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glazed ceramic flower pots Extra Large Caixa Planter

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glazed ceramic flower pots Extra Large Caixa PlanterWant your patio to flex? Meet the Caixa XL: 26. 5" of pure, Sapphire glazed terra cotta attitude (28" tall and built like a tank). That mesmerizing blue isnt just a finish its a spotlight for your plants. More art than planter, it commands attention whether packed with greenery or standing strong solo. Yeah, people will ask where its from. Extra Large Caixa Planter Glazed Collection Specifications: Product Dimensions: 26. 5"W x 28"H Base: 18"W Weight:

Want your patio to flex? Meet the Caixa XL: 26.5" of pure, Sapphire-glazed terra cotta attitude (28" tall and built like a tank). That mesmerizing blue isn’t just a finish - it’s a spotlight for your plants. More art than planter, it commands attention whether packed with greenery or standing strong solo. Yeah, people will ask where it’s from.

Extra Large Caixa  Planter | Glazed Collection Specifications:

  • Product Dimensions: 26.5"W x 28"H / Base: 18"W / Weight: 115 lbs.
  • Inside Dimensions: Top: 23.25"W / Bottom: 21"W / Height: 27"H
  • Outside Dimensions: Top: 25"W
  • Available in Sapphire finish

Care & Maintenance/Outdoor Planting Instructions: There is no such thing as a 100% frost-proof planter. The freeze-thaw cycles that occur in winter will cause any water in the container to freeze and expand which may cause the container to crack. It is best to store the item in a dry place out of the elements.

Extra Large Caixa  Planter | Glazed Collection Features:

  • Material: Glazed Terra Cotta
  • Comes with a drain hole
  • Handmade artisan quality pottery
  • High fired at 990 (terra cotta) to 1000 (glazed) degrees centigrade to maximize frost resistance and durability
  • Frost Resistant
  • Less vulnerable to winter damage
  • Appropriate for indoor and outdoor use

    The glazes used on our glazed planters generally consist of natural, non-chemical components and thus the final color of the product will vary, making each piece unique. Due to the processes used in the manufacturing of our hand-made and hand-glazed planters, any deviations with respect to firing, color, size, and crackling are not deemed to be defects but are natural occurrences in the manufacturing process. 

    PLEASE NOTE: Due to the hand-application process and photography, actual colors may vary from those depicted here.

    Our Glazed and Terra Cotta planters are equipped with pre-installed drainage holes to allow for drainage. The drain holes must be kept clear to maintain the longevity of your planter, especially in climates that undergo freeze thaw cycles in the winter. If you are unable to bring a planter out of the elements:

    We recommend covering the drain holes with a mesh screen or equivalent to keep debris from clogging the openings; Filling the bottom of the planter with non-porous drainage material; Filling the remainder of the planter with a well-draining soil mix that will not retain water; and lastly, covering the soil with decorative mulch or pine bark to the top rim of the planter to discourage water from pooling on the surface. For indoor use, Campania can source saucers for special orders and plugs are available upon request.

    Cleaning Instructions: Campania Glazed and Terra Cotta planters can be cleaned with either mild soapy water or Windex® with Ammonia-D. Spray down the surface of the planter where it is dirty and use a lint-free cloth or sponge to wipe the surface. Note that it may take several cycles of wiping and drying before the planter is completely clean. Do not pressure wash, use alcohol based cleaners, apply corrosive cleaners or clean with anything abrasive.

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