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How much does a 3D-printed concrete planter cost?

Three standard 1Contour planters have published item prices from $550 to $950. The amount due for your address also includes delivery and applicable tax.

Compare the designs

By 1Contour · Published · Prices checked . The price shown on each design page governs an order.

Illustration of the 1Contour Flute concrete planter in a garden setting
Flute planter form in an example setting.

Compare the three designs you can order as a guest

These prices cover the concrete vessel in the listed size. Each is an open-base garden design for direct planting into soil; plants and soil shown in the images are not included.

DesignOutside sizeItem priceNext step
Ledge: low garden planter48 × 12 × 12 in$550See delivered price
Flute: fluted garden planter36 × 36 × 36 in$950See delivered price
Bowl: wide garden planter48 × 48 × 20 in$950See delivered price

Source: current 1Contour design pages linked in the table. Sizes are outside dimensions; planting volume has not been specified.

What changes the delivered total?

The item price is only one line of the order. In the guest order flow you enter a five-digit delivery ZIP and site-access notes. 1Contour displays a delivery estimate based on one-way road miles from ZIP 44432 at $10 per mile. That calculation uses ZIP representative points, so it is an estimate for planning, not a promise about the exact driveway route.

Unloading, placement and difficult access are confirmed during the manufacturing review. Any added charge needs your approval. Applicable tax is separate from the item and delivery amounts. Read the delivery and site-access guide before ordering a large piece.

What is included—and what should you confirm?

The listed product is the concrete vessel in its standard design. Plants, soil, a liner, irrigation, installation and placement are not shown as included. All three standard planters have an open base intended for direct planting into soil. If you need a sealed base for paving, a balcony or an indoor floor, ask about a custom design before ordering.

The design images show the proposed forms. Check the exact dimensions and agreed finish with 1Contour before production.

Four-view design drawing of the Flute planter showing its geometry
1Contour Flute design drawing. Final production details are confirmed with the maker.

When does a custom planter need consultation?

A different size, a closed base, an indoor application or a new shape changes the manufacturing brief. Other priced collection designs also require consultation. Send the desired outside dimensions, planting plan, location, delivery ZIP and photographs of the access route. 1Contour and its manufacturing partner HSH in Lisbon, Ohio review the design and production scope before giving a project-specific amount.

Start with the large-planter selection guide if you are still deciding which form fits the site. For a new shape, use the project inquiry.

How does a guest order move forward?

  1. Open Bowl, Flute or Ledge and follow its order link; no account is required.
  2. Enter your delivery ZIP and access notes to review the item, estimated delivery and applicable tax.
  3. At checkout, authorize the card amount. The card is charged after manufacturing approval, subject to the order terms shown during checkout.

The site presents an estimated production time of 10 business days after maker acceptance. Ask about placement and any site equipment before committing to a delivery date.

Ready to price one for your address?

Choose one of the standard planters and enter your ZIP to see the delivered estimate. For a different size or base, send a project brief.

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