Description
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This Outsunny 3-tier pots stand is a great place for you to organize your pots and plants. Made from fir wood in a ladder design is great for small spaces. Ideal for patio’s, decks, balconies and small green houses. The structure creates a welcoming point in your back garden. This simplistic design can be put up in minutes.
Specifications:
- Material used: Fir wood
- Product dimension: 40L x 37W x 93H cm
- Box dimension: 101L x 43W x 8H cm
- Weight capacity: 40Kg
- Gross weight: 4Kg
- Net weight: 3Kg
- Flat pack: Yes
- Assembly required: Yes
- Other key info: Foldable size: 40L x 6.5W x 99H cm
Product Features:
- Ideal for patios, Decks, Small backyard and balconies
- Made from solid fir wood
- Each tier tapers slightly in width to the top of the unit and each offers plenty of vertical room for blooms and leaves
- Position your flower and plants on the three storage tiers in a pleasing arrangement
- Assembly required
Product Care
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