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2’7 by 2’7 Forest Linear Corner Wooden Planter (0.8m by 0.8m)

  • Product SKU: 5013053184981
  • Brand: Forest Garden
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The Forest Linear Corner Wooden Planter sized at 2’7 by 2’7 (0.8m by 0.8m) is crafted using premium materials all through and serves as an excellent elevated bed to enhance a neglected garden nook. This wooden planter is made from high-grade timber with rebated framing, mortise, and tenon corner connections, and a sleek-planed surface, establishing it as sturdy, long-lasting, and exceptionally chic. The wood used is exclusively PEFC-certified, ensuring it is only procured from sustainable, well-regulated forests. Subjected to pressure treatment to combat decay and supported by an impressive 15-year anti-rot pledge, it eliminates the need for reapplication, thus saving precious time and money. Additionally, pressure-treated battens lift the planter above ground level, offering added protection for the timber material. The package includes fixings and easy-to-follow instructions for a straightforward setup process. Equipped to accommodate 129 liters of soil, this raised bed features a permeable lining that sustains optimal soil conditions, promoting vigorous plant growth. This garden planter is on offer in two distinct sizes, with complimentary delivery to the majority of UK locations. It comes with a 15-year anti-rot assurance, pressure-treated timber, rebated framing, mortise and tenon corner joints, a smooth-planed finish, PEFC certification, can hold 129 liters of soil, includes pressure-treated battens, and a permeable lining – all in two different sizes with free UK delivery.

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