The Connect Modular Planter System consists of four basic options that are suitable for creating a continuous run of custom commercial planters, as is explained below.
Non-Bolted Butt-Joined Planters
For less permanent applications where planters don’t need to be bolted together, the non-bolted butt-joined planter can be used. This allows complete flexibility for future design modifications if the needs of the space should change.
Bolted Butt-Joined Planters
Bolted butt-joined modular planters are individual planters manufactured by our shop that are identical in size and shape as per your specifications. These planters have predrilled holes in the side of the planters near the top or rim wherever there is a joint. The hole placement helps the installers level and align the planters at the project location.
Trough Bolt-Together Planters
Trough bolt-together modular planters are a long continuous channel of planters. There are flanges or gussets below the fill-line that bolt together the planters. The bolt-together planters provide a tighter vertical joint. This modular design also provides a continuous open trough, so that you can space ornamental trees or other foliage more evenly over the entire run.
Bottomless Retention Edging Planters
These modular planters are created with the same planter sub walls but are manufactured without a bottom so that the existing subbase of soil can be used. The planter walls are stabilized using gussets when taller planter heights are required.
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