The Corten steel planter Botan is available in 4 different sizes and easy to place on your balcony, terrace or in the garden. Set Corten steel flower pots can also be a nice flash catcher at the entrance of your company. This Corten steel planter Botan has a top edge, double converted of 5 cm. The legs are 20 cm high. Material thickness of these flower boxes is standard 3 mm.
Corten steel is a very strong type of steel that has the property of covering itself with a protective layer of rust when exposed to the outside air. This natural solid rust layer forms the protection against further corrosion. Characteristic of Corten steel is its brown-orange rust color and long service life.
Our Corten steel products are delivered unroasted. The process of rusting after that will take about 4 months.
Planting advice:
- Provide the bottom with a layer of pebbles Ø 35 mm sorting
- Do not use an overflow pipe (no water should remain in the tank)
- Over this, a water-permeable anti-root cloth
- On this soil suitable for the type of planting
Important:
Ensure good drainage (holes in soil standard af production), no excess water should remain in the planter, because the material can then rust over time due to a combination of oxygen and soil.
Do not use hydro granules as they retain moisture
After delivery, immediately unpack the flower box so that any moisture between the packaging and the product can evaporate. This can cause irregular rust and stains. During the rusting process, the planter may give off.
Product information cortenstaal:
Cor-Ten steel also known as weatherproof steel. It is a metal alloy consisting of iron to which copper, silicon, nickel and chromium are added. Cor-Ten is a very strong type of steel. This Steel has the property of covering itself with a protective rust layer when exposed to the outside air. This natural solid rust layer forms the protection against further corrosion. Characteristic for Cor-Ten steel is the brown-orange rust color and the long service life.
Free home delivery for orders over 90 euro within the Netherlands and Belgium. with the exception of urban distribution, Wadden Islands, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen.
