Lightweight fiberglass planters in Lebanon
Large without the weight: fiberglass planters in Lebanon for terraces, upper floors and facades, light enough for one person to move, in stone, textured and smooth finishes.
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Where fiberglass works best
Fiberglass, or fibre composite, keeps a large planter light. That is why our fiberglass planters in Lebanon go where weight matters: a roof terrace, a balcony on an upper floor, an office that changes its layout. Even the large sizes can be moved by one person, and they are fine outdoors.
The Linea Smooth and Linea Textured troughs are long and rectangular, made to line a facade or divide a terrace or an open office. Livia Fluted stands H60×D37 cm, Halo comes in 14 sizes, Sahara Weave gives an off-white woven look, Earthy comes round, square and in Colorado River grey, and Round Fiber Greige measures 52 cm. Prisma, Dune, the Atlas Panel Bowl and the Fiber Mosaic Pot complete the range.
Set a row of bamboo in a Linea trough and it becomes a green screen; see the ficus and foliage range for bamboo. Where pots get knocked every day, the unbreakable PVC planters are the sturdier choice.
Questions people ask us
Is fiberglass fine outdoors?
Yes, these planters are fine on a terrace, a roof or a balcony. Because they are light, a tall tree in a windy spot needs weight inside: stones or gravel at the bottom and a heavy top layer keep it steady. Ask for anti-UV foliage for the tree itself.
How heavy is a large fiberglass planter?
Light enough for one person to move, even in the large sizes, which is the main reason to choose it over ceramic. Weights vary by line and size; for a balcony or a roof with a load limit, ask us for the weight of the size you have in mind before you order.
Which planter suits a long balcony or a facade?
The Linea Smooth and Linea Textured troughs. They are long and rectangular, so a row of them lines a facade, the edge of a balcony or the front of a restaurant. Planted with bamboo, grasses or a low hedge, they also divide a terrace or an open office without building a wall.
Can fiberglass look like stone?
Yes. Fiberglass takes stone and textured finishes, so Earthy in Colorado River grey, Round Fiber Greige and the Fiber Mosaic Pot give a mineral look without the weight of stone. Sahara Weave has an off-white woven texture and Livia a fluted surface, for a softer, more decorative room.
