About Divider Trough TOV2076
At 910 mm long and only 460 mm deep, the TOV2076 draws a line across a space without eating into it. It stands 760 mm tall, which is enough to break the sightline between a dining setting and lounge seating, hold an alfresco border, or mark a circulation path through a commercial venue without building a wall. The exterior is reflective high-gloss white; the sidewalls carry pronounced ribbed fluting.
Those ribs are doing two jobs. Visually they break a long flat face into horizontal light and shadow. Structurally, the corrugated curve stiffens the wall, so the fibreglass does not bulge once the trough is backfilled with soil, and on a container this long that matters more than it would on a square pot. Fibreglass handles the rest of what we get here: UV, coastal moisture and temperature swings, with no cracking or rotting.
Planting follows the shape. Clumping bamboo, sansevieria, boxwood topiary and cascading ivy all sit well in an elongated profile like this, and the ivy is the one to reach for if the gloss white reads too hard against your paving. Outdoor cafes, restaurant terraces and suburban backyards tend to use the trough as a perimeter barrier rather than a feature.
Stock is whatever is on the floor. The TOV2076 sits in our clearance range at present, so availability is limited to stock on hand. Contact us about a product or project to confirm what is left, or come into Malaga and put a hand on the fluting first. Gloss white reads differently in daylight than it does in a photograph, and ten minutes in front of it is time well spent if you are thinking about a pair.
Common questions
How much floor space does it take up?
910 mm in length, 460 mm in width and 760 mm in height, listed as 91 x 46 x 76H. The 460 mm depth is what keeps it steady against a knock while the trough still holds a narrow line across the floor.
Is the ribbed fluting structural, or only decorative?
Both. The moulded ribs throw horizontal light-and-shadow lines that soften a long flat face, and the corrugated curves stiffen the walls, so the long sides do not bow outward once the trough is backfilled with soil.
How much potting mix will it take?
Filled to normal planting levels, allow roughly 250 to 280 litres. If that is more mix than you want to buy and carry, plant into drop-in nursery pots sitting inside the trough instead and the volume drops right back.
