15 inch planter indoor Sunnydaze Chalet Ceramic Flower Pot Planter with Drainage Holes -  High-Fired Glazed UV and Frost-Resistant Finish
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15 inch planter indoor

15 inch planter indoor Sunnydaze Chalet Ceramic Flower Pot Planter with Drainage Holes - High-Fired Glazed UV and Frost-Resistant Finish

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15 inch planter indoor Sunnydaze Chalet Ceramic Flower Pot Planter with Drainage Holes - High-Fired Glazed UV and Frost-Resistant FinishCreate an eye catching container garden with this vibrant ceramic planter by Sunnydaze Decor. The glazed finish combined with the sleek round design is sure to complement many decor schemes. The durable and classic ceramic construction combined with the drainage hole on the bottom make these planters ideal for outdoor use. These flower pots can be used indoors with a separately purchased saucer to protect flooring. Features of the Chalet Ceramic

Create an eye-catching container garden with this vibrant ceramic planter by Sunnydaze Decor. The glazed finish combined with the sleek round design is sure to complement many decor schemes. The durable and classic ceramic construction combined with the drainage hole on the bottom make these planters ideal for outdoor use. These flower pots can be used indoors with a separately purchased saucer to protect flooring.

Features of the Chalet Ceramic Planter:

  • Overall dimensions: 14.5" outer top diameter (12.75" inner diameter); 15" middle diameter; 9" outer base diameter (7" inner base diameter) x 11.25" tall (11" tall inner); Weighs 18.6 lbs per planter; (3) 1" drainage hole; Soil capacity: 15 qts/3.75 gal.
  • Ceramic pots are made from classic ceramic with a hand-painted glazed finish to make them frost and UV resistant as well as easy to maintain and use.
  • Includes 1 planter for the perfect addition to your patio, deck, porch, or yard.
  • Drainage hole makes the planters easy to use outdoors; planters can be used indoors with a saucer to prevent flooring damage. (Saucer purchased separately.)
  • Sunnydaze Decor backs its products with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty for worry-free purchasing.
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