Yes. I specialize in creating custom planters that are tailored to your unique project. When we speak, we can discuss your vision, design philosophy, preferences, and anything else that is important for your project. Using parametric CAD software and renderings, I’ll provide some initial design concepts for your review. Once we reach consensus on a final design, I will proceed to fabrication.

Yes. In additional to corten steel I sometimes work with marine grade aluminum.

Yes. I offer both custom sectional and welded corten steel planters in any shape, size and configuration you require. My sectional design is fabricated in sections and ships to your project location flat-packed on pallets. Assembly on-site is very easy using the supplied stainless steel bolts. All hardware is assembled from the inside of the planter and is not visible from the outside. Sectionals are ideal for installations where there are pre-exisitng trees that need to have planter beds built around them or for site locations that make it challenging for larger welded planters to be moved into place.

My welded planters arrive usually fully assembled to be placed in their installation location. I also offer on-site welding for local projects that require welded planters which would be too large to deliver fully built.

No. Corten steel is virtually maintenance free. Raw corten steel will develop it’s protective and beautiful rust patina over a few months. During that time, there will be some rust run-off. Because of this, you shouldn’t place corten steel planters on any light colored, highly porous surface such as light colored marble. Concrete, pavers, etc. are usually able to be rinsed off with a hose and a standard brush to remove any rust run-off.