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Balcony Pot Holder - Single flower pot holder - Large - 27cm Diameter - Pack of 3

Product information

Description

General description

Made of plastic-coated solid steel, our Balcony Pot Holders are designed to fit neatly over your balcony railings or fences. They are strong, durable, and virtually rustproof, making them an ideal alternative to window boxes. Available in two sizes and sold in packs of three, these pot holders instantly beautify your small, medium, or large outdoor space with their practical and versatile design.

Technical specifications

Material: Plastic-coated solid steel

Diameter: 27 cm

Sizes: Small - 22 cm Tall x 22 cm Wide x 3.8 cm hooks; Large - 28 cm Tall x 28 cm Wide x 7.6 cm hooks

Imperial Sizes: Small - 9" Tall x 9" Wide x 1.5" hooks; Large - 11" Tall x 11" Wide x 3" hooks

Installation

Attach the two curved hooks on the back of the pot holder directly onto a balcony rail or over the top of a fence.

The long hooks provide hanging security for your plant display.

Usage

Place your preferred plant inside the supportive cage-like frame of the holder's basket.

The plate at the base gives additional support to your plant pot and is handy when watering.

For a private display, attach the holder to the inside of a balcony rail.

For a public display, dangle the pot holder over the balcony and secure it to the rail.

Arrange the pot holders at alternating heights for a unique floral arrangement.

Group a selection of Hanging Planters together for maximum visual impact.

Features

Brand
GARDEN PRIDE
Pcs per pack
3
Intended use
Outdoor
Material
Steel
ManoMano Reference
ME69062586
MMID
410806327440
Product code
5026886141878
EAN
5026886141878

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Planter buying guide

Planters are a great way to add a splash of colour to your garden, balcony or deck. Whether you're after a raised bed for growing veggies, a hanging planter for flowers or one with a trellis for climbing plants, planters come in a range of sizes and materials including wood, zinc, terracotta and plastic.

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