90cm Long Zinc Matte Grey 60cm Tall Trough Planter
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This premium tall trough is perfect for a row of flowers. It is welded and galvanised for extra durability and strength. Made from lightweight aluzinc, this premium planter is perfect for anything you wish to grow. An insert is provided to reduce soil consumption and improve drainage. This planter comes with drainage holes to effectively manage planter drainage and avoid root rot. It's the perfect "wall-hugger" planter, that will allow you to give some style to your outdoor space.
- Constructed to last, this planter is crafted from galvanised Aluzinc®with a safeguarded finish, ensuring it remains impervious to rust and frost. This versatility makes it suitable for year-round use, whether indoors or outdoors.
- Supplied with a drainage hole and provided with a plug, you can manage water retention effectively, preventing the planter from getting waterlogged and ensuring the well-being of your plants.
- Enjoy the aesthetically pleasing finish that effortlessly blends into your garden space. This galvanised planter trough is the perfect galvanised zinc planter for your needs.
- With their contemporary design and lightweight construction, these zinc planters are perfect for use in both indoor and outdoor settings.
- No assembly required
- Comes with an insert 30cm High
Dimensions:
- Length: 90cm
- Height: 60cm
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Width: 30cm
- Insert Height: 30cm
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Volume: 60 litres
Insert (Internal)
- Length: 83cm
- Height: 26cm
- Width: 23.5cm
This outer layer acts as a shield, safeguarding the inner steel from environmental factors and corrosion, providing up to six times more corrosion resistance than conventional galvanized steel, a popular choice for outdoor applications.
The application of this coating involves a hot-dipping process. While Aluzinc shares a similar appearance on the surface to bright, 'spangled' galvanized steel, it boasts superior strength and longevity.
