Rustic planter box approx. 103cm (L) x 38cm (H) x 35cm (W)
Rustic planter box made of recycled pallet wood. The wood was Heat Treated, so no nasty chemicals. The box has been put together with screws for additional strength (not just nails), and lined with weed cloth.
Great gift idea. Grow your own berries, fruit, vegetables, or flowers.
Measurements (outside the box)
103cm (L)
38cm (H)
35cm (W)
Please note the measurements can vary a little due to the pallet material available. Contact me directly for a planter box with custom dimensions.
Pick-up or delivery options are available. Additionally can supply planting soil. Ask me about the cost of delivery and soil.
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