Popular Wycliffe™ Planter Dimensions
L x W x H cm
53 x 53 x 53
59 x 59 x 58
63 x 63 x 67
67 x 67 x 76
71 x 71 x 85
(Made to order in our guide dimensions or your requested dimensions)
The Wycliffe™ Wooden Planter
Made in Oak, Iroko or Accoya
A Contemporary Sculptural Wooden Planter
The Wycliffe™ is a distinctive contemporary wooden planter, defined by its stepped horizontal form and strong architectural silhouette.
Created exclusively for Oxford Planters in 2007 by Anthony Paul of Anthony Paul Landscape Design, its progressively offset lines create depth, shadow and a sculptural quality that changes when viewed from different angles.
The Wycliffe™ works particularly well within contemporary gardens, entrances, terraces and courtyards, either individually, as a matching pair or repeated through a larger landscape.
Designed for Contemporary Landscapes
Strong geometry and considered proportions make the Wycliffe™ particularly suited to clipped topiary, architectural shrubs and specimen planting.
We make each Wycliffe™ individually to order, considering its proportions and engineering in relation to the intended planting, anticipated load and architectural setting.
Commission a Wycliffe™ Planter
Commission the Wycliffe™ individually, as a matching pair or in alternative proportions to suit the planting and architectural setting.
Tell us about the location and intended planting and we can advise on the most appropriate proportions, timber and finish.
Current lead time: approximately 6–8 weeks.
Wycliffe™ Planter Gallery
Explore the Wycliffe™ in contemporary garden and architectural settings, showing its distinctive stepped form with different planting schemes and finishes.
Form, Shadow and Perspective
The Wycliffe™ changes subtly according to viewpoint. Its offset horizontal lines create depth and shadow, while the overall form remains balanced and architectural.
This makes the design particularly effective where it can be viewed from several directions, allowing its sculptural geometry to become part of the surrounding architecture and landscape.
Oak, Iroko or Accoya™
We make the Wycliffe™ in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™, with each timber giving its sculptural form a different character.
Oak and Iroko emphasise the natural grain and can be left to weather over time. Accoya™ provides excellent dimensional stability and is particularly suited to a precise painted finish, where colour can further emphasise the Wycliffe™’s stepped geometry.
Behind its distinctive form, we engineer each planter for its dimensions and anticipated planting load, providing the strength required for substantial planting and long-term exterior use.
Wycliffe™ Wooden Planter FAQs
What makes the Wycliffe™ planter distinctive?
The Wycliffe™ is defined by its sculptural stepped form. Progressively offset horizontal lines create depth, shadow and a distinctive architectural silhouette that changes subtly when viewed from different angles.
Who designed the Wycliffe™ planter?
The Wycliffe™ was created exclusively for Oxford Planters in 2007 by Anthony Paul of Anthony Paul Landscape Design.
Can the Wycliffe™ be made to different dimensions?
Yes. We make each Wycliffe™ to order, with proportions considered in relation to the intended planting and architectural setting.
Is the Wycliffe™ suitable for substantial planting?
Yes. We engineer each Wycliffe™ according to its dimensions and anticipated planting load, making it suitable for architectural shrubs, topiary and specimen planting.
Can I plant directly into a Wycliffe™ planter?
Yes. We design the Wycliffe™ for direct planting. Our specialist internal coating system, developed for our planters in 2008, protects the internal timber surfaces while maximising the space available for planting.
What timber is the Wycliffe™ available in?
We offer the Wycliffe™ in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™. Oak and Iroko can be left to weather naturally, while Accoya™ is particularly suited to a precise painted finish.
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