Aluminum Tall Landscape Edging – 24″ H
24" High
24″ high aluminum edging for framing planting areas and creating taller garden borders beside patios and walkways.
Aluminum Tall Landscape Edging – 24″ H - 36 x 6 x 24 / Dark Grey / Raw Edge is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Aluminum Tall Landscape Edging – 24″ H - 36 x 6 x 24 / Dark Grey / Raw Edge is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Frame garden beds and planting areas with our 24-inch Aluminum Tall Landscape Edging. Its two-foot profile makes the border a visible part of the design, creating separation beside patios, walkways, and open garden spaces. It is a useful choice for layouts where a low edging strip would be lost against larger plants or the scale of the surrounding space.
Made from 1/4-inch aluminum, each section is available in 11 colors, so you can coordinate the edging with nearby planters, paving, or exterior finishes. Choose Raw Edge for a simple edge detail or Inner Lip for an inward return at the top.
Lengths range from 36 to 96 inches, with bottom flange widths of 6, 12, or 18 inches. Select the dimensions for your layout, then match the height, flange, color, and edge type when adding corner pieces.
- ✓ Ready to Use: Arrives fully assembled with hand-welded corners.
- ✓ American Craftsmanship: Proudly manufactured in the USA from heavy-gauge aluminum.
- ✓ Customizable Finish: Available in 11 durable, UV-resistant powder-coated colors.
- ✓ Smart Design: Features a one-inch raised base for optimal drainage and a sleek floating look.
- ✓ Fast Lead Time: Custom-built and shipped within 3 to 4 weeks.
- ✓ Download product schematics and drawings here.
| Size | Thickness | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 36 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 33.76 |
| 48 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 42.92 |
| 60 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 54.19 |
| 72 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 63.35 |
| 84 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 74.62 |
| 96 × 6 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 83.78 |
| 36 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 38.98 |
| 48 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 49.89 |
| 60 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 62.90 |
| 72 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 73.81 |
| 84 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 86.82 |
| 96 × 12 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 97.72 |
| 36 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 49.37 |
| 48 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 62.03 |
| 60 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 78.50 |
| 72 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 91.16 |
| 84 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 107.63 |
| 96 × 18 × 24 | 1/4" Aluminum | 120.29 |
Since all our planters are made to order, only some can be returned up to 30 days from delivery. Please see the list below of the sizes eligible for return. Please view our full return policy.
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, durable, and ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
Yes, aluminum naturally resists rust and corrosion, making it perfect for outdoor use.
Yes, all aluminum planters come powder-coated at no additional cost for added protection and aesthetics.
Yes, they are resistant to rain, snow, and UV exposure without cracking or warping.
Yes, and we can pre-drill them for you at no extra charge.
Yes, aluminum is 100% recyclable and has a lower environmental impact compared to other metals.
Yes, we offer fully customizable sizes and powder-coated colors.
Aluminum is durable, but like most metals, it can dent or scratch under heavy impact. The powder-coated finish helps protect against minor scratches and wear.
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive materials to protect the powder-coated finish.
Yes, aluminum is non-toxic and safe for growing herbs, vegetables, and flowers.
Let’s Answer Your Questions
What are Corten steel planters?
Corten steel planters are made from a weathering steel alloy that forms a natural rust-like patina over time, protecting them from further corrosion.
How long does it take for Corten steel to develop its patina?
It takes around 4-10 months to fully develop a protective rust layer, depending on weather exposure.
Can I accelerate the patina process?
Yes! Spraying the surface with a vinegar, salt, and water solution can speed up rust formation.
Do Corten steel planters stain the ground?
Yes, initial rust runoff can stain concrete, wood, or tiles during the first 6 months of weathering. We recommend placing planters on gravel or using protective barriers.
Are Corten steel planters suitable for all weather conditions?
Yes, Corten steel is highly durable in all climates, but excessive moisture or humid conditions can slow down the patina formation.
Do Corten steel planters require maintenance?
Very little! Unlike painted metal, Corten steel does not require sealing or repainting. Simply let nature take its course.
Can I use Corten steel planters indoors?
While possible, it's not recommended for indoor use unless they are sealed, as rust runoff may stain floors.
Are Corten steel planters safe for plants?
Yes, once fully patinated, they are completely non-toxic and safe for plants. However, the initial rusting process can release iron into the soil.
Can Corten steel be painted?
It’s possible but not recommended. Painting over the steel removes its ability to naturally weather and form a protective patina.
How long do Corten steel planters last?
With proper use, they can last decades. The protective rust layer prevents deep corrosion, ensuring longevity.
What Our Customers Say
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"Very happy with Plantercraft corten steel custom made planters. Great customer service, very responsive. custom planters made in only a week of time, delivered across the country, had no issues. Looks stunning!"
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The rusting process of corten steel
Corten steel, also known as weathering steel, is a specially developed type of steel that forms a protective rust layer. This means you receive a product that has not yet rusted. The rusting process begins due to the steel’s unique composition, in which elements such as phosphorus, copper, chromium, and nickel are added to iron. When Corten steel is exposed to the elements, it begins to rust through oxidation, just like regular steel. During this process, the iron particles react with oxygen and moisture in the air, leading to the formation of iron oxide, or rust.
The distinctive feature of Corten steel is the development of a dense and relatively thick rust layer that slows further oxidation. This passivation layer acts as a protective barrier, making it more difficult for oxygen and moisture to penetrate the material. Moreover, Corten steel has a self-healing ability: if the rust layer is damaged, it repairs itself through continued oxidation, forming a new protective layer. This self-healing property contributes to the durability of the material.
The final rust layer gives Corten steel a unique, weathered appearance that is often appreciated in architecture and art, making it a perfect fit for your garden. At the same time, this protective layer extends the life of the steel by shielding it from further corrosion. The rusting process can take several months to years, depending on environmental factors such as humidity and exposure to rain.
Advice for setting
When placing your new planter, keep in mind that it needs at least 1 inch of breathing room to avoid moisture trapping. Once your planter has the perfect spot, you can begin filling it. Start with a layer of pebbles about 3.93 inch high. Place a moisture-permeable anti-root cloth over the pebbles. Finally, fill with soil that matches your flowers or plants, being careful not to tamp the soil while filling.
