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faux green indoor plants Fake Living Wall Panel

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Description

faux green indoor plants Fake Living Wall PanelArtificial Living Wall Panel Highlights Realistic Evergreen Foliage Weather Resistant Indoor & Outdoor Easy to Assemble Lifelike & Dense Foliage Artigwall artificial living wall panels utilize a variety of green plant foliage to provide a natural realistic look. The lush foliage and flowers provide 98% shade for a more organic look. Easy Assembly Artigwall Fake living walls are easier to install than you might think. You can cut to any size to fit the

Artificial Living Wall Panel Highlights

Realistic Evergreen Foliage

Weather-Resistant

Indoor & Outdoor

Easy to Assemble

Lifelike & Dense Foliage

Artigwall® artificial living wall panels utilize a variety of green plant foliage to provide a natural realistic look. The lush foliage and flowers provide 98% shade for a more organic look.

Easy Assembly

Artigwall® Fake living walls are easier to install than you might think.

You can cut to any size to fit the space you need. Each green panel has connecting fasteners for easy self-installation.

Attach the panels to a wood frame, wall or fence for a large coverage for better privacy.

Versatile

A faux living wall is as versatile as it is beautiful. It is perfect for spaces such as a:

  • Living room,
  • Balcony,
  • Patio,
  • Garden,
  • Porch,
  • And other indoor and outdoor spaces.

It can even be used as a photography backdrop, stage backdrop, or other accent wall.

Whether you're looking to liven up your room or add some greenery to your garden, look no further. This artificial plant wall is truly the perfect solution.

Material

Leaves: Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE).

Product Information

Material Plastic
Blockage for Privacy Screening
Usage Outdoor, Indoor
Plant Types Artificial Bamboo Leaves Stems
Faux Gardenia Leaf
Fake Boxwood Grass
Artificial Moss
Artificial Eucalyptus
Faux Greenery Willow Leaves
Artificial Boxwood with Little White Flowers
Artificial Boston Fern, and more
Style Garden
Assembly Required Yes
Recommended Uses Home decor
Occasion Patio, porch, privacy screens, wooden fencing, yard, backyard, walkways, home and office elevation, wedding and so on.

Assembly

Quick and easy to assemble, follow the installation guide just push the sides together and attach the hedge panels.

Lightweight and easy to move, it can quickly be placed anywhere you need.

Size and Weight

Dimension: 40"L x 40"W (100cm L x 100cm W)

Care and maintenance

No specialized skills are required, just follow the instructions.

Warranty

3 years Outdoor; 
10 years Indoor.

Description

With our stunning fake living wall, any space can be instantly transformed. Featuring a natural plant-like look, this faux greenery panel is sure to delight. It is designed to beautify indoor and outdoor spaces with the beauty of nature.

Transform your space into a lush, green living garden-no care and maintenance needed!

  • Instant Beautification
  • Extremely Dense & Lifelike Appearance
  • High-quality UV-ray resistant
  • Long-term Results

This lush, Artigwall® artificial green wall adds a touch of serenity and elegance to any environment. Ideal for both residential and commercial settings. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.

Installation is easy and you can even install by yourself by following the instructions.

For more information, please visit warranty page.

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