Savana Black Chevron Recycled Rubber Tall Planter Pot

THE NICOMAN LIMITED

£29.99

Savana Black Chevron Recycled Rubber Planter Bring contemporary style to your garden, patio, entrance, or indoor space with this durable Rubber Planter. Combining an attractive Chevron design with the strength and weather resistance of rubber, it offers a stylish and practical solution for displaying flowers, shrubs, and small plants in both indoor and outdoor settings. Key Features Made from Recycled Rubber – Eco-friendly, durable, and built to last Made in Canada – High-quality construction and premium finish 47.3L Capacity – Ideal for flowers, shrubs, grasses, and feature plants Indoor Outd

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE NICOMAN LIMITED, number 09046076. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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