FRP Fiberglass Stone Tower Planter

Product Id   SG-PLB55
Material FRP Fiberglass
Brand Swiss Gallery The Fiber Hub
Shape  Stone Tower Planter
Usage/Application Both indoor & outdoor
Length 20 inch
Width 20 inch
Height 36 inch
Country of origin India
Design Customized , Modern

The FRP Fiberglass Stone Tower Planter by Swiss Gallery – The Fiber Hub is a premium, modern planter designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Crafted from high-quality FRP fiberglass, this planter offers exceptional durability, lightweight properties, and a sleek, contemporary aesthetic.

Key Features:

  • Material: Made from FRP fiberglass, ensuring strength, weather resistance, and longevity.
  • Shape: Stone Tower design, providing a stylish and elegant look for any space.
  • Design: Modern and customizable, making it a versatile choice for different decor themes.
  • Usage: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings, ideal for homes, offices, gardens, hotels, and commercial spaces.
  • Origin: Proudly made in India, ensuring superior craftsmanship and quality.

This Stone Tower Planter is perfect for adding a sophisticated touch to any environment, whether used for plants, decorative arrangements, or as a statement piece. Its weather-resistant and lightweight build makes it easy to move and maintain, while the customizable design allows for personalization according to individual preferences

Original price was: ₹8,400.00.Current price is: ₹5,880.00.

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