Yes, as long as they have a water-resistant, non-corroding glaze. For outdoor use in Riyadh or Jeddah, choose UV-resistant coatings and strong drainage to prevent root rot and protect floors during rainy seasons.
Measure root size plus extra growth room. For a palm or small tree, choose a Matkel planter at least 40 cm deep with a diameter larger than the current pot. Avoid narrow sizes that squeeze roots, and use a wide drainage hole to protect tiles.
High-quality ceramic with the right glaze resists sun and rain, reducing fading or cracking. Look for adequate thickness, refined edges, and water resistance. Placing it in partial shade during peak heat helps keep its color and structure intact for years.
Yes, Matkel offers ceramic planters with integrated drainage holes and containment trays to reduce water spillage on tiles or marble. For indoor use, choose a model with a tray. In outdoor courtyards, place gravel under the hole to manage runoff.
Unglazed ceramic absorbs little water and gives a natural look, but may show stains over time. Glazed ceramic keeps its color, prevents leakage, and suits moisture-loving plants or outdoor patios, especially in hot areas such as Mecca and Medina.