The Brisbane is the planter that does the work of architecture without behaving like it. Sixty-one centimetres deep, eighty-one centimetres tall, and stretching from just under a metre up to nearly two metres in length — proportions sized exactly for the moment a space needs a wall but can't take one. Set against an open boundary, the Brisbane reads as a solid base of greenery rising to almost eye level: enough to screen what should be screened, low enough to keep the sky and the long view. It's the privacy you can plant.

What makes it more than a tall box is the depth. Sixty-one centimetres of soil width gives you real planting volume — room for clipped hedging that holds its form through the season, ornamental grasses that catch the light at the top of the line, a small specimen tree whose canopy continues the screening upward. The Brisbane does the structural work; the planting does the softening. Together they read as a piece of garden lifted onto a terrace, not a row of containers placed against a balustrade. Most planters of this scale impose. The Brisbane composes.

It's at home wherever a space needs definition without enclosure. On a rooftop terrace, a run of three lengths gives a seating area a planted perimeter that blocks the neighbours and frames the view at the same time. Around a swimming pool, two long Brisbanes turn an open deck into a private garden. In a hotel courtyard or a restaurant outdoor-dining zone, the height is exactly right for the kind of soft separation that defines a space without making it feel walled-in. The matching corner piece (70300.C) — same depth, same height, square in plan — lets the line turn cleanly at any angle: an L wraps a corner, a U encloses a seating group, four corners and a run between them carve a private garden out of an open paved space.

Every Brisbane 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 despite the architectural scale, stays light enough that a rooftop installation rarely requires structural reinforcement — a detail that quietly decides whether a project is feasible at all. Available in four lengths (91.4 / 121.9 / 152.4 / 182.9 cm), with a matching corner piece for clean turns and optional matching saucers for the longest sizes. All 21 standard Jay Scotts finishes are available, with custom colour matching on request.

Ideal for Rooftop terraces & private balcony screening · Pool decks & spa garden enclosures · Hotel courtyards & resort outdoor dining · Restaurant terrace separation & banquette divisions · Residential gardens needing definition without walls · Hospitality VIP zones & private cabanas · Hedging, ornamental grasses, small specimen trees & layered structural planting · Anywhere height-based privacy is needed without permanent construction · Commercial & large-scale landscape projects