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Grey Stone-Effect Square Plant Pot – 14.5cm
Grey Stone-Effect Square Plant Pot – 14.5cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
A solid square plant pot with clean, straight sides and a lightly textured stone-effect finish. Its simple grey tone gives it an understated, contemporary look that suits leafy houseplants, herbs or small indoor arrangements.
At nearly 2kg, it has a reassuringly substantial feel for its size. The neutral grey finish works particularly well with deep green foliage, trailing plants and sculptural succulents.
Why You'll Love This
- Square shape offers a change from the usual round planter
- Textured stone-effect surface gives it depth and character
- Neutral grey works with most interiors and plant colours
- Compact size suits shelves, windowsills and smaller tables
- Heavy 1.962kg construction gives it a substantial feel
Product Details
- Square plant pot
- Grey stone-effect finish
- Textured, speckled exterior
- Slightly tapered sides
- Smooth interior
- Drainage-hole information not supplied
- Indoor/outdoor suitability not supplied
Dimensions and Weight
- Width: 14.5cm
- Depth: 14.5cm
- Height: 14cm
- Weight: 1,962g
Material and Finish
- Finish: Grey textured stone effect
Care Instructions
Wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Confirm drainage and weather suitability before using with outdoor plants or planting directly into the pot.
Grey Stone-Effect Square Plant Pot – 14.5cm
Grey Stone-Effect Square Plant Pot – 14.5cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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