Octagonal
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High Octagonal Planter on Feet – Ribbed Decking…
Price range: £69.99 through £127.9940x4150x4160x4170x4180x41PaintedUnpaintedClearThe corners of the planters are mitered to a 22.5 ° angle on the corner of every layer. For each section of the timber only two screws will be visible as these are fixings for the joints. The layers are stacked on top of each other until the desired height of the planter is met. The layers are fixed together internally, this limits the number of screws and fixings seen once the planter is in use.
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High Octagonal Wooden Garden Planter – Smooth Decking…
Price range: £69.99 through £132.9940x4150x4160x4170x4180x41PaintedUnpaintedClearThe corners of the planters are mitered to a 22.5 ° angle on the corner of every layer. For each section of the timber only two screws will be visible as these are fixings for the joints. The layers are stacked on top of each other until the desired height of the planter is met. The layers are fixed together internally, this limits the number of screws and fixings seen once the planter is in use.
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Low Octagonal Planter on Feet – Ribbed Decking
Price range: £58.99 through £115.9940x2950x2960x2970x2980x29PaintedUnpaintedClearHexagonal planters, we aim to minimise the joints of the planter to give a seamless look. The corners of the planters are mitred to a 22.5 ° angle on the corner on every layer. Each section of timber only two screws will be visible as these are fixings for the joints. The layers are stacked on top of each other until the desired height of the planter is met. The layers are fixed together internally, this limits the number of screws and fixings seen once the planter is in use.
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Low Octagonal Planter on Feet – Smooth Decking…
Price range: £58.99 through £115.9940x2950x2960x2970x2980x29PaintedUnpaintedClearOctagonal planters, we aim to minimise the joints of the planter to give a seamless look. The corners of the planters are mitred to a 22.5 ° angle on the corner of every layer. For each section of the timber only two screws will be visible as these are fixings for the joints. The layers are stacked on top of each other until the desired height of the planter is met. The layers are fixed together internally, this limits the number of screws and fixings seen once the planter is in use.
