If you like home plants and make them at yourself, then sooner or later you will need a comfortable and beautiful shelf for flowers to place your entire small winter garden.
Forms of shelves for flowers
Shelves for flower pots can have the most diverse shape, for example, you can often see options when stands for flowers are decorated around the central support.
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Another option is direct shelves. It can be floor shelves for flowers or suspended. Such shelves must be fixed or installed along a flat surface. A variety of such shelves is a shelf for flowers on the windowsill, which allows you to place plants closer to the light.
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If you choose a floor structure, then you can purchase a shelf for flowers on wheels for more convenient transportation from place to place.
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Finally, if one of the corners is empty in your room and it is quite illuminated, then the purchase of a corner shelf for flowers will be a successful solution.
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Materials for shelves for flowers
When choosing the material from which the flower regiment will be made, you should be repulsed not only from its appearance and compatibility with the interior of the room, but also from how protected it is from moisture, because the flowers must be watered, as well as spray from time to time.
The most popular option is wooden shelves for flowers. After processing with a special varnish, the tree ceases to be afraid of moisture, such shelves look beautiful, fit well into almost any interior. The tree is also strong enough to withstand the weight of even large flower pots.
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Metal shelves for flowers can also be found quite often. They are durable, practically do not wear out. But here the top coating plays the role again, because without it such a shelf can easily rust. Forged shelves for flowers differ in particular airiness and beauty. Such things always look unique and decorate the interior of the room.
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Finally, you can see shelves for flowers from chipboard. This material from compressed sawdust is the most unstable and capricious to moisture. Therefore, such shelves are most often covered with a laming film that protects chipboard from damage. But even at the same time, the shelves can become unusable over time, as the film will begin to move at the corners of the product.
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