The Stud™ Cross-Braced Wooden Planter

Made in Oak, Iroko or Accoya
Stud cross-braced wooden garden planter

Popular Stud™ Dimensions

L x W x H cm

45 x 45 x 45
60 x 60 x 67

(Made to order in our standard dimensions or your requested dimensions)

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A Distinctive Cross-Braced Wooden Planter

The Stud™ is a distinctive wooden planter defined by its cross-braced panels, strong square proportions and contrasting metal detailing.

Its design combines traditional joinery with a more architectural approach to decoration. Diagonal timber braces create the characteristic cross pattern on each face, while the horizontal metal band and visible studs provide a contrasting detail around the upper section of the planter.

The result is a planter with considerably more visual character than a simple panelled design, making the Stud particularly suited to locations where the planter itself is intended to become part of the garden’s architecture.

Each Stud is individually handmade to order in our Cotswolds workshop in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™, with dimensions and finish selected to suit its setting.

Architectural Detail from Every Angle

The Stud has been designed as a three-dimensional garden feature rather than simply a container for planting.

Cross-bracing continues around the planter, creating a strong geometric rhythm when viewed from different directions. The contrasting metal detailing emphasises the upper edge and provides another layer of visual interest.

Substantial construction and carefully considered proportions allow the design to accommodate specimen planting while retaining its distinctive architectural character.

Commission a Stud™ Planter

Every Stud™ planter is individually handmade to order in our Cotswolds workshop.

Available in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™, dimensions and finishes can be specified to complement the planting and its surroundings.

The Stud can be commissioned individually, as matching pairs or as part of a coordinated collection.

Current lead time: approximately 7–9 weeks.

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    Stud™ Wooden Planter Gallery

    Explore Stud™ planters in square and trough formats, showing the distinctive cross-braced design across different sizes, finishes and planting schemes.

    Square & Trough Stud Planters

    The distinctive cross-braced design of the Stud™ can be adapted to different dimensions and proportions.

    Alongside the original square planter, longer trough versions can be commissioned for terraces, boundaries and larger planting schemes while retaining the characteristic cross-braced panels and contrasting upper detailing.

    This allows square and rectangular Stud planters to be combined within the same garden or landscape scheme.

    Oak, Iroko or Accoya™

    Keep this compact as three columns.

    Oak

    Natural grain adds warmth and character to the Stud’s strongly detailed architectural form.

    Iroko

    A durable hardwood option with a warm natural appearance that complements the contrasting metal detailing.

    Accoya™

    Particularly suited to painted finishes, allowing the cross-bracing and metal details to create a strong visual contrast.

    Stud™ Planter FAQs

    What makes the Stud planter distinctive?

    The Stud is characterised by its cross-braced timber panels, square architectural proportions and contrasting horizontal metal detailing with visible studs.

    Can the Stud be made as a trough planter?

    Yes. The cross-braced design can be adapted into longer trough proportions for terraces, boundaries and larger planting schemes.

    What timber is the Stud available in?

    The Stud can be handmade in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™. Oak and Iroko provide natural timber finishes, while Accoya™ is particularly suited to painted finishes.

    Can Stud planters be made to bespoke dimensions?

    Yes. Each planter is handmade to order, allowing its dimensions and proportions to be adapted to the location and planting requirements.

    Looking for a Longer Wooden Planter?

    Explore our wooden trough planters for terraces, boundaries, entrances and larger planting schemes.