FRP Fiberglass Rectangular Tray Planter

Product Id  SG-PL36
Material FRP Fiberglass
Brand Swiss Gallery The Fiber Hub
Shape  Rectangular Tray  Planter
Usage/Application Both indoor & outdoor
Width 15 inch
Length 36 inch
Height 15 inch
Country of origin India
Design Customized , Modern

Elevate your indoor and outdoor spaces with the Rectangular Tray Planter, a sleek and versatile fiberglass planter designed to add a touch of modern sophistication to any environment.

Key Features:

  • Premium Material: Constructed from FRP Fiberglass, offering durability, lightweight handling, and resistance to weather and wear.
  • Sleek Rectangular Design: The Rectangular Tray shape provides a contemporary and clean look, ideal for showcasing a variety of plants or floral arrangements.
  • Versatile Use: Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications—perfect for patios, balconies, gardens, offices, or living spaces.
  • Modern Customization: A customized, modern design that seamlessly fits into any décor style while enhancing plant displays.
  • Origin: Proudly made in India, ensuring superior craftsmanship and long-lasting quality.

The Rectangular Tray Planter is perfect for those seeking a contemporary planter that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, making it an excellent choice for enhancing both residential and commercial spaces.

Original price was: ₹6,400.00.Current price is: ₹4,480.00.

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