@mikefrommodernbuilds: I made an #octagon shaped #terrazzo planter!! This was surprisingly simple and FUN!!! Drainage hole in the bottoms recommended. #planter #concrete #diyproject

Matts woodshop :

“The root rot planter”

eldelasmatas :

Houses in Puerto Rico are famous for having terrazo flooring. Its beautiful and resistant.

Jason Hutchinson :

Or hear me out, an ashtray

Martin A :

Needs a drain hole 👎🏼

gimmeurkidneys63 :

i love concrete and this tickles my nostalgia but it's cause it reminds of an interstate rest stop trashcan on road trips as a kid

llwwkk3 :

nice, any drainage?

Terrell :

All that and no drainage

Apex Global Security :

Why didn’t you use a sander to vibrate the concrete down so it packs without bubbles in the concrete and it will look 10 times better

VicRad™ :

drainage?

Mac :

Drainage and some feet or somthing for the bottom cuz it’s gunna be wet underneath

LJ Morelli FILMS :

Jennifer Beesley-Mil :

Use a massage gun to compact the concrete the vibration helps get the air pockets out

HeBeGB :

Weep hole???

Queen julien :

Without a drainage hole the plant will get root rot and not survive. Maybe transfer it to a planter pot and use the concrete as a decor plant holder

Mayo :

heat me out, I'll build my own thanks for the inspiration 💪🏾

Vilagussy :

this is such a soviet style of finish. it was very popular

chantellalyse :

It’s really rude to make me, a person with zero skill or green thumb, think I can birth a terrazzo planter and keep whatever I chuck in it alive. How dare you, Mike.

Jagmansback5.0 :

22.5?

MsModernity :

It looks cool but next time either drill a drain hole or place a small piece of pipe or something to form the hole before pouring the concrete

Victor Montoya :

Amazing

markmendoza4261 :

I think it looks great

Nat :

Hi. I love this. Came out awesome!

MaKayla✨️ :

I thought it was going to be a side table base

J C Montero :

Awesome art!

tiktok.fdt :

This is seriously impressive. You nailed the form. If it were mine, I’d add a little drainage and lift it on legs so the planter can “breathe” a bit more. Since it looks pretty substantial, you might also experiment with GFRC or another lighter concrete mix to keep the same look without all the weight. Great work. Can’t wait to see what you build next.