Q: What are the 5 available colors and how to differentiate them ?
Lime Green — bright green and very spring-like, very festive — unique in the planter catalog. Taupe — warm gray beige, very universal. Anthracite — contemporary dark gray, versatile. Terra — warm terracotta, Mediterranean. Gray Stone — natural stone gray, very mineral — unique in the planter catalog.
Q : What is the difference between the Relax balcony box and the Super balcony box?
Three fundamental differences. The holes : the Relax is originally pierced — immediate direct cultivation; the Super is hole-free by default. The palette : the Relax offers 5 colors including Lime Green and Grey Stone which are absent from the Super; the Super offers Green and Brown which are absent from the Relax. The depth : the Relax is 20cm vs 18cm for the Super — slightly more generous.
Q : Can this balcony box stay on a balcony in winter?
Yes — balcony & terrace. Polypropylene is tested down to -20 °C and treated with UV protection in all seven colors. The drainage holes allow for the evacuation of rainwater and frost in winter — an advantage for a balcony box that remains exposed all year round.
Q : Is the Grey Stone color close to a cement gray or a natural gray?
The Grey Stone is a slightly warm natural gray — closer to cut stone or light granite than to a cold cement gray. This shade integrates very naturally into mineral environments (low walls, slabs, stone facades) and creates a very soft harmony with all green or silver-gray foliage plants (lavender, santolina, grasses).
Q : Does this balcony box need a saucer underneath?
If the balcony planter is placed on a surface sensitive to moisture (wood, light tiles, treated slabs), a rectangular saucer is recommended to collect the water that drains through the drainage holes. If it is placed on a balcony with natural water drainage (grate, draining floor), the saucer is not necessary.