Product dimensions; Height: 900mm, Width: 1250mm, Length: 1250mm.
The Weyburn is ideal for town centres, commercial developments, and transport settings where planting needs to be both visually structured and practically secure.
Typical applications include:
• High streets and pedestrianised zones
• Civic spaces and public squares
• Retail parks and mixed-use developments
• Education campuses and healthcare environments
• Placemaking and regeneration projects
As an urban planter, it helps soften hard landscaping, define movement routes, and enhance the overall character of public spaces.
Manufactured as a heavy-duty steel unit, the Weyburn planter is built for long-term external use. It includes a galvanised steel liner, offering additional protection in areas where consistent moisture and soil contact demand enhanced corrosion resistance.
Key construction features include:
• Fully welded steel body for strength and stability
• Galvanised liner for improved durability
• Suitable for large shrubs, specimen planting, or small trees
• Designed for year-round outdoor installation
This makes it a practical choice for specifiers seeking reliable commercial planters for busy environments.
Public realm planters must perform under constant exposure to weather, foot traffic, and potential impact. The Weyburn provides a robust planting solution that supports long service life with minimal maintenance requirements.
It is often specified alongside other Broxap streetscape products such as:
• Public seating and benches
• Bollards and pedestrian protection
• Litter bins and waste management units
• Cycle parking infrastructure
With its large footprint and depth, the Weyburn planter offers significant planting volume, supporting healthy root development and seasonal flexibility.
Standard dimensions:
• Height: 900mm
• Width: 1250mm
• Length: 1250mm
Its scale makes it suitable for prominent landscape features and structured planting within urban layouts.
While steel provides excellent durability, the Weyburn can also complement softer landscape palettes. It is frequently paired with timber seating or specified alongside a timber planter range to introduce contrast between natural and architectural materials.
This balance is particularly effective in modern public realm design, where both warmth and resilience are required.
