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extend ronde cortenstaal plantenbak 100x75

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extend ronde cortenstaal plantenbak 100x75Cortenstahl Pflanzkbel EXTEND mit Boden Schlankes Design mit starker Ausstrahlung Der Cortenstahl Pflanzkbel EXTEND mit Boden fllt durch seine auergewhnliche Form direkt ins Auge. Die schmalere Unterseite verleiht dem Kbel eine elegante, schlanke Silhouette. Diese dezente Verjngung macht den EXTEND zu einem besonders originellen und beliebten Design. Dank des witterungsbestndigen Cortenstahls kann der Pflanzkbel ganzjhrig im Freien stehen ohne zu

Cortenstahl Pflanzkübel EXTEND mit Boden – Schlankes Design mit starker Ausstrahlung

Der Cortenstahl-Pflanzkübel EXTEND mit Boden fällt durch seine außergewöhnliche Form direkt ins Auge. Die schmalere Unterseite verleiht dem Kübel eine elegante, schlanke Silhouette. Diese dezente Verjüngung macht den EXTEND zu einem besonders originellen und beliebten Design.

Dank des witterungsbeständigen Cortenstahls kann der Pflanzkübel ganzjährig im Freien stehen – ohne zu beschädigen oder zu reißen. So genießen Sie viele Jahre lang einen pflegeleichten Blickfang mit Charakter.

Die warme, orangebraune Farbe des Cortenstahls entsteht durch eine natürliche Rostschicht. Diese Patina schützt das Material und verleiht dem Kübel seine markante Ausstrahlung. Nicht umsonst wird Cortenstahl auch wetterfester Stahl genannt – denn je mehr Wind und Wetter, desto schöner wird er.

Spezifikation

  • Material: Cortenstahl
  • Materialstärke: 3 mm
  • Oberer Rand: 50 x 23 mm
  • Gewicht: 85 kg
  • Füße: 18 mm
  • Wasserablauflöcher: Ø 25 mm
  • Garantie: 5 Jahre

Vorteile

  • Hochwertige europäische Qualität
  • Sehr stark und verschleißfest
  • Pflegeleicht und langlebig
  • Verstärkt gegen Verformung
  • Warme, natürliche Ausstrahlung
  • Füße sorgen für optimale Entwässerung

Optionen

  • Innenbeschichtung mit Polyurea möglich (nicht für Teichanwendungen geeignet)
  • Bio-Rostbeschleuniger erhältlich

Material

Pflanzgefäße aus Cortenstahl sind sehr stabil, verschleißfest, witterungsbeständig, wartungsarm und langlebig.

Cortenstahl ist eine verschleißfeste, robuste und langlebige Metalllegierung aus Eisen, Kupfer, Phosphor und Chrom. Der Kübel wird unberostet geliefert; der Oxidationsprozess beginnt nach dem Aussetzen im Freien und dauert etwa 4 bis 5 Monate. Dabei bildet sich eine schützende Rostschicht, die weiteren Korrosionsschutz bietet.

Diese natürliche Oberfläche verleiht dem Pflanzkübel eine lange Lebensdauer und eine lebendige Farbwirkung, die sich mit der Zeit weiterentwickelt.

Wichtige Hinweise

  • Für eine gute Drainage sorgen; Ablauflöcher dürfen nicht blockiert sein.
  • Keine Blähton-Kugeln verwenden – sie speichern zu viel Feuchtigkeit.
  • Nicht empfohlen in einem Umkreis von 2 km zur Küste.
  • Während des Rostprozesses kann rostiges Wasser austreten.
  • Die Garantie erlischt bei unsachgemäßem Bohren oder Schleifen.
  • Verpackung nach Erhalt sofort entfernen, um Flecken durch eingeschlossene Feuchtigkeit zu vermeiden.

Bepflanzungstipps

  • Eine ca. 10 cm hohe Schicht Kies (Ø 35 mm) auf dem Boden verteilen.
  • Darauf ein wasserdurchlässiges Unkrautvlies legen.
  • Den restlichen Raum mit geeigneter Pflanz- oder Gartenerde füllen.
  • Kein Überlaufrohr verwenden: In dem Kübel darf kein stehendes Wasser verbleiben.
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