Terrace Design Set with GrowBIG and Wide

• Model: 1 x GrowWIDE , 2 x GrowBIG self-watering planters
• Color: Natural Ash / Black Ash / Dark Oak
• Dimensions: GrowWIDE: 60x22x24 cm / GrowBig: 45x45x52 cm 
• Wood Type: FSC certified Ash / Oak
• Treatment: Oiled wood,  weather resistant 
• Warranty: 2 years, 
• Self-Watering: 7L (GrowWide), 18L (GrowBig)
• Made in Denmark, with up-cycled materials from EU

Now you can decorate your balcony easily with our Terrace Design Set 

2 x GrowBIG and 1x GrowWIDE self-watering planters

GrowWide is the middle range model of the SQUARELY design planters family. Utilizing the modularity offered by the GrowOn model, this planter features two independent 7L water tanks with our self-watering system. This allows you to grow two different plants in the same planter while reducing the watering frequency by 3 times.

GrowBIG is the big model of SQUARELY design planters family, featuring a 18L water tank with self-watering system, making it the ideal planter for bigger plants requiring more soil and water, while reducing the watering frequency by 3 times.

Read more about GrowBig here:

By combining modern and distinctive design  with danish woodcrafting tradition,  GrowBig provides the ultimate solution for growing outdoor greenery, edible plants and flowers, but also for spacious indoor spaces. The simple self-watering system makes it ideal for people on the go, giving you freedom and flexibility in watering: say goodbye to dead plants after a trip. 

 

 

SQUARELY Hardwood Plant Furniture:
Modular Danish Design
Customisable with our Accessories range
Smart Self-Watering System contained inside
Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Spaces
Sustainable - Reclaimed & Recycled Materials
Socially Responsible - Made in Copenhagen

REVIEW

"Effortlessly grow a plant! Bought one end of last year, put a plant in and it just keeps on growing ever since (not normal when I own a plant). I frequently forgot to water and there was still enough in the water container. Perfect for a guy who knows nothing about plants." Birger Jacobs