Concrete elements for the garden

Designing the space around the house is as important today as interior design, and the times when the only decoration were colourful flower beds are all in the past. Concrete garden elements like tiles, floating steps, pots, benches and seats will allow you to arrange the space in such a way that it is equally functional, as well as eye-catching with impeccable aesthetics.

Until recently, our gardens were dominated by wood, rightly considered one of the most  beautiful building and finishing materials. However, it is not a beauty given once and for all, because natural raw materials – if not properly preserved and nurtured – will lose their radiance over time. No wonder that more and more investors began to reach for more durable and less cumbersome materials in operation, which, however, in terms of aesthetics do not give way to wood. Concrete elements for the garden such as benches, seats, pots, patio panels or paths are currently one of the more popular solutions, which – contrary to appearances – are not only assigned to the raw, minimalist style design.

Paths, alleys, pedestrian routes, garden zones

One of the most common uses of concrete elements in the garden is to use them to separate various types of zones – both those that are to separate spaces for various purposes (e.g. a barbecue corner, a rest area), as well as pedestrian routes. Various types of architectural concrete panels are perfect for this role. The extensive range of colours, formats and variants available (also in anti-slip versions) makes it easy to build concrete paths, alleys, arrange them in the driveway or use them to separate flower beds.

Steps, terraces, platforms

Architectural concrete panels are also very often used by those investors who are looking for an unusual way to finish the terrace or steps leading from the house to the garden. Also in this case, the popularity of concrete elements in the garden is due to both the elegant style and properties of the panels, such as durability, resistance to abrasion, frost and high temperatures, as well as low water absorption. A wide range of formats (not only squares and rectangles, but also, for example, triangles) and colours – white, various shades of gray, anthracites or bold brick colours open up huge possibilities for creative designers, regardless of whether they are lovers of minimalist projects or rather focus on timeless classics.
A great addition to the terrace made of concrete panels will also be the steps leading to the house. Every panel from our offer can be used for construction and the possibilities in this respect are huge – apart from the traditional steps, the panels will be great, for example, as suspended floating steps. They can also be used to make platforms or entrances to the house, which will impressively fit into the surrounding space.

Concrete pots

Among the concrete elements for the garden there is also a wide range of planters. They are particularly popular in commercial spaces (shopping malls, restaurant gardens), but more and more private investors are reaching for such a solution, appreciating their  functionality as well as aesthetics. Concrete
 pots are frost-resistant, and the applied insulation layer creates favourable conditions for plants to winter. In addition, they have an additional layer of reinforcement, which increases their strength. Due to the heavy weight, planters can be used in places exposed to strong gusts of wind, without fear of tipping over and damaging them. High weight also makes it difficult to steal them. Concrete
 pots will not only allow plants to enter the space, they are also a great way to separate different spaces without having to erect walls.

Benches, seats

With the use of concrete elements, in the garden or on the terrace, you can also organise a functional relaxation area. Tables, seats and benches are available in many different sizes, making them also suitable for relatively small spaces. Their characteristic feature is a simple form, thanks to which they easily fit into any space, being its most important element or discrete background, depending on the needs of a given design.

Importantly – these are modular elements that can be easily combined with each other, changing the layout quickly, as needed. In addition, the simplest models from our offer – such as CUBIK seats in the shape of a geometric cube – can be used in many ways, e.g. as a seat, a table, or even an unusual pot stand or a pedestal.

Concrete elements for the garden: pots, seats, benches, stair panels are our proposal for the most demanding investors who, in addition to exceptional aesthetics, also expect durability and simplicity of maintenance.