Plant Stand Set of Three at Different Heights in Solid Ash

Three stands at 400, 550 and 700mm, which is how a group of plants stops looking like a shop display.

Everything we sell is under 800mm wide. That is not a style, it is the constraint the whole range is designed around, because it is the measurement that decides whether a piece of furniture works in a small flat. Eight hundred millimetres is roughly the width of a standard internal door, the width of the gap most people have between a sofa and a wall, and the point past which a piece stops reading as part of the room and starts reading as an obstacle. Designing to it is harder than designing without it and it is the only interesting thing about furniture for small spaces.

Specification

• Dimensions: under 500mm wide in every case, see the product name
• Floor footprint: under 0.25 square metres
• Material: solid English ash, pale and straight grained, finished in hardwax oil
• Finish: hardwax oiled, legs in your chosen finish
• Capacity: 20kg evenly distributed
• Assembly: arrives assembled or needs four legs fitting
• Getting it in: Flat packed in 1 carton, largest 520mm by 760mm by 180mm. Through a standard 762mm door: yes. Into a small lift: yes
• Weight: approximately 7.9 kilograms
• Everything in this group is under 500mm wide
• Felt pads fitted, spares in the box
• Legs in your chosen finish
• Light enough to move with one hand, which is the point

What you get

• One plant stand set of three at different heights
• Legs and fixings where the piece needs them
• Felt pads and a spare set
• Hex key and a care card

Assembly

Flat packed, with a hex key, a spanner and printed instructions in the box. Fittings are cam locks and threaded steel inserts rather than chipboard screws, which is what lets a piece be taken apart and reassembled without the joints going loose. We reckon on three moves and have tested to ten.

If you are renting

Nothing here touches the wall. No drilling, no anchors, no filler and no repainting on the way out. Felt pads on every contact point, and a set of spare pads in the box for when the first set wears through.