Tolga Long Rectangular Fiberglass Planter – Streamlined Design for Contemporary Spaces

A long, straight-sided rectangular planter built for a continuous architectural line, not a single point of color.

Hand-laid commercial-grade fiberglass, finished to order in our US finishing centers with our engineered six-stage finishing process, using professional 2K polyurethane, ASTM-rated for 1,000-hour salt spray and exterior UV durability.

• Five lengths, 24" to 72", all with a fixed 16"×24"H cross-section. Specified across hospitality, restaurants, corporate, and rooftop projects.
• Twenty standard colors in Low Gloss or High Gloss, plus custom Pantone or RAL match with physical spray-out approval before production.
• Ships in about a week off-peak. Plan two weeks during peak season (May through July). Custom color adds about a week for spray-out approval.
• No order minimum. Trade pricing available. 3-year limited warranty.
• Nationwide FedEx Freight Direct. COI and blind ship available. Project team confirms color, size, lead time, and freight in writing before you commit.

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• Specified by hospitality groups, restaurant chains, interior design firms, and commercial developments across the US. The rectangular workhorse in regular rotation for dividers, boundaries, and patio edges.
• Hand-laid commercial-grade fiberglass. UV-stable and frost-resistant. Holding up in desert sun, coastal salt air, and freeze-thaw climates for decades, not seasons.
• Five lengths to mix and match with a single fixed cross-section, so two or six planters in a row form a continuous visual rail rather than five separate boxes.
• Custom color match available to any Pantone or RAL code. $100 per-color fee covers the matching process plus all spray-out approvals, in either Low Gloss or High Gloss, your choice.
• Optional pre-drilled drainage holes at no extra cost. Pick "no drainage" for indoor use or "pre-drilled" for outdoor.
• Standard nursery grow pot fit: the straight-sided interior accommodates a row of 12" nursery grow pots, useful for swap-in seasonal planting and commercial maintenance rotations. See the size table below.
• Specification documentation: spec sheet PDF with dimensions, weights, planting openings, capacity, and finish options for project submittals.

Sizes & Pricing

Finished to order in our US finishing centers. Commercial-grade build. 3-year limited warranty.

Soil capacity shown is the full interior volume from the factory specification. Plan for ~85 to 90% fill to leave room for a drainage layer at the base and ~1" of clearance below the rim. For the 60", that works out to roughly 13.6 to 14.4 cu ft of soil rather than the full 16.0. Note: potting soil settles 10 to 15% after the first watering. If you plan to top off to the rim after settling, order a small margin extra. Filled weights assume saturated potting soil at ~74.8 lb/cu ft and ~90% fill for conservative load planning; actual weights vary with media density, moisture, and root ball. Grow pot fit shows the nominal 12" nursery-pot count that fits side-by-side along the length, the practical configuration for staged or seasonal planting. Brand variance is typical, so verify the specific container before order if it matters.

Ships in about a week off-peak. Plan two weeks during peak season (May through July). Custom Pantone or RAL color matches add about a week for spray-out approval. Spray-out samples and custom shapes run longer; details are in the Design Guidance tab.

Prices shown are standard retail. (Trade accounts are available) They include any of our 20 standard colors in Low Gloss or High Gloss (40 finish options). Custom color matching is available for a $100 per-color fee that covers the full matching process, including physical spray-out samples for approval before production. The fee covers the color in both gloss levels. Pre-drilled drainage holes are free if you need them.

Materials & Construction

• Material: hand-laid commercial-grade fiberglass with a reinforced base. The 48" Tolga weighs about 46 lb empty; the 72" weighs about 59 lb. An equivalent concrete or stone trough at the same length would run several hundred pounds heavier and require lift equipment to place, so two people can move and place a Tolga without a forklift through the full size run.
• Finish system: our engineered six-stage finishing process. We pull pre-manufactured inventory, re-inspect each planter, repair any cosmetic defects, abrade the surface for durable adhesion, apply a professional automotive-grade 2K polyurethane, and cure to shipping hardness before crating. The chemistry is ASTM-rated for 1,000-hour salt spray (ASTM B117), 1,000-hour humidity resistance (ASTM D2247), and exterior UV durability.
• Color range: 20 standard colors, each available in Low Gloss or High Gloss for 40 total finish options. Custom color matching to any Pantone or RAL code is available for a $100 per-color fee, covering both gloss levels. Works equally well for hotel brand standards, architectural specs, and matching residential trim. For brand colors held in other systems, convert to the nearest Pantone or RAL equivalent for the most accurate result.
• Construction: seamless one-piece body. No corner joints to fail, crack, or leak.
• Origin: a Jay Scotts silhouette, US-finished by Pots Planters & More. We stock the base inventory in our facilities and finish each order to your color specification.
• Warranty: 3-year limited warranty against material and finish defects. Full warranty terms.

