We spent a few years doing floral arrangements, and the one issue we frequently found was that we were always searching for better planters for our projects. If the shape was good, the quality was not. If the quality was there, the variety was lacking. Our choices were often limited to very traditional (read: boring) color choices. We researched and tested many materials and brands and then came across Jay Scotts Collection. Our collaboration with Jay Scotts has provided us with the highest quality planters available and all of the variety, in shapes and colors, we were looking for. It is our great honor to be an authorized retailer of the world’s finest fiberglass planters.

Jay Scotts Collection has earned an international reputation as the Global Source for Design Innovation with planters that embody style, form and function. Jay Scotts produces fiberglass planters in a wide variety of styles, shapes and sizes. Contemporary, transitional and modern designs are available for any project. Jay Scotts fiberglass planters are some of the highest quality commercial planters available for both indoor and outdoor planters used in commercial and residential projects. The products feature a high-grade automotive paint which offers UV protection that makes them the perfect outdoor planter in any extreme weather. With cutting edge styles, designs, shapes and finishes, Jay Scotts’ products flatter any décor especially in high traffic commercial locations.

Jay Scotts Fiberglass Planters:

• Jay Scotts fiberglass planters are light weight, but very durable, because they use only the highest quality polyester resin with no fillers.
• Each planter is carefully hand-finished to a smooth and continuous; this extra step is most noticeable in the rim of each planter which is finished and wraps down to the side wall of the planter.  You will not find exposed raw glass or rough edges on the rim which enhances the beauty of the planter and makes them safer for installation and repositioning.

Competitor Fiberglass Planters:

• Many companies use fillers (like marble dust or limestone sand) in their resin to reduce costs and slow cure times – the result is heavier, and more brittle, finishes.  Excessive fillers will result in a finish that is highly prone to cracks.
• Large lumps or strips of fiberglass matting indicate poor construction and improper finishing.  Competitor products are rough rather than smooth with waves, bumps or imperfections in the finish, which may mean that the product has been made on unsuitable equipment and corners have been cut with poor finishing techniques.