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Straightcurve Square Planter Box Galvanised Steel 800x800x560mm The Straightcurve square planter box in galvanised steel is an extra-large contemporary metal planter measuring 800mm long x 800mm wide x 560mm high — the largest size in the square planter range. Part of the Straightcurve landscaping range, its clean square profile and bright galvanised zinc finish keep a crisp silver appearance rather than weathering to a rust patina, suiting patios, terraces, courtyards, commercial frontages and formal garden schemes. The substantial 800mm footprint and 560mm depth accommodate feature trees, large shrubs, bamboo screening and full mixed planting schemes, making it equally suited to residential statement planting and commercial or hospitality settings. Galvanised steel construction offers long-lasting corrosion resistance for year-round outdoor use with minimal upkeep. Weighs 36.68kg. Also available in 400 x 400mm and 600 x 600mm sizes.
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