Ø129 × 183 mm, 3 mm wall, ring-shaped drain slot and a raised floor.
A cover pot for a medium plant: 129.5 mm across at the widest point, 183 mm tall, sitting on a Ø94 mm foot. The wall grows from Ø94 at the base and opens out towards the rim — roughly 5.5° off vertical, so there is nothing overhanging and no support is needed.
The surface carries 72 shallow flutes, 2.2 mm peak to valley. They run very nearly straight up, with a slight twist of some 10–15° over the full height: enough to catch the light, gentle enough that the layers stay clean and the seam does not wander.
The floor sits 13 mm above the foot and is 3 mm thick, with a ring-shaped slot cut through it at Ø38–70 mm. Water drains through the slot into the cavity underneath and on into the saucer, so the roots are never standing in it. The saucer is a separate model — vase-planter-saucer — and its dish is sized for this base.
The wall is 2.5–4.8 mm (about 3 on average), so infill barely matters: this prints as perimeters. It takes 257 cm³ of plastic, roughly 320 g of PLA. Printed in PLA at 0.2 mm with three perimeters, no supports and no brim.
Seven drain holes, saucer included, fluted wall.
Hex cell with a back panel; tiles into a wall of any size.
No drilling, holds about 4 kg, will not mark the door.
Ø113 × 30 mm, a 25 mm deep dish made for the vase-planter pot.