteria. I have several other planters in other sizes that are very similar to this by durx-litecrete. I was hoping it would be a good match to my existing pots and it is. I also knew from my other pots to expect this to not have a perfect finish. It has quite a few large flaws on both the interior and the exterior but it's the same with the other brand. Generally one side looks pretty good though so I just keep the side with the flaws facing the wall. The inside is NOT flat at all. It comes with a plug but don't expect it to make a good seal due to the unevenness of the interior. There is space to fit a plastic pot inside that is approximately 12.25" wide x 7.25" tall max. I have a bloem bowl planter that fits well but it is very wobbly on the uneven bottom - I wedged it the best I could but still need to be careful if ever shifting the pot around to rotate the plant. Overall this is exactly what I was expecting it to be and I am happy with it! It's incredibly lightweight and performs well on my plant stands and tables that a "regular" ceramic planter of this size would be way too heavy for. Very easy to move around. If you are ok with the flaws I have shown then I would definitely recommend this as large, light, concrete-looking (and feeling) planters are very hard to find!

Scritto da: J. Cooper

Disappointing

First, the positive: the planter is attractive and a very nice size. Now, the negative: Not sturdy. The walls are actually quite thin, which isn’t apparent from the photos online. The material seems brittle and cheap. There is a nice size drainage hole in the bottom, but I’d be concerned about trying to add additional drainage due to the brittle nature of the material. Notice from the video that mine arrived cracked in four places, I highlighted the two worst cracks in the video. I expect this material will crack and chip easily - HANDLE WITH CARE! Planter was not well packaged for shipping, but, since there was no damage to the box, I suspect the cracks predate shipping. I don’t think this item is sturdy enough to last long. I’m keeping it because it was on sale, so, for the price, I’ll patch it and see how it holds up. I do like the design and size.

Scritto da: Cynthia Baty

Just what's needed

I really like this flower pot. It's large and light weight, being elderly just great for me. Sturdy and thick yet easy to carry. Mine is cement grey color with no flaws.

Scritto da: lls

What I wanted

Perfect for my space