The Square Series’ elegant silhouettes and luxuriant surfaces are unmistakably Kornegay. Graceful lines and a subtle return at the bases of the planters showcase the master cast concrete manufacturer's commitment to fine design and quality craftsmanship. With a reserved character, the Square Series provides a sculptural element well suited to any space.
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Designed to complement minimalist modern architecture
Available in 6 different silhouettes
Offered in 9 standard colors, with custom options available
Larry Kornegay
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Square Planter - Product Data Sheet
Product Data Sheet (PDF)
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Kornegay - Finishes and Materials
Finishes and Materials (PDF)
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Square Planter - CSI Guide Specs
Guide Specs (DOC)
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Kornegay - Care and Maintenance
Custom (PDF)
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Square Planter - CAD Files
CAD (ZIP)
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Square Planter - SketchUp Files
SketchUp (ZIP)
If you’d like to request finish and material samples, or if you'd like to make any modifications to this product, please contact your Landscape Forms representative.
All colors, textures and patterns represented on the Landscape Forms website are approximate and may vary from samples and final product.
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