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clear plastic rectangular planter liners

clear plastic rectangular planter liners 12 PCS White Wooden Rectangle Plant Box with Plastic Liner O-13"X5" H- – Modern Vase and Gift

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clear plastic rectangular planter liners 12 PCS White Wooden Rectangle Plant Box with Plastic Liner O-13"X5" H- – Modern Vase and GiftWood Rectangle Vase Box and Planters. Removable Plastic Liner included. Outer Dimension: Opening 13 Inches X 5 Inches, Height 4 Inches Wood Thickness: Approximately 0. 5 Inches Wood Material: Paulownia Wood Liner: Plastic Liner Liner Thickness Approximately 0. 1 Inches Indoor or Outdoor Use: Indoor Product: Indoor Wood Rectangular Wooden Planter Box with Plastic Liner Color: White Style: Modern Quantity: 12 Works for weddings, events, home gardening,

Wood Rectangle Vase Box and Planters. Removable Plastic Liner included.
  • Outer Dimension: Opening-13 Inches X 5 Inches, Height-4 Inches
  • Wood Thickness: Approximately 0.5 Inches
  • Wood Material: Paulownia Wood
  • Liner: Plastic Liner
  • Liner Thickness Approximately 0.1 Inches
  • Indoor or Outdoor Use: Indoor
  • Product: Indoor Wood Rectangular Wooden Planter Box with Plastic Liner
  • Color: White
  • Style: Modern
  • Quantity: 12
  • Works for weddings, events, home gardening, or home decor
  • Can be used as planter boxes, plant terrarium, or plant display
  • DOES NOT have Leak Holes
  • DOES NOT have mounts
  • DOES NOT guarantee to hold water
  • Beware: Outdoor use may damage the Box.

Product

CYS Excel White Wood Planter Boxes are the perfect Indoor Planters. These wood boxes make excellent centerpieces for events to wow your guests. They are also commonly used as succulent planters and for rustic decor. They are equipped with a plastic liner to hold your arrangement together.

Quality

Hand Made Paulownia Wood Decorative Planter. Recommended for indoor use. Outdoor use may cause damage to the wood box due to outdoor conditions. The plastic liner is not guaranteed to be watertight. No drainage hole was included for plants. Window box installation parts are not included.

Uses and Looks

The planter is an excellent fit for your farm-style home decor. For all the modern urban home decor lovers, the wood planter is a comfortable and practical decoration for the contemporary house. Please make use of this planter box to adorn a home or venue inspired by nature, or fill it with fresh greenery to supplement your woodland wedding. This natural wood planter box is solidly built and has an impressive decorative accent for gardens or window box installation. Place it on your balcony deck, patio, or porch rail.

Occasions

The rectangular wood box allows you to display a beautiful flower arrangement due to its wide opening and short height. These wood boxes make perfect centerpieces for events to wow your guests. They are also commonly used as succulent planters and for rustic decor.
Longing for a countryside wedding? In love with rustic or industrial style decoration? Window boxes, wood rectangular planter boxes, and small wooden vases all have an adaptable appearance, with great potential for customization or DIY craft projects like herb gardens, candle displays, seasonal centerpieces weddings, and holiday decorations. Depending on how you use them, you can place these wooden rectangular planter boxes in offices, gardens, backyards, front porch, patios, or kitchen.
There are different gardening types, and if you want something simple, easy, and great for amateurs, then container gardening and window boxes might be a great place to start. They come equipped with a plastic liner to prevent leakage. Although they are not equipped with drainage holes, these rectangular wooden planters are easy to handle, easy to clean and serve their purpose.

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