Bring clean stone texture and contemporary garden styling to your outdoor space with the Anderson Teak Cadiz Beige Limestone Outdoor Planter, a compact premium planter designed for patios, terraces, entrances, garden lounges and refined outdoor settings.
Made from cast limestone, the Cadiz planter offers the natural beauty, weight and durability of stone in a distinctive contemporary shape. Its beige limestone finish gives it a soft architectural look, making it suitable for both modern and classic outdoor spaces.
This planter works beautifully as a single decorative accent or as a matching pair placed beside entrances, seating areas, pathways or terrace doors. Its heavy-duty construction helps it stay stable outdoors, while the sealed stone surface helps protect the finish from dirt and weather exposure.
The Cadiz planter is suitable for residential and commercial spaces, including private gardens, hotels, restaurants, apartments and hospitality terraces where premium outdoor detail is important.
Size:
Width: 46 cm
Depth: 46 cm
Height: 36 cm
Weight: approx. 13 kg
Specifications:
Brand: Anderson Teak
Model: PL-R1814C
Material: Cast limestone
Finish: Beige limestone
Shape: Square
Use: Indoor or outdoor
Drainage: Drainage hole can be added if required
Assembly required: No
Warranty: 2 year limited manufacturer warranty
Application: Patios, terraces, entrances, pathways, garden lounges, hotels, restaurants and premium outdoor spaces
Included with this product:
Cadiz limestone planter
Stone-sealed protective finish
Product documentation
Warranty documentation
Please note:
The supplier information shows conflicting size and weight details in some listings. The size used here is based on the listed 14" H × 18" W × 18" D version.
The Anderson Teak Cadiz Beige Limestone Outdoor Planter is ideal for customers looking to add a refined stone accent to a premium outdoor setting.
A contemporary cast limestone planter for luxury gardens, terraces and hospitality spaces where subtle design, durability and natural texture matter.
