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Placement
Place for drainage
hole and overflow pipe
Reinforcement rib
Placement
1. Provide a flat, solid surface. If not done carefully, it
can create tension in the product which can result in
damage to the product.
Note!
Always drill drainage holes in the bottom of
the planter, use (if present) the raised parts of the
bottom of the planter.
2. If desired, install an overflow pipe in the designat
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ed place at the bottom of the planter to create a wa-
ter reservoir.
3. Reinforcement ribs in planters are essential for the
construction and dimensional stability of the planter.
These must never be removed!
4. Always provide sufficient breathing space (mini
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mum 1 cm) around the planters to prevent moisture
trapping.
Planting advice
Loose soil
anti-root cloth
Hydro grains
5. Fill the planter with a layer of hydro grains about
10cm high. Place a moisture-permeable anti-root
cloth over the hydro grains.
Note!
Raise the cloth at the edges at least 10 cm for
an ideal effect.
6. Cover the anti-root cloth with a layer of airy soil
mixture adapted to the planting to be applied.
Note!
The soil in the planter should never be tamped
down, this can cause damage to the planter.
Carriage bolt
Install wheels
1. Wheels are supplied separately with the planter.
Assembly is very easy, see images on the right.
2. Position the wooden board with the four large
holes upwards and press the carriage bolts firmly all
the way in (see detailed picture).
3. Then slide the wheel over the bolt and tighten it
with the supplied nut.
4. Then place the wooden board with wheels under
the planter, they do not need to be connected to
each other.
Wheel
Nut
