Round, square and rectangular planters to soften urban settings with colour and greenery. Available in a range of sizes and heights with solid, perforated or battened body. Battens are offered in eco-certified hardwood, Wood Without Worry aluminium or coloured powder coat.
Liner included. Select from optional extras to support plant care with a WaterUps self-watering system, or a drip tray.
All-metal construction offers incredible strength and durability.
Adjustable feet allow planters to sit level on uneven ground.
MCODE PT3 or PT3-BAT DIMENSIONS 1000L x 560H x various width (mm) 39 3/8" L x 22 1/16" H x various width
CONFIGURATION
• 1000L x 500W x 560H (rectangular)
• 1000L x 1000W x 560H (square)
• Tailored
FRAME
• Fabricated Aluminium
• Tailored
MOUNTING
• Surface Fixed
• Surface Fixed with Adjustable Leg
• Freestanding
• Tailored
LINER
• Black Polyliner (standard)
• Aluminium Liner
• Tailored
BODY Aluminium: • Slot Perforations • Tailored Battened: Street Furniture Australia uses sustainable timber from certified managed forests. Timber requires oiling every three months. • Eco-certified Jarrah Hardwood, Oiled (PEFC) • Aluminium Anodised • Aluminium Powder Coated (see colour chart) • Woodgrain • Bush Cherry • Spotted Gum • Grey Oak • Tailored DRIP TRAY • No • Yes • Tailored Some options incur additional fees and lead time. For a tailored solution please contact a sales representative.
Frame Planter (PT3-BAT) with aluminium woodgrain battens in Spotted Gum, Night Sky frame.
Frame Rectangular Planter (PT3) with slot perforation body in Sensation Orange.
Customised round planter with aluminium woodgrain Bush Cherry battens.
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