BAMA Etika 39cm trough, terracotta

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Flower Box - outdoor, UV-resistant, 1 compartment, 3L reservoir capacity, made of plastic, saucer included, brown, dimensions 12.5×14.5×39cm (H×W×L), weight 0.3kg
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BAMA Etika 39cm trough, terracotta 99,- In stock > 20 pcs at the supplier's
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BAMA Etika 39cm trough, terracotta

The BAMA Etika window box is designed for outdoor plant growing. This plastic window box with tray is made from a material that withstands temperature changes down to -20°C, impacts and UV radiation, ensuring it retains its colour. It includes a base tray that clips firmly in place to catch excess water. With a 3L capacity, it provides plenty of room for your plants to develop a healthy root system.

Key features of the BAMA Etika 40cm window box

  • Designed for outdoor plant growing
  • Made from impact-resistant plastic
  • Withstands temperature changes down to -20°C
  • UV-resistant and colourfast
  • Equipped with a base tray that clips firmly in place
  • Generous 3L capacity
  • Dimensions 39×14.5×12.5cm (L×W×H)

Practical tray and durable design

Its moulded base tray ensures your plants have an ample water supply while clipping firmly to the window box, so it stays in place when moved. Thanks to the impact-resistant, UV-resistant and weatherproof material (down to -20°C), the window box retains its original appearance even when left in direct sunlight.

Specifications

Length
39 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Height
12.5 cm
Weight
0.3 kg
Number of compartments
1

Dimensions and weight

Length
39 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Height
12.5 cm
Weight
0.3 kg
Number of compartments
1

Features

Usage
Outdoor
Material
Plastic
Colour
Brown
Features
UV-resistant
Reservoir capacity
3 l

Packaging

Included
Saucer
More Specifications

BAMA Srl, Via Sando Pertini 2, 55011 Altopascio, Italy, www.bamagroup.com, +39058325397, [email protected]

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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

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