When it comes to adding greenery to outdoor spaces such as balconies, terraces, gardens or building entrances, there are as many solutions on the market as there are individual tastes. Richard Brink’s planting systems have established the company as a manufacturer of high-quality and individual products over recent years. Alongside bespoke raised beds, plant boxes are currently very popular thanks to their flexible installation options and wide range of designs. Recent highlights include the Modular range, which can be configured online, and the compact Basio variants in a square or rectangular design.
Every plant box is one of a kind
These Basio variants share DNA with the new Clarus plant box. Clarus is an extension of Basio and could be called its big brother. Once again, the monolithic Clarus impresses with its fully watertight welded design with no visible welding seams and sets a visual accent while also making it almost impossible for dirty water to escape. As such, it is also ideal for use in indoor spaces. An internal nozzle with a length of 80mm and a diameter of 50mm guarantees the controlled drainage of excess irrigation water or precipitation. While Basio is exclusively available in compact and predefined designs, the new product is always custom-made in line with project-specific requirements. The material used for Clarus also offers plenty of scope to flex your own design muscles: the plant box is available in corten steel, stainless steel or coated aluminium in all RAL colours, each available from a material thickness of 3mm. The upper backward bend is 40 x 35mm.
By expanding its range, Richard Brink has created further flexibility for its customers in designing outdoor areas, enabling large-scale versions of the popular monolithic plant boxes in a range of materials to be installed.
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