Long Rectangular Planter Box for Boundaries, Dividers, and Patio Edges

The Tolga is a long, straight-sided rectangular indoor or outdoor fiberglass planter built for hotel lobbies, restaurant patio fronts, corporate reception zones, rooftop terraces, and any architectural setting that needs a clean horizontal line. The five lengths run from 24" to 72" with a fixed 16"×24"H cross-section across the entire run. That consistency is the defining detail: line up two 48s, three 60s, or any mixed-length combination and the result reads as a single continuous planted boundary rather than discrete planters in a row. The seamless one-piece commercial-grade fiberglass body weighs a fraction of an equivalent concrete or stone trough at the same length. Designers commonly spec the 36" and 48" for restaurant patio fronts and reception flanking, the 60" for hotel lobby boundaries and corporate floor zones, and the 72" for long uninterrupted patio dividers and continuous green-wall installations.

Project Planning Notes

• Filled weight (load planning): see the Filled (est.) column in the size table above. Estimates use saturated potting soil at ~74.8 lb/cu ft and ~90% fill for conservative load planning. The 60" lands near 1,130 lb filled and the 72" near 1,345 lb. For rooftop terraces, balconies, elevated patios, and interior office floors, confirm load capacity with your structural engineer or building manager. The 48" and longer Tolga sizes all exceed 900 lb filled and are common points where structural load review is appropriate, particularly when multiple planters are arranged in a continuous row that concentrates load along a single line.
• Continuous-boundary planning: the fixed 16"×24" cross-section is what lets a row read as a single line. For longest visual continuity, butt planters end-to-end with a consistent gap (3 to 6 inches is typical) and align the centerlines exactly. Mix lengths intentionally: a 72-60-72 row gives a paced rhythm, while 48-48-48-48 reads as a metronomic line. For protected boundaries (entry queue, patio edge), the 16" base width is wide enough to be visually substantive without claiming meaningful floor depth.
• Wind exposure (60" and 72"): the long profile catches wind on the broad side. In rooftop, coastal, or exposed streetscape installations, the 60" and 72" sizes benefit from added ballast: a layer of gravel or sand at the base, mass at planting, or anchoring per project conditions. The 16" base width gives reasonable stability but does not eliminate the need for ballast on exposed rooftops.
• Drainage decision: indoor use is typically "no drainage" with a saucer or basin under the root ball. Outdoor use should be "pre-drilled" to prevent freeze damage and root rot. Both options are free; pick at order.
• Custom color workflow: send us your Pantone or RAL code. We mix the match and produce physical spray-out samples for your approval. Once approved, production begins. Add about a week to standard lead time for the spray-out and approval cycle. A $100 per-color fee applies and covers all spray-outs needed to lock the match. The fee covers both Low Gloss and High Gloss versions of that color. If your brand color lives in another system, convert to the nearest Pantone or RAL equivalent before submitting; cross-system conversions from house-paint references are typically only 80% accurate and add significant time to the approval cycle.
• Lead time caveats: standard finishes ship in about a week off-peak. Plan two weeks during peak season (May through July). Custom Pantone or RAL color matches add about a week for the spray-out and approval cycle. Fully custom shapes and sizes are built to order on a project timeline we confirm with you at order. Bulk project orders (25+ units) ship on a confirmed schedule we set at order. We confirm exact dates in writing before you commit.
• Multi-unit finish consistency: for runs of 4+ units, request finish-consistency confirmation before production. Single-batch production keeps color, sheen, and texture matched across the order. This matters more on a continuous-boundary install than on standalone placements, where a slight batch variance might never be visible.

For Designers & Project Teams

The Tolga is in regular rotation for hospitality, restaurant, office, and rooftop projects across the country. Because we finish every order in our US facilities, lead times stay short and color flexibility stays open.

• US-stocked, finished to your color order. About a week off-peak for any standard finish; plan two weeks during peak season (May through July). Add about a week for a custom Pantone or RAL color match.
• Color matching for branded environments. Match a hotel brand standard, restaurant interior palette, or architectural specification using any Pantone or RAL code. A $100 per-color fee covers the match and spray-out approvals.
• Trade pricing for designers, architects, landscape professionals, and hospitality procurement teams across our full collection. Apply for a trade account.
• Specification documentation: Tolga spec sheet PDF with dimensions, weights, planting openings, capacity, and finish options for project submittals.
• Freight delivery options: FedEx Freight Direct curbside (with liftgate and appointment) on $500+ orders, White Glove placement available, and orders over $3,500 include curbside shipping & handling at no additional cost. Full rate schedule is in the Shipping & Delivery tab.
• Returns: 30-day returns on standard finishes. No returns on custom-color, textured finishes or custom-size orders. We confirm this in writing at time of quote so there are no surprises at delivery.
• Dedicated support: a project team from initial quote through delivery, not a contact form queue.

Trade Buyers Usually Ask

Colors may render differently on screen than in person. For final color decisions, request a physical sample. Recommended for commercial multi-unit orders.