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Straightcurve Square Planter Box Galvanised Steel 600x600x400mm The Straightcurve square planter box in galvanised steel is a mid-size, low-profile contemporary metal planter measuring 600mm long x 600mm wide x 400mm high. Part of the Straightcurve landscaping range, its balanced proportions — a generous 600mm footprint at a grounded 400mm height — suit terraces, courtyards, patio corners and seating areas, where it holds sculptural shrubs, ornamental grasses, alpines and layered low displays without dominating the space or blocking sightlines. The clean square profile and bright galvanised zinc finish keep a crisp silver appearance rather than weathering to a rust patina, pairing seamlessly with the taller 560mm boxes for coordinated schemes at varied heights. Galvanised steel construction offers long-lasting corrosion resistance for year-round outdoor use with minimal upkeep. Weighs 21.36kg. Also available in 400mm and 800mm footprints.
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