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For durable, functional and at the same time beautiful solutions to be created, the highest quality materials are needed. This is what we aim to achieve with our extensive range of large TerraForm pots. The extremely strong architectural concrete, lightweight yet durable polyethylene, corrosion-resistant steel, malleable and elegant aluminium - all these materials enable us to create products that stand out in terms of form without losing their usefulness. As a result, they combine the qualities most expected from modern outdoor and indoor pots: durability, mobility, but above all - a unique appearance.

MATERIAL

Architectural concrete

Architectural concrete - is characterised by its high strength, smooth surface and visible structural layer. Its surface has discolourations and streaks due to its organic origin, which further give it a refined form.

POLYETHYLENE

It belongs to the group of thermoplastics. The material is characterised by high impact strength in the low temperature range and low moisture absorption. Chemical resistance and anti-corrosive properties result in durability and a long service life.

Steel

Black steel powder-coated with a zinc primer and selected colour. The zinc primer additionally protects the material from corrosion even if the top layer of paint is damaged.

Fiberglass

Pots made from fibreglass are the perfect combination of modern aesthetics and exceptional durability. Their greatest asset is their lightness - even in large sizes, the pots are easy to carry and install, making them an excellent choice for landscape architects and managers of public spaces.

The Terraform range includes large pots in a variety of forms - each variant comes in a number of
colours. This makes creating a distinctive arrangement easier than you think.
An extensive colour palette of muted and more intense shades will allow you to
it is easy to select large pots perfectly suited to the character of your project. Classic,
natural anthracite, or the energetic Telemagenta - all of which have found a place
in the Terraform collection.