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16 inch planter with saucer

16 inch planter with saucer Classic Pot Saucer

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16 inch planter with saucer Classic Pot SaucerEnsure your flower planters maintain their aesthetic appeal, even during rainy spells or instances of over watering. The HC Companies Classic 16 Inch Round Plant Pot Saucer Drip Tray shields your porch, deck, or window sill from the detrimental effects of excessive moisture. Measuring 16 inches in diameter, this round flower pot saucer is specifically crafted to accommodate round flower pots with 11. 5 inch base diameters. Its interior features ridges

Ensure your flower planters maintain their aesthetic appeal, even during rainy spells or instances of over-watering. The HC Companies Classic 16 Inch Round Plant Pot Saucer Drip Tray shields your porch, deck, or window sill from the detrimental effects of excessive moisture.

Measuring 16 inches in diameter, this round flower pot saucer is specifically crafted to accommodate round flower pots with 11.5-inch base diameters. Its interior features ridges that elevate the flower pot, facilitating moisture drainage, while the high sides effectively contain excess moisture. Moreover, the saucer is designed for effective drainage, and catches excess water to help prevent over watering. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, its classic design seamlessly complements various indoor decors, ranging from farmhouse to modern aesthetics. Crafted from durable yet lightweight plastic, this saucer is built to withstand wear and tear, ensuring resistance against color fading, leaking, and cracking, making it a reliable choice for both indoor and outdoor settings.

No matter if you're tending to a delicate fern nestled on your window sill or curating a vibrant herb garden out on your patio, The HC Companies Classic 16 Inch Round Plant Pot Saucer Drip Tray, tailored specifically for 17-inch pots, emerges as the ideal choice for your botanical endeavors.

  • Prevent any additional moisture dripping from your flower pot from spreading by using this plant saucer to contain it effectively
  • Designed to fit flower pots boasting a generous 11.5-inch diameter at their base, ensuring a snug and secure fit for your gardening needs
  • Ridged to elevate your flower pot, allowing for moisture to drip, and high sides keep moisture contained
  • Designed for effective drainage, these plant pot saucers catch excess water and help prevent overwatering, protecting both your plants and surfaces from potential damage while supporting healthy roots
  • Made with durable and lightweight plastic, designed to stand up to wear inside and outside, that resists weather wear and color fading from sunlight
  • Classic appearance goes well with any decor from farmhouse to modern
  • Color: Evergreen
  • Material: Polypropylene Plastic
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 3.00 x 16.00 x 16.00 inches
  • Weight: 0.59 pounds
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