About Trough Planter 80x30x40
80 cm long, 30 cm wide, 40 cm high — narrow enough to run along a paved edge without crowding the path it borders. We list it in the trough planters collection in two material builds: Polystone Resin under code CG5027/80, and Light Stone composite under LS7034/80.
Polystone Resin comes in eight colourways, running from stone-toned to flat and modern: Cement Grey, Charcoal Black, White Stone, Brown Terrazzo, Grey Stone, Smooth White, Flat Black and Flat Grey. At this length the shape works repeated — three or four in a line down a boundary, a pair either side of an entry, or a low green screen along a balcony edge.
Lightstone takes seven textured finishes instead: High Gloss, Timber Look, Stone Grey, White Cimstone, Black Cimstone, Grey Cimstone and White/Grey Crack Cimstone. Texture is what usually decides between the two builds, and it is the one thing a photograph will not tell you. Work out your soil volume with the potting mix calculator, then see both surfaces side by side at the Malaga showroom before you settle on a finish.
Which sizes and codes does this trough come in?
Both SKUs are built to 80x30x40 cm:
CG5027/80 in Polystone Resin at 80x30x40 cm
LS7034/80 in Lightstone at 80x30x40 cm
Which colourways does CG5027/80 come in?
Eight, on the Polystone Resin build: Cement Grey, Charcoal Black, White Stone, Brown Terrazzo, Grey Stone, Smooth White, Flat Black and Flat Grey.
And the finishes on the Lightstone LS7034/80?
Seven to choose from: High Gloss, Timber Look, Stone Grey, White Cimstone, Black Cimstone, Grey Cimstone and White/Grey Crack Cimstone.
Polystone Resin or Lightstone — what is the difference?
Polystone Resin is crushed stone powder bound in polymer resin, which is why it takes a smooth, even finish and shrugs off knocks. Lightstone carries mineral aggregate through the wall, so the surface reads as stone under your hand, not only to the eye.
Can I see both materials before I order?
Yes. Both builds and their colour swatches sit on the floor at our Malaga showroom, and the team there will help you work out spacing and finish for the run you have in mind.
