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copper succulent pots Mesa 31" Square Planter Bowl

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copper succulent pots Mesa 31" Square Planter BowlThe Mesa square copper planter bowl is a premium choice for landscape, patio, backyard, and commercial building updates. Meticulously handcrafted with an unwavering commitment to quality, this large copper planter bowl seamlessly combines exceptional craftsmanship with timeless rustic styling, making it a standout feature in any outdoor space. Crafted from heavy gauge solid copper, this large hammered copper planter bowl is built to withstand the test

The Mesa square copper planter bowl is a premium choice for landscape, patio, backyard, and commercial building updates. Meticulously handcrafted with an unwavering commitment to quality, this large copper planter bowl seamlessly combines exceptional craftsmanship with timeless rustic styling, making it a standout feature in any outdoor space.

Crafted from heavy-gauge solid copper, this large hammered copper planter bowl is built to withstand the test of time. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the rolled lip design provides enhanced strength and stability, ensuring the bowl maintains its structural integrity even under heavy plant loads.

The oil-rubbed brown patina finish and wax sealant adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to the planter bowl, creating a visually stunning centerpiece for your landscape. This patina not only enhances the bowl's aesthetic appeal but also acts as a protective layer, safeguarding it against the elements and ensuring long-term durability.

Designed for convenience, this planter bowl features both feet and mounting holes for easy installation. The feet provide stability and allow you to place the bowl on any flat surface, while the mounting holes offer the flexibility to secure it to walls or other structures. With a generous 31" size, this square copper planter bowl provides ample space to showcase a wide variety of plants, flowers, succulents, or foliage, allowing you to create a lush and vibrant display in your outdoor living space.

Whether you are a professional landscaper or a homeowner with a passion for gardening, this square copper planter bowl is an excellent choice for adding a touch of handcrafted quality, timeless rustic styling, and versatility to your landscape, patio, backyard, or commercial building updates.

Features

- Mesa 31" Square Planter Bowl
- Heavy gauge Copper Construction Construction
- Hammered copper appearance with brown patina coating
- Bowls include welded-on feet with holes for easy mounting
- Dimensions: 31" W x 31" D x 10" H x 12" Base (Center hole is 4" in Diameter)
- Finish:  Brown Patina Hammered Copper (Available in Brushed Copper, Stainless Steel or Powder Coat Colors) 

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