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The Juno Cube Corten Planter is a contemporary icon, designed to bring a cool, industrial edge to your outdoor space. With its clean, geometric lines and striking corten steel finish, this planter exudes modern sophistication. Available in four versatile sizes—40 x 40, 60 x 60, 80 x 80, and 100 x 100—Juno offers the perfect dimensions for any planting need, from compact arrangements to bold statement pieces. Its robust construction ensures lasting durability, while the evolving patina of the corten steel adds a dynamic, ever-changing character to your garden or patio.
Specifications:
- Thickness: 1.5mm (small size) 2mm (all other sizes)
- 400*400*400mm - small - currently unavailable
- 600*600*600mm - medium - currently unavailable
- 800*800*800mm - regular - currently unavailable
- 1000*1000*1000mm - large - This deal
- Pre-oxidised, rusty finish
Please note: Due to the rustic chic nature of corten, colours may differ and darken overtime.
About Corten:
When you first receive your Corten steel item (aka weathered steel), it may be a bright orange or sometimes a darker brown (depending on how much it’s weathered on its journey to you).
As it’s exposed to the elements, especially rain and dry spells, it naturally starts to rust. This forms a protective layer called a patina, which changes colour over time, from orange to deep brown, and eventually a rich, almost-black tone. Patina is a type of rust (but not a damaging kind). Unlike regular rust, this patina seals the surface and actually prevents further corrosion, which is why Corten is often used for outdoor structures and sculptures.
Each piece in our Corten range offers a unique aesthetic, adding character and depth to your outdoor spaces.
When you first receive your Corten steel item (aka weathered steel), it may be a bright orange or sometimes a darker brown (depending on how much it’s weathered on its journey to you).
As it’s exposed to the elements, especially rain and dry spells, it naturally starts to rust. This forms a protective layer called a patina, which changes colour over time, from orange to deep brown, and eventually a rich, almost-black tone. Patina is a type of rust (but not a damaging kind). Unlike regular rust, this patina seals the surface and actually prevents further corrosion, which is why Corten is often used for outdoor structures and sculptures.
Each piece in our Corten range offers a unique aesthetic, adding character and depth to your outdoor spaces.