Yes, when you order directly from our planter box factory, you can request fitted liners designed to separate the timber from damp potting mix. A liner is one of the most practical upgrades for wooden planters because it reduces continuous moisture contact, helps slow rot, and keeps the wood structure drier between waterings. We manufacture liners in several materials: heavy-duty HDPE, flexible EPDM, PVC, non-woven geotextile, and breathable fabric-backed options. For a more natural look, coir or felt liners can also be specified where appropriate. The best choice depends on planter size, drainage design, plant type, and climate.
Because we build the planter boxes in our own facility, we can cut and fit liners to the exact internal dimensions rather than sending a generic sheet. Liners can be stapled, fastened, or left loose for easy replacement. We can add pre-cut drainage openings, overflow channels, and access points that align with the planter’s drainage holes. This matters: a liner should protect the wood, but it should not trap water. We usually recommend a liner plus a drainage layer of gravel, hydro pellets, or a raised false bottom so excess water can move away from roots and timber.
If your project uses cedar, pine, fir, teak, or another wood species, tell us the intended use. Indoor planters may need a sealed liner and drip tray. Outdoor planters often benefit from UV-resistant HDPE or EPDM and larger drainage cutouts. For decorative retail planters, a fabric liner can be a cost-effective moisture barrier; for long-life architectural boxes, a thicker membrane may be better. We can also line only the sides and bottom or create a full drop-in insert, depending on how much wood protection you want.
Ordering is straightforward. Share your planter dimensions, quantity, wood type, finish, drainage layout, and liner preference. If you do not know which liner is right, our team can recommend one based on your growing conditions. We can provide samples or drawings for approval before bulk production. Yes, you can absolutely get planter boxes with liners from our factory, and we will help you choose a specification that protects the wood without compromising drainage or plant health.
