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kara1072

smaller concrete planters all 4" inside depth/

7 years ago
Newport Rectangular Concrete Planters, Sold as Set of 2, Large · More Info

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  • PRO
    7 years ago

    Thank you for your interest in Moss Manor’s Newport Concrete Planters!


    The bottom of each planter is about 3/4” thick, so the interior depth can be found by deducting 3/4” from the overall height.


    For example, our Large Rectangular Planter is 16” H, so the interior depth would be about 15.25”.


    Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions!


    Best,

    Sarah

    —

    Sarah James Moss

    MOSS MANOR: A Design House

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