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5-Tier Solid Wood Corner Plant Display Rack

74.00

SKU: EA2D90BD-7DDA-1E02-1199-BDE787E6594C Category:

Description

5-Tier Solid Wood Corner Plant Display Rack

  The corner of a room often goes unused, yet it presents an opportunity to create a
  vertical garden that draws the eye without intruding into the living space. This five-tier
  display rack is shaped to fit neatly into a ninety-degree angle, its triangular shelves
  reaching upward in a sequence that makes the most of the available height. Every component
  is cut from solid wood — the shelves, the upright supports, and the rear stabilising panel —
  and the timber has been selected for its straight grain and its ability to hold fastenings
  securely over time.

  The surface treatment is a gentle, vintage-toned stain that allows the natural figuring of
  the wood to show through. Edges are softened and corners are rounded, so there are no sharp
  points to catch on clothing when one reaches past the foliage. The rear panel, which bridges
  the two wall-facing sides, serves as a structural brace that stiffens the entire assembly and
  prevents the rack from twisting out of shape when loaded unevenly. The base is fitted with
  adjustable levelling feet that can be turned by hand to compensate for slight slopes in the
  floor, ensuring that the rack stands plumb and steady.

  Five shelves provide ample room for an assortment of pots, from small propagation cups on the
  upper tiers to larger specimen plants near the floor. The open front allows light to flood
  into the corner position, and air can circulate freely, which is helpful for plants that are
  sensitive to stagnant humidity. Assembly is a step-by-step procedure that involves fixing the
  shelves to the pre-drilled side frames, attaching the rear panel, and tightening all the
  supplied screws. A Phillips screwdriver is the only tool needed. Once built, the rack requires
  little more than an occasional dusting, and any water spills can be wiped away before they
  have a chance to mark the sealed wood. Over the years, the finish will continue to mature,
  acquiring a deeper, richer hue that speaks to the quality of the solid timber from which it is
  made.