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Two tall planters, sold as a pair. Each one is round and tapered, 330 mm across the top and 530 mm high, moulded in beige PP with a fine striped texture, a gold rim at the lip and a white lining inside. Drainage holes in the base and a water tray keep the soil from sitting wet. The pair weighs 4.4 kg empty. They arrive ready to plant, with nothing to assemble.
Free delivery to most of NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, SA and WA; postcode confirmed at checkout. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Take them out of the box and plant them. Because they taper, the base is narrower than the top, so put a layer of coarse material or a few stones in the bottom to steady a tall plant and to keep the drainage holes clear. Stand each pot on its water tray if it is going indoors, and leave the tray off outside so the rain runs straight through.
A pair of tall tapered planters, 530 mm high and 330 mm across, in beige with a gold rim and a white lining.
They come as a pair, which is usually how they get used: one either side of a front door, two at the end of a verandah, or a matched set in the corner of a living room. Each is 530 mm tall and 330 mm across the top, tapering down to a narrower base, and moulded in PP with a fine striped texture and a gold band at the lip.
Height is the point. A fern, a sansevieria or a young citrus sits up where you can see it rather than lost at floor level. Drainage holes in the base and a water tray mean the soil drains instead of going sour. The pair weighs 4.4 kg empty, so they move without a trolley.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

The outside is beige with a fine striped texture running around it and a gold band at the lip; the inside is white. It is a quiet enough combination to sit against brick, weatherboard or a painted wall without arguing with any of them, and plain enough that the plant is still the thing you look at.

There are drainage holes moulded into the base and a water tray to stand the pot on, which is the difference between soil that breathes and soil that sits wet. Indoors, the tray catches the run-off and keeps the floor dry. Outdoors you can leave the tray off and let the rain run straight through.

Both pots together weigh 4.4 kg empty, so putting them where you want them is a job for one person and no trolley. PP handles sun and wind outdoors, and the pots take no assembly at all: open the box, add potting mix and plant. Porch, patio, balcony, hallway or office, whichever needs the height.
Figures are for one planter, except the weight, which is the manufacturer's figure for both.
Sold as a pair, not singly. Both pots are the same size.
| Set | Diameter | Height | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Set of two | 330 mm | 530 mm | 4.4 kg | AU $209 | In stock |
Nothing to assemble. Add potting mix and plant.
No, they come as a set of two and both are the same size: 330 mm across the top and 530 mm tall. Most people use them as a pair either side of a door or a step, which is why they are packed that way.
Yes. There are drainage holes moulded into the base and a water tray to stand each pot on. Indoors, keep the tray under the pot and tip it out after a heavy watering. Outdoors you can leave the tray off so the rain runs through.
They taper, so the base is narrower than the top, and the pair weighs only 4.4 kg empty. Filled with potting mix they are steady, but a tall plant in an exposed spot will do better with a few stones or some coarse material in the bottom for ballast.
Yes, and that is what the water tray is for. The PP is made for sun and weather outside, and the beige and gold finish suits a hallway, a living room corner or an office just as well. They wipe clean with a damp cloth.
A 300 mm nursery pot drops inside the top, which covers most ferns, sansevieria, chlorophytum, a small citrus or a standard rose. If you are dropping the nursery pot straight in rather than potting on, put a block in the bottom so it sits near the rim.