Rowlinson Premier Natural Wooden Patio Trough Planter 37 x 120 x 40cm

Add a touch of rustic charm to patios with this Rowlinson Premier Natural Wooden Patio Trough Plan...

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This Rowlinson Premier Natural Wooden Patio Trough Planter is ideal for gardeners looking to cultivate vibrant flowers and greenery on their patios or in small outdoor spaces. Its key benefit is providing a generous capacity for planting while adding rustic charm to your garden. A potential consideration is that the natural timber finish, while versatile, may require periodic maintenance to preserve its appearance.

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Model Part NumberPLSTRO120
BrandRowlinson

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FAQs

What is the soil capacity of this planter?

The Rowlinson Premier Natural Wooden Patio Trough Planter holds approximately 118 liters of soil or compost.

Is the wood treated for outdoor use?

Yes, the timber is pressure-treated for protection against rot and insect attack, making it suitable for outdoor conditions.

Can I paint or stain the planter?

Yes, the natural timber finish can be painted or stained to customize its look according to your preference.

How often should I maintain the planter?

While pressure-treated, annual application of a wood sealant, stain, or paint is recommended for best appearance and longevity, depending on your local climate.

Where is the timber sourced from?

All timber used in this planter is sustainably sourced from well-managed forests, meeting stringent legislation.

What are the dimensions of this planter?

The dimensions are 37cm in height, 120cm in width, and 40cm in depth.

Does it come assembled?

No, the planter is designed for easy assembly and will require construction upon arrival.

Troubleshooting

Assembly is difficult or pieces do not fit

Double-check that you are using the correct parts for the current step as per the instructions. Ensure all pre-drilled holes are clear of debris. If a part seems warped, contact customer support.

Wood appears to be weathering or discolored

This is normal for natural timber exposed to the elements. Apply a suitable wood stain, sealant, or paint to protect the wood and restore its appearance. Ensure the wood is dry before application.

Water pooling at the bottom of the planter

Ensure the planter is on a level surface. If drainage holes are present, check they are not blocked. Consider adding a layer of gravel at the bottom before adding soil to improve drainage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable due to pressure-treated timber.
  • Aesthetically pleasing natural wood finish.
  • Offers flexibility for personalization with paint or stain.
  • Environmentally conscious sourcing of materials.
  • Sufficiently large for diverse planting arrangements.

Cons

  • Natural wood may require maintenance to maintain appearance.
  • Requires assembly, which may take time.
  • Susceptible to weathering if not properly cared for.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unpack all components and verify against the assembly instructions.
  2. Follow the provided step-by-step guide for assembly. Typically, this involves joining the sides and base panels.
  3. Ensure all fittings are secure but avoid over-tightening, which could damage the wood.

Compatibility:

  • This planter is designed for outdoor use.
  • It is compatible with standard compost and soil mixes.
  • Consider using a liner if you wish to extend the life of the wood or prevent soil from escaping through minor gaps.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Wipe down with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid harsh chemicals.
  • Maintenance: The pressure-treated timber offers protection, but for extended longevity and aesthetic appeal, consider applying a wood sealant, stain, or paint annually, especially to exposed end grains. Reapply as needed based on your climate and desired finish.
  • Placement: Ensure the planter is placed on a level surface. Consider elevating it slightly to allow for air circulation and drainage underneath.