Yes. We sell replacement liners for urban planter boxes separately, so you can refresh or repair an existing planter without buying a complete new box. This is a practical option when the outer planter is still in good condition but the inner liner is cracked, stained, or no longer draining properly.
To make sure you get the right fit, check the interior dimensions of your planter box rather than the exterior size. Measure the length, width, and depth at the top and bottom, and note any drainage holes or recessed areas. If you know the planter’s model name or order number, include that too—it is often the quickest way to confirm compatibility.
Our separate liners are available in a range of sizes and materials. Plastic liners are lightweight and easy to clean, while heavier-duty options offer extra strength for larger planters. All liners are designed to support drainage and help protect the outer planter from soil moisture and root pressure. If you are unsure which material suits your planting setup, tell us whether the planter will be used indoors or outdoors and what you plan to grow.
Installation is straightforward: remove the old liner, clean and dry the planter box, set the new liner in place, and confirm that drainage openings align. Avoid forcing a liner into a box that is too small, as this can distort the shape and reduce performance. If your planter has unusual dimensions, contact us with your measurements and photos, and we will advise on the closest available option or discuss custom solutions where possible.
Yes, liners are sold separately—and we are happy to help you choose the correct replacement for your urban planter box.