Ball Terrazzo Round Planter
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Emissary |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 in. W x 14 in. D x 12.5 in. H, 21.5 in. W x 21.5 in. D x 18 in. H, 35.5 in. W x 35.5 in. D x 26 in. H |
| Material | Terrazzo |
| Color | White |
| Shape | Round |
| Weight | 24 lbs, 150 lbs, 170 lbs (by size) |
| Country of Origin | Thailand |
| Care | Wipe with damp cloth; avoid chemicals and household cleaners. Store indoors during freezing weather. |
Will Terrazzo Hold Up to Sun and Rain Without Cracking?
Terrazzo resists UV fade far better than painted resin or glazed ceramic because the color comes from the stone aggregate itself, not a surface coating that sun can break down. The polished cement binder won't rust, rot, or warp in moisture the way metal and wood planters do. You still need to bring it inside before a hard freeze -- water that seeps into the cement can expand when it freezes and crack the material -- but through spring, summer, and fall rain it performs without issue. Prolonged direct sun may dull the polished surface slightly over a few seasons; wipe it down regularly with a damp cloth to keep the finish sharp.How Do You Store Terrazzo Planters Over Winter?
Move them into a garage, shed, or covered porch once nighttime lows approach freezing. Terrazzo won't shatter from cold alone, but any moisture trapped in the porous cement can expand when it freezes and crack the planter from the inside out. Empty the soil, tip the planter upside down so water can't pool inside, and store it somewhere dry. If you're in a no-freeze climate -- coastal Southern California, South Florida, the Gulf Coast -- you can leave it out year-round as long as you wipe off salt residue and dirt buildup every few weeks.Where Does a Round Terrazzo Planter Work Best on a Patio?
The smallest 14-inch size works on entryway consoles or clustered on a covered porch with succulents or herbs. The mid-size 21.5-inch planter handles fiddle leaf figs or small palms and sits well in a corner of a deck or flanking a sliding door. The largest 35.5-inch piece is heavy enough -- 170 pounds -- to anchor a statement tree on an open patio without tipping in wind, and the neutral white finish pairs cleanly with teak, wicker, or metal furniture. Use all three sizes as a cascading display along a deck railing or grouped near the front door. For help planning a full setup, see our guide to designing your outdoor living space.Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this planter stay outside all year in a humid climate?
- Yes, as long as nighttime temperatures stay above freezing -- terrazzo handles rain and humidity without warping, but moisture inside the material can crack it when it freezes.
- Will the white finish fade in full sun?
- Terrazzo resists UV fade because the color comes from the stone aggregate, not a surface coating, though prolonged direct sun may dull the polish slightly over time.
- Does this planter have drainage holes?
- Drainage is not specified in the manufacturer details; if your planter lacks holes, add a gravel layer at the base or use a nursery pot insert to prevent root rot.
- How do I clean terrazzo without damaging the finish?
- Wipe it with a damp cloth and skip harsh chemicals or household cleaners -- they can dull the polished surface and break down the cement binder.
- Is this planter suitable for a coastal location with salt air?
- Yes, terrazzo won't corrode or rust in salt air the way metal planters do, but wipe off salt residue regularly to keep the polished finish from getting cloudy.
- Is shipping included on this planter?
- LOOMLAN Outdoor provides free curbside delivery to the continental USA with no minimum order; white-glove setup and assembly are available for an additional fee upon request.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.














