Planter Box with Trellis Screen - 1800
Trendy rough-sawn planter box complete with trellis screen.
Block the wind, gain privacy and/or grow your vine, finish off that corner of your garden/deck/patio.
DIMENSIONS:
1800Lx300Dx1800Hmm (Planter 330mm high) 300mm front to back of trellis. Trellis 1800mm high & wide.
Optional extras:
Stabilisers for higher wind zones (shown in photo) ($25)
Internal lining ($25)
Can make other sizes
MATERIALS:
Timber – H3.2 treated 150x20, 50mm thick Redwood ends
Fixings – Stainless Steel and Galvanised Screws.
Can be partially dismantled for transport.
I can deliver to North Shore areas for $3.25/km
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