A large gutter pot, made of decorative concrete 70x23 cm, from the Sand Ecolite collection

A large gutter pot, made of decorative concrete 70x23 cm, from the Sand Ecolite collection

A large, oblong flower pot with a rectangular base.

The material of manufacture (ecological resin, called fiberclay) is a combination of fibers and ceramics. The surface structure is slightly porous and has unevenly distributed delicate pits, which makes it resemble architectural concrete.

The product is relatively light, which is very convenient to move, and is stable enough to be used in public spaces.

The article does not have a water drain, but the ceramic fiber is a material so durable that it is possible to drill a hole yourself - appropriate depressions in the bottom have been prepared. So decide for yourself whether the pot should be with or without a hole.

As a garden pot, it is resistant to various weather conditions - including frost-resistant.

The oblong shape makes the smaller size perfect for a window sill, and the larger one, especially in a composition with a tall plant, as a separator separating space in rooms, gardens or terraces.

The Ecolite collection is characterized by modern design and a simple form, which makes these products look very nice, among others. in spaces decorated in an industrial style, both open and closed.

There are 3 sizes of this model.

More information can be found in the technical data tab. The products are made by hand and the actual dimensions may slightly differ from the declared ones (+/- 5%).

Plant planting instructions are attached to each specimen. To extend the life of the pot, it is recommended to additionally protect the interior with a liquid foil type preparation.

As the articles in the Ecolite collection are made of natural material (ceramic fiber), the pots absorb moisture. Therefore, during use, local spots of moisture may appear on the surface, which dry out over time and leave no trace. It is a natural process with this type of material and it does not affect the functionality of the pot.