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indoor window box planters H Potter Copper Window Box Hanging Flower Deck Planter 36" 133a

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A 36-inch window box handcrafted from 100% real raw copper—designed for customers who want a true architectural material, not a “copper-look” finish. This H Potter window box pairs real copper with a welded, powder-coated metal frame for a clean, luxury contrast that looks at home on cottages, modern farmhouses, and high-end builds.

At 36 inches long, this is a favorite “sweet spot” size—roomy enough for lush planting designs while still fitting most common window spans.

Because copper is a favorite among architects, custom homebuilders, restaurants, and hotels, this style is also a strong choice for commercial installs where curb appeal and materials matter.

Why trust H Potter: Since 1997, we’ve designed premium outdoor products meant to perform in real conditions—built for stability, finished with care, and supported by responsive customer service.
At a Glance

Product Details

  • Overall size: 36" L × 8" H × 8" W
  • Weight: 20 lbs
  • Planter material: 100% real raw copper with clear-coat lacquer
  • Frame: Welded iron with black powder-coated finish
  • Brackets included: 3 mounting brackets
  • Drainage: Built-in drainage holes
  • Back: Flat (flush against wall)

Best For

  • Most common window spans
  • Fuller planting designs with more texture + trailing length
  • Landscapers + builders needing repeatable curb appeal
  • Commercial frontage (restaurants/hotels) seeking warmth and character
Design tip: For a balanced, designer look: repeat one flower color across the full length, then layer greens to soften edges.
Why You’ll Love This Real Copper Window Box
  • True raw copper: A genuine architectural material with natural depth and warmth.
  • Clear-coat lacquer finish: Helps maintain the bright copper look longer (optional upkeep if you want it to stay extra-bright).
  • Welded frame stability: Powder-coated iron frame built for long-term outdoor use.
  • Drainage built in: Drainage holes support healthier roots and reduce waterlogging.
  • Easy seasonal updates: Refresh spring blooms, summer color, fall textures, or winter greens.
Compare Sizes: 30" vs 36" vs 48"
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Product FAQs

Is this window box made from real copper or a copper finish?

This planter is crafted from 100% real raw copper and finished with a clear-coat lacquer.

Does this 36" window box include brackets and hardware?

Yes. This window box includes 3 mounting brackets and standard hardware. If installing on masonry or other surfaces, you may need alternative fasteners.

Does the window box have drainage holes?

Yes—drainage holes are included to help prevent waterlogged soil and support healthy roots.

Will the copper change color outdoors?

Copper can naturally develop character over time. The clear-coat lacquer helps slow patina, but climate, watering, and exposure can influence the finish.

Can I mount this to a metal railing?

The included brackets are not designed for metal railing installation. For railing-mounted setups, we recommend exploring HoldItMate® systems.

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