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Office planter boxes are used to introduce greenery into workplaces while helping define different areas within open-plan environments. They can be positioned on storage cabinets, beside workstations, in reception areas or throughout breakout spaces to soften the appearance of office furniture and create a more welcoming, contemporary workspace.
When using live plants, place them in sealed pots or containers with suitable drip trays before inserting them into the planter box. Avoid planting directly into an office planter box unless it has been specifically designed and waterproofed for that purpose. Artificial plants are another low-maintenance option that eliminates the risk of water damage.
Yes, provided the planter box is compatible with the dimensions and load capacity of the cupboard underneath. The combined weight of the planter box, pots, plants, soil and water should be considered before installation. Purpose-designed planter boxes are often made to sit securely on compatible office storage units, creating an integrated storage and greenery solution.
Planter boxes can add greenery, colour and visual interest to an office while helping create more inviting work environments. They can also be used to visually separate work zones, soften rows of storage or workstations, and support biophilic office design by incorporating natural elements into the workplace.
Regularly wipe the planter box with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and marks, then dry the surface if required. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the finish. When using live plants, check periodically for spills, excess moisture or leaking pots to help protect both the planter box and surrounding office furniture.