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The Wooden Planter 40x150 h 30 cm is an essential element for those who want to enrich their outdoor space with a touch of natural elegance. With a width of 150cm, depth of 40cm and height of 30cm, this planter offers ample space for your favorite plants. The internal dimension of 35x145 cm and an internal depth of 23 cm make it ideal for hosting a variety of plant species, guaranteeing them the space necessary to grow luxuriantly.

Made of high-grade pine wood, the planter features a planed finish that gives it a refined and natural look. The walls of the planter have a thickness of 1.8 cm, ensuring robustness and durability over time. Furthermore, the wood is treated in a class 3 autoclave, offering protection against atmospheric agents, insects and mould. This treatment guarantees optimal resistance to external elements, prolonging the life of the product.

FSC certified, the planter complies with rigorous environmental standards, ensuring the responsible use of forest resources. Thanks to the pre-assembled width, assembly is quick and uncomplicated. In the accessories section, planters of the same design and matching wooden grilles are available to complete the furnishings of your garden.

Finally, customize this planter by soaking it however you like to achieve a unique result that fits perfectly with your personal style. The 40x150 h 30 cm Wooden Planter is not only functional but also an aesthetic addition that will enhance any outdoor environment.

Recommendations for use:

1. Product already covered with geotextile to waterproof the container while still leaving the possibility for residual water to escape.
2. Pour a layer of expanded clay as drainage.
3. Lay a layer of non-woven fabric (not included, see drawing) between the expanded clay and the drainage, which will allow the residual water to drain cleanly.
4. Fill the planter with soil.

Do you want to know more about treating wood in an autoclave? Read the article here