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plant hanger poles Tension Plant Pole With Trays

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plant hanger poles Tension Plant Pole With TraysCreate your own stunning urban oasis with our elegant, custom designed tension plant pole with trays. Perfect for any room size or shape, and can hold up to 6 8 small to medium plants. Fully adjustable, portable and easy to assemble no need for tools or messy holes in ceilings. You'll notice an improvement in air quality and your peace of mind not to mention the extra space. Plus your plant babes will feel extra comfy in their own suspended beds!

Create your own stunning urban oasis with our elegant, custom-designed tension plant pole with trays.

Perfect for any room size or shape, and can hold up to 6-8 small to medium plants.

Fully adjustable, portable and easy to assemble - no need for tools or messy holes in ceilings.

You'll notice an improvement in air quality and your peace of mind- not to mention the extra space. Plus your plant babes will feel extra comfy in their own suspended beds!

PLEASE NOTE: Our poles are intended for indoor use only or undercover out of weather/moisture. 

Poles cannot be assembled on slanted/raked ceilings.

Specifications

Our plant poles arrive in a fully gift-able box and features;

The assembled pole extends up to 2.79m.

5x trays - 2x 14.5cm trays 2x 18cm trays 1x 24cm tray

1x pole adjustable that extends from 107.6cm - 165.3cm pole diameter is 3.2cm at the base and 2.9cm at the top end 

1x pole - 108cm in length, 3.5cm diameter at the base end and 3cm diameter at the top end.

1x short stopper - 7.4cm diameter at the base, 3.4cm diameter at the neck and 4cm high, has a silicone non-slip base. 

1x longer stopper - 7.4cm diameter at the base,  3cm diameter at the neck and 14.2cm high, has a silicone non-slip base.

The pole has 33 adjustable positions. 

An additional 58cm extension pole can be purchased which will extend the tension pole up to 3.25m.

PLEASE NOTE: Pole does not come with planter pots, they can be purchased separately through our website. 

Features

Our poles are fully adjustable up to 2.79m and can be used with just one (adjustable) pole for a bench/table - our extension addition can be added for this setup.

Poles are made from Carbon Steel and are coated in a high temperature electrostatic finish.

Our trays are made from A3 Steel and are coated in a plastic spray and dipping plastic finish on the ends.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the manufacturing process, our trays when assembled may be not be 100% level. This is to counteract the weight that will be set on the tray.  We recommend placing your pot on the tray to see how it sits then remove the pot and bend the tray slightly and very gently to where it needs to be to sit level. The thread may not screw all the way into the tray, this has been purposely done to allow a buffer for the tray to be assembled so that the tray can sit out over the end of the arm. It's not a fault but rather how they’re manufactured. 

Also available in a white colour option, extra hooks and a tray option available to purchase separately.

Watch our set up and installation video over on youtube here

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