The Delray is the rectangular planter system that quietly does more than it looks like it should. Thirty centimetres wide, eighty-one centimetres tall, and available in five lengths — more than any other tall rectangular in the collection — from a compact 61 cm right up to nearly two metres. Add the matching corner piece and a full set of indoor-ready saucers across every size, and what you have is the most flexible modular planter system Jay Scotts makes at this height. The Delray is what you specify when the project has more conditions than the standard four lengths can answer.

The width is what makes it more than just a slimmer Brisbane. At 30.5 centimetres, the Delray has noticeably more soil volume than the narrow Amesbury — enough to keep clipped hedging healthy season after season, enough for layered structural planting that actually persists — while staying half the depth of the Brisbane. That difference matters everywhere a balcony, terrace or interior can't give up the floor a 61 cm planter would claim. The proportion ends up reading as elegant rather than slim, considered rather than minimal. There's a discipline to thirty centimetres that twenty-five doesn't quite have.

The five lengths are the system's secret weapon. The shortest 61 cm Delray is almost a square in plan — a quietly architectural column that works alone as a doorway flanker, an entry pedestal, or a vertical accent in a corner where nothing else fits. The longer sizes (91.4 / 121.9 / 152.4 / 182.9 cm) compose into runs of any total length, and the matching corner piece (69410.C) closes the line at any right angle. Five sizes plus a corner is enough granularity to follow almost any irregular boundary — a terrace that doesn't measure cleanly, an L-shaped courtyard, a row of restaurant tables of mismatched spacing — without the awkward gaps that two- or three-length systems leave at the ends.

And like the Cuba, every Delray — every length and the corner — has a matching saucer. Which means the same system that runs around a rooftop terrace outdoors also runs through a hotel lobby, restaurant interior, or office reception indoors, with drainage handled cleanly on hardwood, stone or polished concrete. Every Delray is hand-finished in the same automotive-grade composite fiberglass as the rest of the Jay Scotts collection. It endures from −20 °C to +50 °C without cracking or fading, and stays light enough to be repositioned by hand as schemes evolve, indoors or out. All 21 standard Jay Scotts finishes are available, with custom colour matching on request.

Ideal for Projects with irregular boundaries or non-standard dimensions · Mixed indoor / outdoor installations using the same system · Hotel terraces & lobbies needing continuity of style · Restaurant zoning at table height — between booths, around bar areas · Doorway flanking with the compact 61 cm size · Rooftop edges, balcony rails & terrace perimeters · Corporate receptions, showrooms & boutique retail · Clipped hedging, structural greens, ornamental grasses, layered seasonal planting · Anywhere the standard four-length systems leave awkward gaps · Commercial & large-scale modular landscape projects