Tall Altea Planter and tray set
From vase holder to coffee table
Freestand plant pot in painted and treated steel for outdoor use (high version) with wooden tray
Our domestic seedlings grow thanks to the care we give them every day. Giving them a container that enhances them and makes them even more protagonists of our home or garden is only the latest stage of this commitment.
Altea is really "the one who takes care of" and, starting today, the design piece that will take care of the beauty of your flowers.
In this version with a high support, the vase holder becomes the real protagonist, indoors and out. With the wooden tray, it finds a new style and also becomes a shelf and table, to place your favorite knick-knacks or other vases and play with the different levels.
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FAQs
Altea is painted with a water-resistant treatment and is therefore suitable for outdoor use. We recommend, however, not to expose it directly to atmospheric agents to ensure its longevity.
It is recommended to use it as a pot holder with related saucers. It is not watertight, so keep in mind that the water you water the plants with may eventually leak.
The maximum height is 83 cm. The planter box is 60cm wide with 25cm deep. The internal height is 16.7 cm, so if you don't want the pots to protrude from the top, use pots with a maximum height of this measurement. It is suitable for holding approximately 3 vases.
You can use square or rectangular vases or round vases with a maximum diameter of 23 cm. In the case of rectangular vases, you could use a single vase up to approximately 58 cm wide, with the short side a maximum of 23 cm. Or you can use multiple vases with maximum measurements of approximately 18x18 cm (or 18 cm diameter). In this case, also considering a small space between one vase and another, you can insert up to 3 vases in your Altea. It is advisable that the height is between 12 and 16 cm.
The planter box is removable from its base. The base is stable, suitable for supporting the weight of the pots and is equipped with a shelf on which you can place other pots or gardening tools.
The Altea family of pot holders is made up of the high, low, table, wall, railing versions and the round, small and large versions (use the search engine on our site, type "Altea" to see all the versions).
Warranty, Shipping and Returns
Delivery in 4 weeks
Your order is produced after your purchase. Delivery times, at this time, are approximately 4 weeks. We will notify you as soon as your package leaves our warehouse and provide you with tracking information to track the shipment to your home. Shipping costs are calculated on the checkout page.
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ATTENTION: If you have ordered multiple items, the shipping times to consider are those of the item with the longest times. If you have special needs contact us at shop@hiro.design
Right of withdrawal
You have the right to cancel your purchase for any reason within 14 days. You will have to return the item and you will receive a refund for all costs incurred (except for the return costs).
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Gabriele Panciera
Gabriele Panciera was born in Milan in 1996. After graduating in Product Design from the European Institute of Design, he soon began working as an industrial designer.
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