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Trough Planters

SKU: PL2
£54.99 £64.99
Delivery Options

We use UK based couriers for all of our products for delivery. You will receive further information in regards to delivery dates after your purchase.

Specification

w80cm x D40 cm x h40 cm

Our rectangular trough planters have been designed and made to perfectly compliment our handsome garden furniture range, so that you can dress your patio or garden space in style!

Made from the same pressure treated timber as all of our outdoor furniture, to resist rot and negate the need for constant retreating. Our planters will stand the test of time in even the harshest of our British weather, ideal for year round use throughout the seasons. They look equally as attractive standing alone, grouped in multiples or mixed with our square planters. And are the perfect accessories to any other piece in the furniture range, team them to give your garden a beautifully co-ordinated finish.

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20 20 Years Rot Free
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Why Churnet Valley?

Our furniture is eco-friendly because we only use wood from Scandinavian forests that are managed responsibly by the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC). This means that when trees are cut down, more are planted in their place. We also take the extra step of having our wood pressure-treated to protect it against weather for many years. Most garden furniture today is made to last only three or four years, but our products are built to last almost four times longer, which helps protect the planet's natural resources.

All of our products are handmade. Since they are made from natural wood, you might see some small cracks or splits. This happens because wood can lose moisture in warm, dry weather or when exposed to strong sunlight. In cooler, wetter weather, the wood takes in moisture again, which can help reduce these cracks. These natural changes don't affect the quality of our products. We do our best to smooth out splinters and rough edges, but we might not catch every single one.