Not for stock-sized planters, but we make a custom shelf for all the custom-made metal planters. Or, you can add non-biodegradable material to the planter's base to decrease the growing media needed.

If you prefer a fiberglass planter, we suggest using a non-biodegradable material in the base of the planter, like packing peanuts, then layer with landscape fabric followed by the recommended soil.

We do offer a warranty on our planters. PureModern planters carry a 1-year limited warranty on material and workmanship and a 3-year limited warranty on the finish against rusting, peeling, chipping, cracking, mold, and mildew. 

Our warranty covers any defects in manufacturing that become apparent during the normal use of our product. The warranty does not cover loss due to theft or damage caused by misuse, abuse, modifications, improper storage, or acts of nature. The warranty also does not cover parts or products subject to normal wear and tear. 

In the case of an approved warranty claim, PureModern reserves the right to repair and/or replace the product with the same product. The warranty does not cover any, nor allow for any recovery of incidental or consequential damages such as loss of use, damage to property, or other consequential damage. PureModern will not accept liability for such damage. Any alterations to the product after delivery will void this warranty.

Yes!

When you order PureModern’s free samples*, you can see the color and texture**, and placing the samples in the right lighting will allow you to determine, with confidence, the correct option for you and your client.

*Planter color samples are complimentary. Fire pit swatches require a down payment that is credited upon return.

**Only our Modern Elite Planter and concrete fire pit color samples come in the same product color and texture. Our PurePots color samples come on a heavy plastic that emulates the texture of our fiberglass planters.

There is a lot of information about how to properly fill a planter. However, we recommend the following process:

1. Make sure the planter is level and elevated above the area it is sitting upon to prevent condensation.

2. Add a filler that is not biodegradable, if the planter is considerably larger than the space needed for the plant to grow.

3. Place landscape fabric to separate the filler from the soil and allow excess water from a possible over-saturated soil to leave the roots.

4. Add about 6 inches of soil. Make sure the soil you use is appropriate for the plant. Then, tamp down, add more soil, and repeat.

5. Add Plant Sipper, if desired.

6. Add the plant, more soil, and then wet the soil.

7. Leave about an inch of space between the top of the soil and the top of the planter.

Learn more at https://www.puremodern.com/blogs/news/how-to-properly-fill-a-planter

Yes, we do offer trade discounts and wholesale pricing. To apply to our trade discount program, please click here to learn more and fill out the form. Once the form is filled out, you can expect to hear back from us within 24 hours.

To learn more about our wholesale planter pricing, click here. 

Whether you need liners depends on the material of the planter you are using.

You do not need liners for marine-grade aluminum and fiberglass planters. Neither of these materials degrades from constant exposure to water and soil. Additionally, marine-grade aluminum and fiberglass planters can be made watertight, further removing the need for a liner.

Liners are good to use if the planter material will degrade when in constant contact with soil and water, such as a wood planter. Also, a liner is good to use in interior applications if the planter is not watertight.